Complete variator mark 66 reference 10000158 for Holzmann D460F wood lathe
This slide for 16 mm diameter tool holders is dedicated to mini wood lathes of different brands
This table diameter 150 mm M33 is dedicated to mini wood lathes of different brands
Handwheel fixed headstock bore 19 mm reference 10004481 for mini bench wood lathe
Mobile head for mini wood lathes Scheppach, Holzmann and Jean l'ébéniste
Motor pulley mark 51 diameter 55 mm bore 15 mm for mini wood lathe
Pulley for training mark 52 diameter 65 mm bore 25 mm for mini wood lathe
These 10x4.5 mm coals are dedicated to the Holzmann D460FXL wood lathe after 2018
M33 headstock spindle for mini wood lathe
Pair of coals for mini wood lathe Kity TAB660 and Holzmann D460F(XL) before 2017
Tool holder clamping device for mini wood lathe
Handwheel reference 10003097 for mini bench wood lathe
8 mm diameter rod (6 mm tip) for unscrewing the chuck - For mini wood lathe
Are you looking for spare parts for your Holzmann D460 or D460F wood lathe? Probois Machinoutils offers a range of parts designed to maintain, repair and extend the service life of these compact benchtop wood lathes.
This category includes mechanical and electrical components such as the complete speed controller for the D460F, motor carbon brushes according to the manufacturing period, drive pulleys, M33 headstock spindle, tailstock, handwheels, tool rest slide, tool rest clamping mechanism and various faceplates.
The Holzmann D460F is a compact wood lathe equipped with a 400W motor and an electronic variable-speed system. Its design makes it suitable for turning different wooden workpieces while retaining the compact dimensions of a benchtop lathe.
Over the years and with increasing operating hours, some parts will naturally wear. Other components can be damaged as a result of excessive tightening, impact, jamming or heavy use.
It is therefore often possible to restore the machine by replacing only the affected component rather than replacing the complete lathe.
Our selection currently includes several components for the main assemblies of the lathe:
Complete speed controller for Holzmann D460F, position 66, reference 10000158.
Tool rest slide for a 16 mm diameter tool rest post.
140 mm turning faceplate with M33 fitting.
Headstock handwheel with 19 mm bore.
Complete tailstock.
Motor pulley, position 51, diameter 55 mm and 15 mm bore.
Drive pulley, position 52, diameter 65 mm and 25 mm bore.
Carbon brushes for Holzmann D460F and D460FXL after 2018.
M33 headstock spindle.
Carbon brushes for Holzmann D460F and D460FXL before 2017.
Tool rest clamping mechanism.
Tailstock handwheel.
Mandrel ejector rod.
75 mm screw faceplate with M33 x 3.5 mm thread.
This selection makes it possible to work on the transmission and electrical system as well as the adjustment, clamping and workpiece-holding components of the lathe.
The complete speed controller, position 66, reference 10000158, is designed for the Holzmann D460F wood lathe.
It is one of the essential components of this version of the machine because it is involved in the system used to adjust the spindle speed.
A problem with speed adjustment, irregular operation or an inability to control the speed correctly may indicate that the variable-speed system needs to be checked.
However, this does not mean that the controller should automatically be replaced whenever a speed-related fault occurs.
Before replacing it, check the various components that may affect the operation of the machine, including the power supply, motor, carbon brushes, mechanical transmission and electrical connections.
Work on the electrical system must always be carried out with the machine disconnected from the mains and, when electrical diagnosis is required, by a suitably qualified person.
The motor carbon brushes are wear parts that provide the electrical contact required for the motor to operate.
As operating hours increase, their length gradually decreases. Heavily worn carbon brushes can cause irregular motor operation, starting difficulties, intermittent cut-outs or loss of power.
However, with the Holzmann D460F, particular attention must be paid to the manufacturing period of the machine.
We offer different versions of carbon brushes, including one version for older machines manufactured before 2017 and another intended for later versions after 2018.
You should therefore not select carbon brushes simply because your machine is identified as a D460F.
Before ordering, check the manufacturing year, serial number and, whenever possible, the dimensions and appearance of the carbon brushes currently fitted to your lathe.
A machine model can evolve during its production life.
The manufacturer may modify certain components without completely changing the commercial model designation of the lathe.
For this reason, two machines both identified as Holzmann D460F may not necessarily use exactly the same version of a particular spare part.
This is particularly important for electrical components, although some mechanical parts can also change between production versions.
The serial number, manufacturing month and manufacturing year are therefore essential information when identifying the correct spare part.
The motor pulley, position 51, offered in this category has a diameter of 55 mm and a 15 mm bore.
It forms part of the transmission system that transfers the movement produced by the motor.
A damaged, deformed or heavily worn pulley can affect the transmission and may cause vibrations or irregular operation.
When working on the transmission, it is advisable to inspect the complete mechanism rather than only the visibly damaged component.
In particular, check the condition of the opposite pulley, the alignment of the transmission and the absence of abnormal play.
The drive pulley, position 52, has a diameter of 65 mm and a 25 mm bore.
It works with the rest of the transmission system to transfer rotation to the lathe spindle.
Damage to this pulley can affect the smoothness and consistency of rotation.
If you notice vibration, unusual noise or a drive problem, inspect the complete mechanical system before deciding which component needs to be replaced.
Replacing a pulley will not correct a fault caused by another component in the transmission.
The M33 headstock spindle is a central component of the wood lathe.
It provides the rotating drive and allows compatible equipment, such as a faceplate or chuck, to be mounted on the machine.
The condition of the spindle is important for maintaining smooth rotation and correct installation of accessories.
If a problem occurs in this area, inspect the associated mechanical components before concluding that the spindle itself needs to be replaced.
A spindle with a defect or abnormal play can affect turning quality and generate vibration.
The 140 mm turning faceplate allows suitable wooden workpieces to be mounted directly on the lathe.
Its M33 fitting is intended for machines equipped with a compatible spindle.
A larger-diameter faceplate provides a mounting surface for workpieces suitable for this type of fixing.
Before starting the lathe, the workpiece must be securely attached and the complete installation carefully checked.
It is also essential to rotate the spindle manually before starting the machine to make sure that no part of the workpiece or mounting system can come into contact with the tool rest or another part of the lathe.
The 75 mm screw faceplate provides another mounting solution for turning operations compatible with this type of fixing.
It is designed with an M33 x 3.5 mm thread.
Before use, always check that the thread corresponds exactly to the spindle on your machine.
An identical nominal thread diameter is not sufficient if the pitch or other mounting characteristics are different.
The faceplate must be correctly screwed onto the spindle and the wooden workpiece must be securely mounted before the machine is started.
The tailstock moves along the lathe bed and plays an essential role in supporting workpieces when turning between centres.
It allows the tailstock centre to be positioned according to the length of the workpiece.
The tailstock must move correctly along the bed and then lock securely in the selected position.
If it no longer locks correctly, becomes difficult to move or develops abnormal play, the exact cause of the problem should be identified.
Depending on the fault, replacing the complete tailstock is not necessarily the first solution. The locking and clamping mechanisms should also be inspected.
The tailstock handwheel is used to operate the corresponding adjustment mechanism.
A damaged handwheel can make adjustment difficult, particularly if it is cracked, broken or if its fixing system is damaged.
The replacement part offered in this category allows this component to be replaced without necessarily changing the complete tailstock when the rest of the mechanism remains in good condition.
Before ordering, however, compare the replacement part with the component currently fitted to your machine.
We also offer a headstock handwheel with a 19 mm bore, reference 10004481, for compatible mini wood lathes.
As with all mechanical parts that may be fitted to different models or generations of lathes, dimensions are important.
Do not rely solely on the general appearance of the handwheel.
In particular, check the bore diameter and the configuration of the original component before ordering.
The tool rest slide allows the tool rest to be positioned on the lathe.
The version offered is designed for a tool rest with a 16 mm diameter post.
The tool rest is particularly important during woodturning because it provides the support point for the gouge, chisel or other turning tool used to shape the wood.
The slide must be easy to position and then lock securely.
Excessive play or a defective clamping system can make the work inaccurate and should be corrected before the machine is used.
The tool rest clamping mechanism locks the tool rest securely in the selected position.
During turning, the tool rest must remain firmly secured.
If the clamping system no longer works correctly, do not compensate for the problem by applying excessive force to a handle or lever.
Identify the cause of the fault: wear in the mechanism, damaged threads, a defective clamping component or incorrect assembly.
Replacing the relevant mechanism allows normal adjustment to be restored when it has been identified as the actual cause of the problem.
The ejector rod offered in this category has a diameter of 8 mm with a 6 mm end.
It is intended for compatible removal operations on mini wood lathes.
This type of accessory makes removal easier without having to use unsuitable tools that could damage the spindle or other components.
Do not use a hammer or improvised tool directly on sensitive parts of the lathe when an ejector rod is normally intended for the operation.
If your D460F no longer starts, it is important not to immediately replace the speed controller or another electrical component.
Begin by checking the power supply and the general condition of the machine.
The motor carbon brushes are among the components that should be inspected, particularly on a machine that has already accumulated many operating hours.
Also inspect accessible electrical connections and look for anything unusual, such as a burnt smell, damaged component, damaged cable or signs of overheating.
If no obvious cause can be identified, an electrical diagnosis may be required.
The speed controller should only be replaced when the diagnosis or checks carried out reasonably identify it as the source of the fault.
Vibration does not necessarily come from the motor or speed controller.
On a wood lathe, the workpiece itself is a common source of vibration, particularly when it is still significantly unbalanced during the early stages of turning.
The mounting of the workpiece, clamping, selected speed and condition of the accessories should therefore be checked.
If vibration continues without a workpiece or with a correctly balanced workpiece, inspect the transmission, pulleys, spindle and other mechanical components.
Any abnormal mechanical play should be identified before continuing to use the machine.
Regular maintenance helps preserve the accuracy and reliability of the lathe.
Always disconnect the machine from the mains before cleaning, inspection or dismantling.
Regularly remove wood chips and dust, particularly from around the motor, transmission and adjustment mechanisms.
Keep the lathe bed clean so that the tailstock and tool rest slide can move correctly.
Periodically inspect the clamping mechanisms, the condition of the pulleys and the behaviour of the transmission.
On versions equipped with motor carbon brushes, their condition can also be checked as part of maintenance when symptoms of abnormal operation occur.
Woodturning gouges and other tools should always be kept correctly sharpened. A blunt tool requires more effort, produces a poorer finish and unnecessarily increases the load placed on the machine.
Accurate identification of the machine is particularly important for this range.
D460, D460F and D460FXL are similar model names, but these machines should not automatically be considered identical.
In addition, some D460F components changed according to the manufacturing period, as demonstrated by the different versions of carbon brushes available.
Before ordering, record as much of the following information as possible:
Brand: Holzmann.
Exact machine model: D460 or D460F.
Voltage shown on the rating plate.
Serial number.
Manufacturing month and year.
References or markings shown on the original part.
Position number on the exploded view, where available.
Dimensions of the part when specified on our product page.
For electrical components, photographs of the original part and its connections can also help prevent identification errors.
WARNING: BEFORE PURCHASING, make sure your machine is listed in the LIST OF COMPATIBLE MACHINES shown on the spare part product page. Where required, also check the manufacturing month and year and the serial number of your machine.
A part that looks visually similar to the component fitted to your lathe is not necessarily compatible.
The speed controller and carbon brushes are among the electrical components offered for the D460F.
Before ordering an electrical or electronic part, it is particularly important to identify the actual cause of the fault.
A motor that does not operate correctly does not automatically mean that the speed controller is defective. Similarly, intermittent operation is not necessarily caused by the carbon brushes.
A methodical diagnosis helps avoid replacing components unnecessarily.
Electrical or electronic parts that have already been installed may be subject to specific return conditions. It is therefore essential to check compatibility before installation.
A wood lathe consists of many replaceable components.
A broken handwheel, damaged pulley, worn carbon brushes, defective clamping mechanism or spindle problem does not necessarily justify replacing the complete machine.
When the lathe bed, motor and main assemblies remain in good condition, replacing a specific damaged component can significantly extend the service life of the machine.
Repairing the lathe also allows you to keep a machine whose settings and operating characteristics you already know.
The essential point is to accurately identify the component responsible for the fault before ordering.
Probois Machinoutils is developing a range of spare parts for Holzmann D460 and D460F wood lathes to help you maintain and repair your machine.
This category includes the complete D460F speed controller, different generations of carbon brushes, transmission pulleys, M33 spindle, tailstock, handwheels, tool rest slide and clamping mechanism, as well as different turning faceplates.
Are you looking for another part for your Holzmann lathe?
Make a note of the exact machine model, serial number, manufacturing month and year and, whenever possible, the position number of the required component on the exploded view.
This information is particularly important for machines that underwent several technical changes during their production life.
Probois Machinoutils helps you find spare parts for your Holzmann D460 or D460F wood lathe so that you can maintain, repair and extend the service life of your machine.
