Tool Support 300 mm for wood lathe Holzmann VD1100Eco
Set of 2 pulleys bore 24 mm marks 28 and 30 for wood lathe Holzmann VD1100ECO
Set of 2 pulleys n° 17 et 18 for wood lathe Holzmann VD1100ECO
This 90 diameter M33 thread tray with pigtail is dedicated to Holzmann VD1100ECO mini wood lathes
Spindle side bearing for Holzmann VD1100ECO wood lathe
Are you looking for spare parts for your Holzmann VD1100ECO wood lathe? Probois Machinoutils offers a selection of replacement parts designed for the maintenance and repair of this variable-speed wood lathe.
The Holzmann VD1100ECO is a large-capacity wood lathe designed for turning workpieces up to 1000 mm between centres. It is equipped with a 750 W motor and offers an adjustable spindle speed from 500 to 2000 rpm.
Over time, certain mechanical or electrical components may naturally wear and require inspection or replacement. Bearings, pulleys, workpiece holding components, switches and tool rests may eventually need attention.
This category brings together the main parts currently available for the Holzmann VD1100ECO, allowing you to replace only the component that is actually required.
Our selection includes:
300 mm tool rest with Ø20 mm post.
MK2 live centre.
230 V single-phase KJD22 switch.
Set of 2 headstock-side pulleys, positions 28 and 30.
Set of 2 motor-side pulleys, positions 17 and 18.
Ø120 mm tailstock handwheel with 15 mm bore.
Ø90 mm M33 turning faceplate with screw centre.
6007 bearing on the spindle side.
MK2 drive centre.
This selection makes it possible to work on several important areas of the machine, including the transmission, spindle, workpiece holding system, tailstock and tool support.
The 300 mm tool rest with a 20 mm diameter post is specifically suitable for the Holzmann VD1100ECO.
The tool rest is essential for correctly supporting and guiding gouges and other woodturning tools during operation.
Its position must be adjusted according to the diameter of the workpiece and the type of operation being performed. It should be positioned as close as practical to the wood while maintaining sufficient clearance for the workpiece to rotate freely.
Before starting the lathe, always check that the tool rest is securely locked.
After changing its position, rotate the wooden workpiece manually to make sure that it cannot come into contact with the tool rest.
The tool rest offered has a length of 300 mm and a 20 mm diameter post. These dimensions should be checked before purchase if the machine has been modified or if you intend to use the part on another model.
A cast-iron tool rest must be used correctly.
Excessive forces should be avoided, particularly when taking cuts that are too deep or when using badly blunt turning tools. Excessive pressure can place abnormal stress on the tool-rest post.
Properly sharpened tools not only provide a better finish but also reduce the forces transmitted to the tool rest and the machine.
The MK2 live centre is fitted to the tailstock and supports the workpiece when turning between centres.
Its MK2 taper allows it to be fitted into the corresponding tailstock quill.
A live centre in good condition helps hold the wood correctly during rotation and reduces unwanted vibration.
If it develops abnormal play, becomes difficult to rotate or has a damaged bearing, replacement may become necessary.
Before installation, carefully clean the taper surfaces to prevent wood chips or dust from interfering with correct seating.
The MK2 drive centre is fitted on the headstock side and transfers the spindle's rotation to the wooden workpiece when turning between centres.
It works together with the live centre positioned at the opposite end of the workpiece.
The wood must be correctly centred and the drive centre sufficiently engaged to provide effective drive.
A worn, damaged or incorrectly engaged drive centre may cause the wood to slip during turning.
When working between centres, always check that the workpiece is securely held before starting the machine.
The 230 V single-phase KJD22 switch is one of the electrical replacement parts available for the VD1100ECO.
A defective switch may prevent the machine from starting.
However, when a lathe no longer starts, you should not automatically assume that the switch is responsible.
The electrical supply, protection devices, motor, connections and other electrical components should also be checked.
Before ordering a KJD22 switch, carefully compare the model installed on your machine, its electrical specifications, wiring and connections.
A switch that looks similar externally is not necessarily electrically compatible.
The set of two motor-side pulleys corresponds to positions 17 and 18 on the Holzmann VD1100ECO.
These pulleys have a diameter of 105 mm and a 16 mm bore. This assembly also replaces the former reference 88002001.
The motor-side pulleys play an essential role in transmitting the motor's movement.
A damaged, distorted, loose or irregular pulley may cause vibration, poor transmission or premature belt wear.
When replacing the pulleys, also check the condition of the transmission and the general alignment of the system.
The set of two headstock-side pulleys corresponds to positions 28 and 30 on the Holzmann VD1100ECO wood lathe.
These pulleys receive the movement transmitted from the motor and directly contribute to driving the spindle.
If the lathe develops unusual vibrations, transmission noise or irregular operation, the pulleys are among the mechanical components that should be inspected.
In particular, check that they are correctly secured and show no deformation or abnormal wear.
It is also important to inspect the condition of the belt, as a damaged belt can cause or increase some of these symptoms.
The 6007 spindle-side bearing contributes to the correct guidance and smooth rotation of the spindle.
A bearing in good condition should provide smooth rotation with minimal play.
With use, a bearing can gradually wear.
Unusual bearing noise, rough rotation, excessive play or certain types of vibration may indicate that its condition should be inspected.
However, the bearing should not automatically be considered responsible for every vibration problem.
Before replacing it, also check the pulley fastening, transmission condition, headstock mounting and, above all, the balance of the wooden workpiece.
The 90 mm diameter turning faceplate offered for the Holzmann VD1100ECO features an M33 thread and a screw centre.
This type of faceplate allows certain wooden workpieces to be mounted directly on the spindle for various turning operations.
The wood must be correctly prepared and sufficiently strong around the fixing point.
Before starting the lathe, always check that both the faceplate and the workpiece are securely fastened.
Also rotate the workpiece manually to make sure that no part can come into contact with the tool rest or another part of the machine.
The tailstock handwheel operates the tailstock quill feed mechanism.
The replacement part offered has a diameter of 120 mm and a 15 mm bore.
A broken, cracked or damaged handwheel can make it difficult to adjust the live centre correctly.
Before ordering, check the bore of your original handwheel and the way it is mounted on the shaft.
Visual similarity alone is not sufficient to guarantee compatibility.
Vibration is common in woodturning, particularly with rough workpieces of considerable length or diameter.
It does not therefore necessarily mean that the lathe has a mechanical fault.
Start by checking the wood. An incorrectly centred, warped or naturally unbalanced workpiece can generate significant vibration.
The speed must also be appropriate. A large or irregular workpiece should be turned at low speed, particularly during the first cuts.
Then check the fastening of the headstock and tailstock as well as the locking of the different components.
If the vibration persists, inspect the transmission, pulleys and spindle bearing.
It is important to avoid replacing mechanical components without first carrying out a proper diagnosis.
Vibration may be caused by an incorrectly centred wooden workpiece even when the bearings and pulleys are in perfect working condition.
Conversely, if the machine vibrates even without a workpiece or with a properly balanced component fitted, a more detailed mechanical inspection may be required.
Check the pulley fastenings, pulley condition, 6007 spindle-side bearing and the fastening of the different lathe assemblies.
A methodical investigation helps avoid unnecessarily replacing several components.
When a VD1100ECO no longer starts, several causes are possible.
Begin by checking the machine's electrical supply.
Then inspect the switch and accessible electrical connections.
A tripped electrical protection device or a power supply problem can also prevent the motor from starting.
The switch should therefore not automatically be replaced whenever a starting problem occurs.
Electrical checks that require opening the machine or taking measurements on the electrical circuit should be carried out by a suitably qualified person.
The Holzmann VD1100ECO offers a continuously adjustable spindle speed from 500 to 2000 rpm.
The speed must always be adapted to the diameter, shape and balance of the wooden workpiece.
The larger or more unbalanced the workpiece, the more important it is to start at a low speed.
Once the workpiece becomes cylindrical and properly balanced, the speed can gradually be adjusted according to the operation being performed.
After stopping the machine, it is also advisable to return the speed control to its lowest setting before restarting.
The VD1100ECO offers a distance between centres of 1000 mm, allowing significantly longer workpieces to be turned than on small benchtop wood lathes.
This capacity means that particular attention must be paid to centring and securing long workpieces.
The longer the piece of wood, the more an alignment problem or deformation can generate significant vibration.
The live centre must be correctly positioned and the tailstock securely locked on the lathe bed.
The workpiece mounting should be checked regularly during operation.
The maximum turning capacity of the VD1100ECO reaches approximately 350 mm in diameter.
Large-diameter workpieces require particular care.
A rough 300 or 350 mm workpiece with a highly irregular shape represents a considerable rotating mass capable of generating significant vibration.
It is therefore essential to start at low speed, carefully check the workpiece mounting and use correctly sharpened tools.
The speed can then be increased gradually once the wood has become sufficiently cylindrical and balanced.
The tool rest is one of the essential components of a wood lathe.
It should be positioned close enough to the workpiece to provide stable support for the turning tool without creating any risk of contact with the rotating wood.
Its height must also be adjusted according to the tool and operation being performed.
After moving the tool rest, always check that it is securely locked.
Then rotate the workpiece manually before starting the machine.
This simple check helps ensure that the workpiece can rotate freely.
The transmission system should be inspected regularly.
Check the condition of the belt and pulleys, particularly if you notice vibration, unusual noises or irregular transmission.
A frayed, excessively stretched or damaged belt should be replaced.
If a belt shows abnormal wear, it is useful to identify the cause before installing a new one.
An irregular pulley surface or alignment problem may cause the replacement belt to become damaged again.
Regular maintenance helps keep the lathe in good operating condition.
Always disconnect the machine from the mains before carrying out any work.
After use, remove wood chips and dust that have accumulated on the bed, around the tool rest and near the mechanisms.
The guide surfaces should remain clean to allow the tailstock and tool rest assembly to move correctly.
Regularly check screwed connections and locking mechanisms.
Moving components requiring lubrication should be maintained with a suitable product without contaminating surfaces where proper grip or clamping is required.
The condition of gouges and other turning tools directly affects the behaviour of the lathe.
A blunt tool requires considerably more force to remove the same amount of wood.
This increases the stress on the tool rest, workpiece and operator and can significantly reduce the quality of the finish.
Properly sharpened tools provide a cleaner cut and better control during turning.
If turning quality deteriorates, do not look only for a fault in the machine. Also check the sharpness and suitability of the tool being used.
Before ordering a replacement part, record as much of the following information as possible:
Exact model: Holzmann VD1100ECO.
Machine serial number.
Manufacturing month and year.
Information shown on the rating plate.
Part position number on the exploded view.
Dimensions of the original component.
Any reference numbers or markings on the original part.
For electrical components, voltage, specifications and connections.
For pulleys, pay particular attention to diameter, bore and position on the exploded view.
For a handwheel, check the shaft bore.
For a tool rest, check the diameter of the post.
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 similar to the one fitted to your machine is not necessarily compatible.
The exact model designation is particularly important when looking for a replacement part.
The Holzmann VD1100ECO should not be confused with other Holzmann lathes of similar dimensions, particularly the VD1100N, or with models from other brands that may have a similar design.
Certain generic components such as an MK2 live centre or MK2 drive centre can be used on several machines when their specifications correspond.
In contrast, pulleys, bearings, tool rests and other specific components must be checked individually by reference.
Compatibility confirmed for one component never means that all parts from two machines are interchangeable.
The VD1100ECO is a machine for which many mechanical components remain replaceable.
A worn bearing, damaged pulley, defective switch, broken handwheel or damaged tool rest does not necessarily justify replacing the complete lathe.
When the bed, motor, structure and main components of the machine remain in good condition, a targeted repair can considerably extend its service life.
However, accurately identifying the fault remains essential so that only the component that actually requires replacement is changed.
Probois Machinoutils offers a selection of spare parts for the Holzmann VD1100ECO wood lathe to make maintenance and repair easier.
You can find the 300 mm tool rest with 20 mm post, MK2 live centre, 230 V KJD22 switch, motor-side and headstock-side pulleys, tailstock handwheel, Ø90 mm M33 turning faceplate with screw centre, 6007 spindle-side bearing and MK2 drive centre.
Before ordering, accurately identify your machine and compare the characteristics of the original component with the specifications shown on the relevant product page.
Probois Machinoutils helps you find spare parts for your Holzmann VD1100ECO wood lathe so that you can maintain, repair and extend the service life of your machine.
