Tool Support 300 mm for wood lathe
305 mm tool holder usable on all wood lathes of any brand thanks to its optional shank to choose from the diameter of its machine!
Slider for wood lathe Jean l'ébéniste MC1100B mark 62
25mm shank for the Robbin tool holder suitable for mini wood lathes!
Eccentric clamping axis for wood lathe Holzmann VD1100N, Leman TAB085
Movable headstock for wood lathe
This slide for tool holders diameter 25.4 mm delivered complete with levers and holding part is dedicated to wood lathes of different brands
230V motor for Holzmann VD1100N wood lathe
Are you looking for spare parts for your Holzmann VD1100N wood lathe? Probois Machinoutils offers a selection of replacement parts designed to maintain, repair and extend the service life of this machine.
The Holzmann VD1100N is a floor-standing wood lathe designed for turning relatively large workpieces. Its 1100 mm distance between centres makes it suitable for long workpieces, while its 185 mm centre height allows work on pieces of considerable diameter.
Its motor delivers 750 W in S1 continuous duty and up to 1100 W in S6 duty. The spindle speed can be adjusted from 500 to 2000 rpm using a mechanical variable-speed system.
The machine is also equipped with an M33 x 3.5 spindle thread, an MK2/MT2 tailstock taper and a copying attachment for reproducing profiles on long workpieces.
Over time, some mechanical components may wear: drive belt, pulley, clamping mechanisms, tool-rest base, tool rests or tailstock components. The motor may also eventually require replacement after many years of use.
This category brings together the parts currently available for the Holzmann VD1100N, allowing specific components to be replaced without unnecessarily replacing the complete machine.
Our selection includes:
300 mm tool rest with Ø25.4 mm post.
305 mm Robbin-type tool rest with separate post.
Tool-rest base.
Ø25 mm post for Robbin-type tool rest.
Motor pulley, position A17-18.
M10 x 20 mm indexing lever.
Eccentric clamping shaft.
Complete tailstock.
Ø120 mm tailstock handwheel with 15 mm bore.
Toothed drive belt.
Complete tool-rest base ref. 10000141 with handles and clamping component.
230 V motor with 16 mm shaft.
Some of these parts may also be compatible with other wood lathes or machines. Compatibility must always be checked individually on the relevant product page before ordering.
The 230 V motor for the Holzmann VD1100N is designed to replace the original motor on compatible versions of the machine.
It has a 16 mm shaft and delivers 0.75 kW in S1 continuous duty, corresponding to 750 W, with an S6 rating of 1.1 kW.
The motor is naturally an essential component of the lathe, but it should not automatically be replaced whenever the machine develops an operating problem.
If the lathe no longer starts, lacks power or runs irregularly, first check the electrical supply, switch, connections, transmission and variable-speed mechanism.
A damaged belt or slipping transmission can make it appear that the motor lacks power even when the motor itself is operating correctly.
Before ordering a motor, also check the voltage of your machine. The VD1100N is available in different electrical versions: a component intended for a 230 V version must not be installed on a 400 V machine.
The toothed drive belt for the Holzmann VD1100N contributes to transmitting the motor's movement to the spindle.
It is a wear component and should therefore be inspected periodically.
Over time, a belt can stretch, wear, crack or develop damaged teeth.
A belt in poor condition may cause irregular transmission, unusual noise, vibration or loss of drive under load.
When replacing the belt, take the opportunity to inspect the condition of the pulleys.
Abnormal belt wear can sometimes be caused by a damaged pulley, incorrect alignment or another mechanical problem in the transmission.
The motor pulley, position A17-18, is one of the transmission components available for the Holzmann VD1100N.
This pulley is also offered for several other compatible wood lathes and replaces the former reference 88002001.
The pulley transfers the motor's movement to the drive belt and must operate correctly to ensure smooth spindle rotation.
A pulley that is distorted, badly worn or incorrectly secured may cause vibration, noise or abnormal belt wear.
Before replacing it, inspect both the pulley and the drive belt as well as the overall transmission system.
The 300 mm tool rest with a 25.4 mm diameter post is used to guide and support gouges and other tools during woodturning.
Its generous length provides a comfortable support area for many turning operations.
The tool rest should be positioned sufficiently close to the workpiece to provide stable support for the tool while leaving enough clearance for the wood to rotate freely.
After adjusting its position, securely lock the clamping mechanism and rotate the workpiece manually before starting the motor.
This check ensures that the wood cannot come into contact with the tool rest during rotation.
A 305 mm Robbin-type tool rest is also available in this category.
This type of tool rest allows the lathe configuration to be adapted to different turning operations.
Its post is available separately, making it possible to select the appropriate diameter for the machine concerned.
For the VD1100N, it is therefore important to check the required diameter before ordering the different components.
Never select a tool rest solely according to its shape or length: the post diameter and compatibility with the tool-rest base are essential.
The Ø25 mm post allows the Robbin-type tool rest to be installed on compatible machines.
Before ordering this part, measure the diameter of the corresponding hole in your tool-rest base.
A difference of only a few tenths of a millimetre or a millimetre may be enough to make installation impossible or result in incorrect clamping.
In particular, a post specified as Ø25 mm should not be confused with a tool rest or base designed for a 25.4 mm diameter.
The dimensions shown on each product page must therefore be carefully respected.
The tool-rest base is the movable component onto which the tool rest is fitted.
It allows the support to be moved along the lathe bed to suit the length and diameter of the workpiece.
Once positioned, it must be securely locked in place.
If the tool-rest base moves during operation despite being tightened, inspect its locking mechanism before continuing to use the machine.
Incorrect clamping of the tool rest can affect turning accuracy and create a hazardous situation during operation.
The complete tool-rest base ref. 10000141 is supplied with its handles and clamping component.
It is designed to accept a 25.4 mm diameter tool-rest post on compatible wood lathes.
A complete assembly is useful when several components of the tool-rest base are damaged or heavily worn.
Before ordering, however, always check the dimensions and compatibility specified on the product page.
The eccentric clamping shaft forms part of the system used to lock a movable lathe component in position after adjustment.
This component is subjected to repeated loads every time the mechanism is tightened or released.
Over time, wear or deformation can reduce the effectiveness of the clamping system.
If a tool-rest base or another component no longer remains securely locked, inspect the complete mechanism before replacing an individual part.
The problem may be caused by the eccentric shaft, but it can also result from a lever, clamping component or incorrect adjustment of the system.
The M10 x 20 mm indexing lever is used to quickly tighten or release certain adjustable components of the lathe.
This type of lever is particularly convenient when the available space does not allow the handle to make a complete rotation.
A broken or cracked lever, or one with a damaged thread, should be replaced.
Before ordering, always check both the thread diameter and its length.
The M10 x 20 specification corresponds to precise dimensions, and a visually similar lever may use a different thread.
The complete tailstock supports the workpiece at the opposite end from the headstock when turning between centres.
It moves along the bed to accommodate the length of the wooden workpiece and must then be securely locked in position.
The VD1100N uses an MK2/MT2 tailstock taper, allowing different compatible accessories to be installed.
The tailstock also includes a movable quill that allows the centre to be advanced or retracted.
If the tailstock no longer locks correctly, if its quill develops a problem or if several of its components are damaged, replacing the complete assembly may provide a practical solution.
However, it is always preferable to identify the exact source of the problem before replacing a complete tailstock.
The 120 mm diameter tailstock handwheel with a 15 mm bore operates the tailstock quill feed mechanism.
Turning the handwheel moves the quill forwards or backwards to correctly position the centre.
A broken or damaged handwheel can make this adjustment difficult.
Before ordering, always check the bore diameter and compare it with your original part.
The external appearance of a handwheel alone is not sufficient to determine compatibility.
If your Holzmann VD1100N no longer starts, avoid ordering a replacement motor immediately.
First check the machine's electrical supply and make sure that the available voltage corresponds to your version of the lathe.
Then inspect the controls and accessible electrical connections.
Also check that the transmission is not mechanically jammed.
If the motor produces a noise but the spindle does not rotate correctly, the drive belt and pulleys should also be examined.
Motor replacement should only be considered after simpler potential causes have been ruled out.
No. A perceived lack of power during turning does not automatically mean that the motor needs replacing.
The drive belt may be loose or damaged.
The transmission may also be slipping.
The selected speed may be unsuitable for the diameter of the workpiece.
A blunt gouge or an excessively deep cut will also place additional load on the machine.
Before concluding that the motor has failed, inspect the transmission, speed setting and cutting conditions.
The Holzmann VD1100N uses a mechanical variable-speed system allowing adjustment from 500 to 2000 rpm.
The speed should be selected according to the diameter, shape, weight and balance of the wooden workpiece.
A large rough workpiece should always be started at a low speed.
As the piece becomes rounder and better balanced, the speed can gradually be adjusted to suit the operation being performed.
Never attempt to compensate for a blunt tool or an unbalanced workpiece simply by increasing the speed.
With a distance between centres of 1100 mm, the VD1100N is suitable for turning long wooden workpieces.
This capacity is particularly useful for projects requiring substantial working length between the headstock and tailstock.
The longer the workpiece, the more important correct centring and secure mounting become.
A slightly bent or incorrectly centred piece of wood can generate considerable vibration when rotating.
The tailstock must therefore be correctly positioned and securely locked onto the lathe bed.
The VD1100N headstock uses an M33 x 3.5 spindle thread, while the tailstock accepts MK2/MT2 taper accessories.
These dimensions are important when selecting accessories or replacement parts.
The M33 x 3.5 thread is commonly used on European wood lathes, but the presence of this thread alone does not guarantee that every accessory will be compatible.
Overall dimensions, geometry and installation requirements must also be checked.
The VD1100N features a headstock that can be swivelled to facilitate certain turning operations on large-diameter workpieces.
This configuration provides additional possibilities compared with a lathe whose headstock remains permanently aligned with the bed.
Before working with the headstock in a position other than its normal configuration, make sure that all locking mechanisms are securely tightened.
The workpiece must also be correctly mounted and the speed adapted to its diameter.
The Holzmann VD1100N is equipped with a copying attachment that allows a profile to be reproduced from a template.
The maximum copying length can reach approximately 1000 mm.
This feature is particularly useful when producing several workpieces with a similar profile.
However, the copying attachment does not eliminate the need to prepare the workpiece correctly and use suitable cutting tools.
An incorrectly centred or heavily unbalanced workpiece should first be rough-turned before attempting accurate copy turning.
Vibration on a wood lathe does not necessarily mean that a machine component is defective.
The first potential cause to examine is the wooden workpiece itself.
An irregular blank, bent timber or an incorrectly centred workpiece can generate considerable vibration.
Start by reducing the speed and checking the centring and mounting of the workpiece.
Then inspect the tailstock, tool rest and the different locking mechanisms.
If vibration persists with a correctly balanced workpiece, inspect the drive belt, pulleys and transmission.
When a drive belt needs to be replaced, it is advisable not to inspect the belt alone.
Also check the motor pulley and any other accessible transmission components.
A damaged or misaligned pulley can quickly damage a new belt.
Conversely, a badly worn belt can cause vibration or irregular transmission even when the pulleys are still in good condition.
Inspecting the complete system therefore helps avoid an incomplete repair.
The tool rest should be positioned as close as reasonably possible to the workpiece.
Excessive distance increases the overhang of the turning tool and makes it more difficult to control.
The tool rest must also be securely clamped to its base.
After each adjustment, rotate the workpiece manually before switching on the motor.
This check is particularly important with irregular workpieces, where some areas may project farther than expected.
A blunt turning tool requires significantly more force to cut the wood.
The operator then tends to apply more pressure to the tool, increasing the load on the tool rest, tool-rest base, workpiece and transmission.
This can also create the impression that the motor lacks power.
Properly sharpened gouges, on the other hand, provide a smoother cut with less effort.
Correct tool sharpening is therefore an important part of efficient wood lathe operation.
Regular maintenance helps extend the service life of the lathe.
Always disconnect the machine from the power supply before carrying out any work.
Regularly remove wood chips and dust from the bed and around the mechanisms.
Keep the guide surfaces clean so that the tailstock and tool-rest base can move correctly.
Periodically inspect the drive belt, pulleys, handles and the different clamping mechanisms.
Any mechanism that begins to develop excessive play or no longer locks correctly should be inspected before the wear becomes more severe.
Before ordering a replacement part, record as much of the following information as possible:
Exact model: Holzmann VD1100N.
Machine voltage: 230 V or 400 V.
Serial number.
Manufacturing month and year.
Information shown on the rating plate.
Position number of the component on the exploded diagram.
References or markings shown on the original part.
Dimensions of the original component.
Diameter of the relevant shafts, bores or threads.
For the motor, always check the voltage and shaft diameter.
For tool rests and tool-rest bases, check the post diameter.
For handles and levers, check the thread.
For handwheels, check the bore diameter.
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 component that looks similar to the one fitted to your lathe is not necessarily compatible.
The Holzmann VD1100N is available in both 230 V and 400 V versions.
This difference is essential when selecting electrical components.
The 230 V motor offered in this category is intended for compatible machines operating at this voltage.
Never order an electrical component solely because the machine is identified as a VD1100N.
Voltage, electrical specifications, references and connections must always be checked.
The Holzmann VD1100N and Holzmann VD1100ECO are two different models.
Although their appearance, certain dimensions or some components may seem similar, their spare parts should never be assumed to be interchangeable.
Some individual references may indeed be common or compatible, but compatibility must be confirmed separately for each component.
For example, a pulley compatible with several models does not mean that their motors, tool-rest bases, belts or other components are identical.
Some parts in this category are also listed for machines from other brands or models.
The motor pulley may, for example, be suitable for certain Scheppach wood lathes, while the eccentric clamping shaft may also fit the Leman TAB085.
The tailstock or certain tool-rest bases may also be used on other compatible lathes.
This extended compatibility can be useful when repairing machines that share certain components, but it must always be checked directly on the relevant spare part product page.
Replacing a specific component can often considerably extend the service life of a wood lathe.
A worn belt, damaged pulley, broken handwheel, defective tool-rest base or damaged tailstock does not necessarily justify replacing the complete machine.
When the cast-iron frame, bed and main mechanical components remain in good condition, a targeted repair can be a practical solution.
However, it remains essential to correctly identify the fault before ordering replacement parts.
Probois Machinoutils offers a selection of spare parts for the Holzmann VD1100N wood lathe to make maintenance and repair of your machine easier.
You can find the 230 V motor, toothed drive belt, A17-18 motor pulley, complete tailstock, Ø120 mm tailstock handwheel with 15 mm bore, various tool rests, tool-rest bases, M10 x 20 mm indexing lever and eccentric clamping shaft.
Before ordering, accurately identify your version of the VD1100N and compare the characteristics of the original component with those shown on the corresponding product page.
Probois Machinoutils helps you find suitable spare parts for your Holzmann VD1100N wood lathe so that you can maintain, repair and extend the service life of your machine.
