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4 Axis Classic CNC Wood Lathe Machine
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Share your part, material and capacity requirements. Our team will help you determine the suitable machine configuration.
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You can include part drawings and production expectations in the quote form.
General Features and Production Capabilities
Repeatable four-axis production for furniture components
The 4 Axis Classic combines controlled turning, indexed positioning and high-speed machining for chair, table, sofa and armchair legs, balusters and similar solid-wood components.
Ø220 × 1,000 mm working capacity
The standard envelope accepts workpieces up to 220 mm in diameter and 1,000 mm in length. Final suitability is evaluated from the raw stock, wood species, profile and required operations.
- Ø 220 mm
- 1,000 mm
- 39.37 in
Servo axes and direct-drive workpiece rotation
High-resolution servo axes manage X, Y and Z movement, while the direct-drive rotation axis supports angular positioning and turning up to 4,500 rpm.
Rigid chassis and precision linear motion
The reinforced machine body, precision linear guides and ball screws are designed to keep the machining reference stable during repeated furniture-part cycles.
Five-tool turning and machining workflow
Roughing, detailed turning, longitudinal shaping and spindle operations can be prepared within one coordinated tool arrangement, reducing manual changes between process steps.
28-point central automatic lubrication
The ILC system distributes lubricant to 28 motion points at defined intervals, helping maintain a consistent lubrication routine for linear components.
Automatic tool measurement and digital preparation
Automatic tool measurement, PC control and Pegasus 4-Axis CAD/CAM connect tool setup, 3D preparation and machining-program creation in one production workflow.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Standard machine |
|---|---|
| Maximum workpiece diameter and length | 220 × 1,000 mm8.66 × 39.37 in |
| Control unit | PC-based · remote connection · operator-friendly interface |
| Z-axis travel | 1,000 mm39.37 in |
| X-axis travel | 220 mm8.66 in |
| Z-axis rapid speed | 70 m/min |
| X-axis rapid speed | 30 m/min |
| Y-axis rapid speed | 20 m/min |
| Workpiece rotation speed | 4,500 rpm · direct drive |
| Total installed power | 19 kW |
| Machine weight | 3,000 kg |
| Machine dimensions (L × W × H) | 3,450 × 1,950 × 2,100 mm135.83 × 76.77 × 82.68 in |
| Lubrication unit | ILC automatic lubrication · 28 points |
| Workpiece clamping | Pneumatic piston · 7 bar |
| Workpiece-length adjustment | Control-panel adjustment · keyless and screwless |
| Detail cutting blade | Hardened special-steel triangular blade |
| Roughing blade | Hardened special-steel cup blade |
| Top shaping blade | Top blade for longitudinal shaping |
| High-speed machining spindle | 4 kW · automatic tool change · 24,000 rpm · five-tool workflow |
| Drawing and production software | Pegasus 4-Axis CAD/CAM for the machine |
Standard Main Equipment
PC-based operator control
The operator interface brings axis control, production functions, reporting and remote service access together on one industrial control station.
Pegasus 4-Axis CAD/CAM workflow
The machine-specific software supports 3D part preparation, simulation and machining-program generation before the workpiece enters production.
Triangular, cup and top cutting units
The triangular blade handles detailed profiles, the cup blade removes rough stock and the top blade supports longitudinal shaping within the standard machining arrangement.
Direct-drive turning and pneumatic clamping
The direct-drive workpiece axis supports indexed positioning and turning, while the 7 bar pneumatic system clamps the part between the machining references.
High-speed automatic-tool-change spindle
The 24,000 rpm ceramic-bearing spindle handles milling, drilling and detailed machining operations and works with the five-position tool system.
- 24,000 rpm
- 5 tools
Five-position tool magazine
Five prepared tool positions support automatic changes between programmed machining steps and reduce manual intervention during repeat production.
Automatic tool measurement
The measurement unit records the tool reference before machining, helping align programmed geometry with the active cutting tool.
Typical applications
- Chair legs
- Table legs
- Sofa legs
- Turned solid-wood parts
- Joinery components
Model selection
Frequently asked questions
Which parts can the 4 Axis Classic CNC Wood Lathe produce?
It is designed for chair, table, sofa and armchair legs, balusters and similar solid-wood components that require turning, indexed features, grooves, holes or detailed profiles within the Ø220 × 1,000 mm working envelope. Final suitability is evaluated from the drawing, raw stock and process requirements.
What is the maximum workpiece capacity and rotation speed?
The standard capacity is up to 220 mm in diameter and 1,000 mm in length. The direct-drive workpiece axis supports turning up to 4,500 rpm. The appropriate speed depends on the wood species, stock balance, diameter, profile and tooling.
What operations does the five-tool system support?
The standard arrangement combines a triangular detail blade, cup roughing blade, top shaping blade and a 24,000 rpm machining spindle with a five-position tool workflow. This supports roughing, detailed turning, longitudinal shaping, milling and drilling with fewer manual tool changes.
How are tools measured and workpieces positioned?
The automatic measurement unit records the active tool reference before machining. Direct-drive rotation provides indexed angular positioning, while the 7 bar pneumatic system clamps the workpiece and control-panel adjustment sets the workpiece length without a wrench or screw adjustment.
What does Pegasus 4-Axis CAD/CAM provide?
The machine-specific Pegasus workflow supports 3D part preparation, simulation and machining-program generation before production. The optional Plus configuration adds advanced simulation and supported STL, DWG, DXF and IGES file workflows.
What are the machine dimensions, power and weight?
The machine measures 3,450 × 1,950 × 2,100 mm (135.83 × 76.77 × 82.68 in), has 19 kW total installed power and weighs 3,000 kg (6,614 lb). The installation plan should also allow service access, extraction connections and material handling space.
Which part data should be shared for a production evaluation?
Share the part drawing or 3D model, wood species, raw-stock dimensions, finished geometry, required turning, milling, drilling or sanding operations, target daily quantity and surface-quality expectation. A physical sample is useful when geometry or wood behaviour requires validation.























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