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Jet JWL-1840EVS 2-Hp 230V 18" x 40" Electronic Variable Speed Wood LatheFeatures Extended spindle nose houses dual headstock spindle bearings Four inch cast iron risers allow user to adjust height of lathe for maximum comfort Tailstock features Acme threads for smooth and durable movement Banjo uses non marring, positive locking wedge system to securely hold tool post Tool post locking mechanism designed for year of consistent strength Spindle lock latch frees up both hands Electronic infinitely variable speed from 40
Features
- Extended spindle nose houses dual headstock spindle bearings
- Four inch cast iron risers allow user to adjust height of lathe for maximum comfort
- Tailstock features Acme threads for smooth and durable movement
- Banjo uses non-marring, positive locking wedge system to securely hold tool post
- Tool post locking mechanism designed for year of consistent strength
- Spindle lock latch frees up both hands
- Electronic infinitely variable speed from 40 - 3,200 RPM
- 36 integrated indexing positions
- Newly designed headstock locking handle accessible from front of lathe
What's in The Box
- 230-Volt 18 x 40-Inch 2-HP Variable Speed Woodworking Lathe - 719600
- Owner's Manual
Warranty
- 5-Year Limited Factory Warranty
- 30 Day Satisfaction Guaranteed
Specifications
| Model | 719600 |
| Brand | Jet |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Amperage | 20A |
| Horsepower | 2HP |
| Spindle Speed Range (RPM) | 40 - 3,200 |
| Size (in) | 18 x 40 |
| Weight (lbs) | 331.2 |
| Dimensions (in) | 57 x 31 x 28 |
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★★★★★ 5
State of the Art Book!
This book was recommended to me by my graduate school professor as being the most up-to-date, most inclusive book on trauma therapy that exists today, and that it is! First, it is written in an organized and coherent manner. It is extraordinarily well written and engaging which is amazing for a text of this type. It contains information on just about every subject that a beginning trauma therapist as well as a well-seasoned therapist would want to know! This is an incredible book and my only criticism is that, knowing how much I shall be referring to it, it is only a paperback and I wish it were a hardcover so that it will withstand the test of time in better condition. The price is extraordinarily reasonable when one considers the cost of most textbooks these days. I highly, highly recommend this book as a MUST read for every trauma therapist, or trauma therapist in training. I cannot say enough excellent things about the Briere and Scott text. Buy it. You will not regret it for a moment! In addition, after purchasing the DSM-V, I can say that although this book was written before the DSM-V came out, it dovetails with it extremely well, and is a perfect book to purchase after getting the new DSM-V if you don't already have Principles of Trauma Therapy. It is for anyone who is a mandated reporter also, as I am. Presently, I'm a doctoral candidate in Special Education, and find that this book will be helpful there as well. As a person who has worked directly in Special Education for over 11 years, and have had professional contact with Special Needs children for over thirty years, this book is a must--for anyone who works with children, teens, (or adults who have just disclosed trauma) whether you are in Psychology or Special Education, or any allied field that makes you a mandated reporter. The book is a MUST HAVE.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2013
★★★★★ 5
Excellent book for students trying to grasp PTSD
As a professor teaching post traumatic stress reaction to graduate and undergraduate students, I was looking for a book that hit the basics along with some key pieces regarding assessment, diagnostic criteria, and examples that highlighted some of the subtleties associated with complex trauma. This book is well organized and not too overwhelming for people new and beginning the field and a nice refresher for seasoned clinicians. Easy to read, clearly outlined to build upon each subject, I found it both a solid read, affordable, and made it a required read for my course. Please note that I purchased this book way back October 12, 2013 but only now getting to put my thoughts in writing.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2013
★★★★★ 5
Mandatory purchase
Format: Paperback
Purchased for a course. Good material
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Good Book
Format: Paperback
Informative book that brings understanding and research ideas for students. Will be keeping long term for other classes to reference.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great interventions and Trauma Theory
Format: Paperback
This a great book if you work with victims of trauma and want to understand how different types of trauma can present and what interventions can be used (i.e urge surfing, cognitive restructuring, focus breathing, etc.). It also include a section about medications and what to address first in treatment. I think it’s great for new clinicians who may be looking for interventions to add to their clinical toolbox.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2020