Laguna Revo 18/36 Lathe 2HP
- 2 HP induction motor, 1725 rpm
- 220 V supply, per the listing
- 18 inch and 36 inch figures in the model name, not defined in the listing
- Model MLAREVO 1836, Laguna Tools
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A Laguna lathe with a two horsepower induction motor on a high-voltage supply, for a shop with a suitable circuit. The listing gives only motor details, with no weight, bed length or accessories.
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ASIN: B00YX8162QCategory: Metalworking Tools
Overview
Turning wood or other stock on the Laguna Revo starts with an induction motor spinning at its listed speed. The two size figures in the title point to the lathe capacity, but the listing does not say what each number measures.
An induction motor suits long daily use because it runs quietly and needs little upkeep. The limits are the thin listing and the high-voltage supply, which many home shops do not have wired.
Who it's for
Dedicated turners and small production shops that want a larger lathe with a strong motor will see the Revo as a serious machine. Hobbyists on household circuits, and buyers who need accessory or weight details first, should check the maker data.
Pros and cons
- Two horsepower motor for heavy cuts
- Induction motor needs little upkeep
- Single speed rating is listed
- Named model aids manual lookup
- Weight and bed length not listed
- Needs a high-voltage circuit
- Accessories not listed
Performance notes
Motor power and speed decide how well the lathe holds speed under a heavy cut. An induction motor holds torque smoothly and runs with little noise, but the speed range available to the turner depends on the drive setup, which the listing does not describe. The size figures in the model name matter for the work you can mount.
Specifications
| Brand | Laguna |
|---|---|
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 1725 rpm |
| Voltage | 220 volts |
| Horsepower | 2 hp |
| Included Components | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Revo Lathe |
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Frequently asked questions
What do the 18 and 36 in the Laguna Revo name mean?
The listing shows them in the title and the model name but does not explain them, so confirm swing and bed length with the maker.
Will the Laguna Revo run on a standard outlet?
No. It is listed at 220 volts, so it needs a matching circuit.
Will accessories from other lathes fit the Revo?
The listing gives no spindle size or accessory details, so check compatibility with Laguna before buying tooling.
Is the Revo a metalworking lathe?
The category label says metalworking tools, but the listing only calls it a Revo lathe and gives no material information.