Assortments 4 “Tilting Rotary Table for Milling Machines with 4 Slots in Inches (100 mm) Siz.
Description: This product has the ability to tilt between 0-90 degrees and can be locked in any position. The table has a 100 mm diameter and is graduated 360 degrees. Worm Gear Ratio is -1:36, which means that one rotation of the handle will turn the table by a full ten degrees. Cente. 2-5/8 inches tall when standing in the vertical position ” (66 mm approx. The hand wheel is graduated in 10-minute increments and has the option of being reset to zero. It is possible to mount it in both horizontal and vertical positions.
The equipment, like every piece of machining equipment I’ve ever ordered from China or India (with the exception of cutters, which I’ve ordered on a few occasions), arrives with grime already embedded in it. I’m not sure why this is the case, but it appears that a few seconds of wiping down the machine before adding lubricants would greatly improve their image. Because of the grinding process, I’m not sure if the grime contains any silicates, but I’m not willing to take the chance. If you purchase this product, disassemble it and thoroughly clean it. I anticipate that this will continue to be a problem for me until I am in a better position to order higher-quality tools.
Add a small brass insert to the table stop, or make a brass stop, or at the very least sand the end to reduce the damage that the stock hex/flathead stop is doing every time it’s tightened down would also help your situation a lot. Additionally, the threaded insert that levels the table could be sanded at the point where it contacts the table surface. In addition, a tapered bearing could be used in place of the sealed ball bearing on the bottom of the machine. According to the indicator on the tilting mechanism, it appears to be fairly accurate. While I checked it with a square at 90 degrees, it is possible to bend the indicator closer to the scale if you need it to be as accurate as is reasonably possible. I also noticed some very light rust on a couple of the ground surfaces, but it can be removed with a scotch-bright pad if you use it carefully. The manufacturer might want to reconsider, however, because I’ve dealt with rust issues in my line of work, and they can quickly escalate into a serious problem if you don’t keep an eye on things. An accident during shipping caused a hole in the bag, which also caused the ttyrofoam and box to be broken. It is possible to significantly reduce the likelihood of rust by vacuum sealing, injecting an inert gas into the bag before sealing, or including a moisture absorbing packet. Even though I haven’t disassembled my own yet because I only received it yesterday, I’m confident that I will discover other areas where simple improvements can be made.
It is still a good table for medium precision projects, and I am happy with my purchase. It’s important to remember that disassembling and cleaning any discount equipment that comes from these countries is standard practice until.. well, until they decide to raise the price a couple of dollars and do it themselves, I guess.
