8" Rotary Table

I have look at this type of table great if you using a lathe or drillpress for a mill
But if have a mill just use a standard rotary table. This will do the same thing

Fun to look at
Good luck
Dave
 
dlane said:
Looks like it has an fixture plate on top of the t slot table
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I think Derrick is correct that the drilled and tapped plate is a fixture plate added to the RT. However, no t-slots are visible below the table (???)

The adjustable angle function makes the table more versatile but makes it even less rigid, as Mike said. There are a lot of places it can shake, rattle, and roll.
 
One way to make the tapped holes easier to keep clean is to put set screws in just under the surface and only take the ones out that are needed at the time.
 
I look at it as the tool is only as good as the owner who uses it. Some machinist can use any tool to do the job they need. Others need every tool to do nothing . We all can find problems with every tool made but can we use it to do the job we need to get done.
 
Did the pic run off ?. There used to be one
 
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