Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rotary Table for Milling Machines, 4''/ 100 mm, Horizontal Vertical Model Precision Milling Rotary Table, with 3.1''/80 mm 3-Jaw Chuck M10 T-Bolts Nuts, for Milling Engineering Indexing Tools

I bought this for a job, used it then "fixed it". I had to make a 12" dia. disk, then make slots in the disk. I had the worst chatter while turning the handle and cutting. Also seemed to have tight spots. When I finished the job, I took the table apart to see if there was anything I find that would cause this, maybe some backlash or something I could fix. The table works by turning the handle, which drives a worm gear set. The hub of the worm gear is (should have been) bolted to the table top. There are two sets of bolts for this job. What I found was they had counterbored one of the sets too small. So the socket head cap screw would not down the bore. This in turn didn't have enough threads engaged to hold the hub onto the table and they had all backed out or were stripped out. There is 6 of these screws and one of the six didn't even line up and was missing. The other set of holes had a chamfer on the bottom for socket head cap screws, so the bottom of the SHCS made point contact with the chamfer. The fix was to take the right sized end mill and correct the counterbores. To finish, I broke all the edges with a file and stoned the flat surfaces. For the price, some "rework" should be expected. I expected I would have to remove burrs. I didn't expect to have to fix holes. The customer for this table will likely have the skills to rework this table as it comes out of the box.

Used it on a few projects now. Very pleased with this product for the price. The only complaints I have are very minor and minor. 1) The \"On / Off\" engagement labeling for the worm gear is backwards. I believe someone else mentioned this too. Does not affect function at all, just causes confusion the first time you're trying it out. 2) If the worm gear is engaged all the way there is a very sticky spot somewhere along it. I am getting around it by only 'mostly' engaging it; when I do that there is no sticking but there is I believe more free play. I can make that work since I'm not doing precise enough work to need the graduations on the handle.

Item arrived in a timely manner and as described. This is my very first rotary table. More than adequate for my usage. Item was well packaged to minimize any damage during shipment. Very satisfied!

Very nice rotary table. wish that it had 6 slots to make setups easier. Heavy duty construction with good finish. Only concern is that my initial concentricity checks show a difference when tramming the MT3 hole from the spindle versus putting the indicator on the rotary table and tramming to the spindle. Will have to redo these measurements a few more times to see if indeed the rotary table is not concentric, or if my measurements were not done correctly.

I've only used this for light work so far and it's pretty damn good especially for the price. The workmanship appears to be excellent and I think it will hold up well but if not I'll redo the review!

The only reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is that I haven't had it long enough to determine overall quality.

Very nice table fit and finish is great and came smothered with oil. I was able to fab up a mount to put dividing plates on.

You will be hard pressed to find a better value for the price. Is it perfect? No; It also isn't $450 or more! It is easy to setup, it is light enough to move (it is over 40#). I do wish I had a wider movement range for the adjustable zero degree mark. I will also make an extension for the crank handle.

Everything is good.

Like all things from overseas you need to take apart clean debut recoil and put in good grease still a great value if you take the time to dial it in the center Morse 3 taper was within a half a tenth thousandth