Posicionador de soldadura rotativo VEVOR, mesa giratoria de soldador de 30 kg, mesa giratoria de posicionamiento de 0-90º, máquina de posicionamiento de soldador de 1-15 RPM con mandril de torno de 3 mordazas de 310 mm, 110 V para cortar, esmerilar, ensamblar y probar

I have used this unit a few times so far. It has work perfectly, I just wish I had purchased it years ago. I have used it to weld non round items as well as round items. Those welds look like it was done in a large factory. I would recommend this to anyone that is looking for a weld positioner for a non production shop. I wish it had slots in the face plate to be able clamp items to it.

It's a very nice unit. The price is untouchable. It works well but you get what you pay for. It's not a high-end tight tolerance thing but I don't need that. It works for it's intended purpose and I just purchased the 50KG version.

Used expensive units and decided to get this one. Amazing for the price

Works great. Exactly what I expected

Works great, so far I've been able to do up to 3.5" pipe. The speed adjustments would be more only desired improvement. More adjustability at lower speeds would be nice. But so far it's made my weld flanges look great with being able to tap the foot pedal and keep welding. 2 feet tig welding takes a little getting used to.

i was surprised its nice

Works great . Just a tad too fast on the lowest setting. Ordered a motor on ebey . waiting for that .

Overall it's a decent positioner for the money. I paid for this unit with my own money not sponsored or promoted by vevor like some on YouTube and such. The motor that came with mine worked, but it had a bad bearing in the gear reduction assembly. After speaking with Vevor they sent me out a replacement motor. I did purchase a lower 30rpm motor off of Amazon for around $15 that allows for the low speed to be more consistent. Things to note: All off the fasteners were lose on the unit I received so before I could use it properly I had to disassemble the unit and re-tighten the fasteners. Not sure if others are this way or not. The motor that came with mine was a 300rpm motor, which did not allow for a slow enough RPM for me when it come to tig welding. I did do a crude way of checking the RPMs at the slowest speed with the original motor and it was around what they advertised. 2 RPMs. Fine for short circuit mig or stick welding. Just to fast for me on tig. The replacement motor I received was a 200rpm motor. I have not install that yet since Ive been using the one purchased from Amazon. I re-wired the foot pedal so it is a push on / push off. Not a momentary switch like what it came with. That allows for me to tig weld standing up without having to balance on both heels when using the tig foot pedal and positioner foot pedal. I replaced the angle adjustment knob with a ratching adjustment handle I purchased off Amazon for around $10. It makes it easier and motor secure when adjusting the angle you want the head of the positioner. It's a $200 welding positioner. So with a little tweaking it works well. I hope this helps someone when deciding to purchase this unit.

Works as advertised. It can be slowed way down for welding or speeded up for grinding. I use it primarily for tig welding various types of tube. Takes a little getting used to. But once you get the hang of it, one can lay down beautiful beads. I purchased a small motorcycle jack from Vevor and the positioner on it. This allows me to adjust the height and location of the machine. Worked out very well.

This machine works perfect for what we are doing. Seems a bit "Harbor Freight-ish" but it works well.