BestEquip Rotary Table 6inch(150mm) Horizontal Vertical Milling Table 2/5inch(10mm) 4-Slot Milling Rotary Table MT-2 Rotary Table for Milling with Indexing Plate Set for Precision Milling Drilling

I have mounted a6 inch 3-jaw chuck to this for milling interlocking lugs on the ends of replacement parts for various machines whe this is layed flat. When stood up as shown in the illustration, the rotary table/3-jaw chuck combo had also made drilling or milling holes or flats around a workpiece extremely easy as well.

It works well. Functionally, it’s pretty great.It comes with some extras, but not much of an explanation. Because it can mount parallel or perpendicular, it lacks a way to clamp it to the table for parallel use. I had to machine a toe clamp to hold the other end. Thankfully, I have a mill. But, it’d have been so much easier to include one since it’s necessary.Otherwise, the 90 turns for 360 (1 for 4), works out pretty well for any angle divisible by four - 72, 60, 120, etc. I had to machine a way to attach my lathe chuck. Spent a half hour making the little piece I pictured… worked well for not using the dividing plates.Solid. Fairly precise. Works. But you’re going to have to make things to use it.

Very nice rotary table! I found no issues with it except for the hole in the indexing crank handle for the set screw. It arrived very fast, had a lot of oil on it but it wiped off easily. Oil is good when it comes to machinery parts. Very well machined and good accuracy. The only issue I found was the hole for the indexing crank set screw seemed to have some thread issues. I used a plastic twist tie with a fine wire in it to MacGyver it, doubled up the twist tie, stuck it in the set screw hole, then threaded in the set screw. The crank handle cut it off on the inside when I inserted it, then clipped off the ends on the outside with set of small flush cutting diagonal wire cutters.

This nice small rotary table is a big plus for our hobby machine shop. We can use it on multiple machines thanks to its compact size. The older I get I am more excited to move something smaller rather than huge and heavy. Can be used on two faces too. The divider plates also look good. The first project for this will be a new adjustment beam for a cheapo bandsaw. The welded piece that replaced it years ago was OK but with this I can dress the radius to an exact dimension. Open center too which is nice. For something that may be used once or twice a year, the dollars are spot on. Just take your time and don't abuse it like a larger one.

The quality of the 6" vevor rotary is so bad I couldn't use it or fix it. Thankfully amazon let me return it for a refund.The dial is labelled incorrectly. The Vermeer tick marks line up exactly with the dial tick marks. This is wrong and cannot be used to read seconds.The hand wheel turns freely for about 180 degrees, but becomes difficult to turn the next 180 degrees.The runnout of the table is almost . 002", whereas other rotary tables at this price point are . 00008.The degree pointer on the side of the table is so crooked it can't be adjusted. This isn't a show stopper, but clearly shows the lack of effort used to build the table.After returning this table I purchased a vertex 6" rotary table for the same price, including shipping, and I am very happy. The vertex table is very smooth and very accurate, unlike the vevor.

Trying to buy a good one at reasonable price can make you crazy. There is the Taiwan “V” model, Chinese knockoff, and Indian knockoff off the Chinese knockoff. Impossible to tell what you are getting from online sellers. One clue is 4 slot table vs. 3 slot. This one is Chinese 4 slot table, apparently identical to one sold by bear guys for higher price. Came well packed oily and clean, with nicely ground surfaces, and WITH an inspection sheet showing tolerance compliance measurements. My measurements showed almost zero detectable runout in table or parallelism. Rotation was butter smooth. I am giddy with purchase. Highly recommended. Does not come with tailstock in this package option

It is a nicely built machine. Just a warning: the problem with the one I got was that the worm gear ratio was 72:1, even though the accompanying manual identified it as a 90:1 (a more common ratio..) I ruined a piece while using the dividing plates before I realized this.

The rotary table is great value considering it comes complete with indexing plates. The table is perfectly true to the base. There is a tiny amount of lash in the rotary dial, but I will adjust that out. I put a dial indicator on it and the runout is less than 0.001”. I mounted a 4 jaw chuck on it, and it makes holding and tramming the work piece so easy! The only issue I had was the handle for the rotary dial was missing from the box, but the supplier was super responsive to resolving, that I still give it full marks!