Rotary Table 4 Inch/100 mm Horizontal Vertical For Milling Quality
Rotary table 4 100mm Vertical horizontal model 4-slot milling machine. The Metal: High quality 18 gauge soft iron steel with brass accents. THIS NEAT SMALL ROTARY TABLE, WITH A DIAMETER OF 100MM, CAN BE USED FOR A VARIETY OF MILLING, DRILLING AND MARKING OPERATIONS IN THE HOME ENGINEERING WORKSHOP. THERE ARE FOUR T-SLOTS FOR ATTACHING THE WORK, RIGHT-ANGLE MACHINED FACES FOR HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL MOUNTING AND 7MM SLOTS FOR ATTACHING TO THE MACHINE TABLE. THE INDEXING HANDLE, WHICH ROTATES ONCE EVERY TEN DEGREES OF ROTATION OF THE TABLE, IS SUBDIVIDED INTO DEGREES AND QUARTER DEGREES. THE CENTER HEIGHT WHEN MOUNTED VERTICALLY IS 40MM. SUPPLIED WITH THE WORK TIGHTENING KIT. VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL MOUNTING T-SLOTS FOR SAFE WORK WHEEL MARKED IN DEGREES AND QUARTER DEGREES. A precision work positioning device used in metalworking, allowing the operator to drill or cut workpieces at exact intervals around a fixed axis. Rotary tables are most often mounted “flat”, with the table rotating around a vertical axis, in the same plane as the cutter of a vertical milling machine. An alternative configuration is to mount the rotary table on its end (or mount it “flat” on a 90° angle plate), so that it rotates around a horizontal axis. In this configuration, a tailstock can also be used, thus keeping the part “between centers”. Horizontal/vertical rotary tables are extremely useful accessories for a milling machine. Milling of curved profiles and inclined faces relative to a center line. Drilling or milling at polar coordinates and, when mounted vertically with a tailstock, can be used to machine shafts or spindles. The versatile units can also be used on drilling, reaming or mortising machines allowing an even wider range of operations. Machining – To establish the initial position of the workpiece, simply loosen the zero collar locking handle and turn the zero collar counterclockwise for approximately half a turn. The worm is now disconnected from the worm drive wheel, the table is free to rotate independently of the crank and the workpiece can now be accurately aligned. To re-engage, simply turn the zero collar clockwise and tighten the locking handle. The rotary table uses. To machine flats on a bolt. For drilling equidistant holes on a circular flange. Cut a round piece with a protruding tang. To create large diameter holes, by milling in a circular toolpath, on small milling machines that do not have the power to drive large twist drills (>0.500/>13mm). For cutting complex curves (with proper setup). For cutting straight lines at any angle. The holiday season is the busiest shopping time of the year, don’t worry!!! Our catalog covers all festivals including Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas. Please visit our store and treat yourself.