Vevor Milling Machine Work Table Slide Milling Working Cross Table Machine Compound Slide Milling TablePrecision Milling Cross Worktable (7.3 x 4 Inch) - Amazon.com
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Size: 7.3 x 4 in
Pattern Name: Milling Working Table
Features
- Milling Machine working table size: 7.3 x 4 (inch); travel: 3.2 inch; T groove width: 0.4 inch; T groove interval width: 1.4 inch
- This workbench longitudinal travel length is 0.31 inch and vertical travel of 0.3 inch
- This precision cross table is great for mounting on drilling machines etc For precise positioning when Jig boring or drilling
- Accurately adjustable with trapezoidal thread spindles; precise scale for better working; 2 chip grooves on the working surface
- His WORKTABLE made with best quality components Ideal for all drill stands, drilling and milling machines indispensable for precise drilling and milling
Description
Milling Working Cross Table Machine
Material: Cast Iron
Brand: Mophorn
Item dimensions L x W x H: 11.8 x 11.8 x 7.1 inches
Color: 7.3 X 4 Inch
Style: Tool
Item Weight: 22 Pounds
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Manufacturer: Mophorn
Item Weight: 22 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 11.8 x 11.8 x 7.1 inches
Manufacturer: Mophorn
UPC: 601285852553
Brand Name: Mophorn
Model Number: Milling Machine
Style: Tool
Color: 7.3 X 4 Inch
Material: Cast Iron
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Really a great item for the price, great value, very pleased with this item
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by Matthew L
The bad is it has rough edges in the assembly parts and does not fit standard TEE nut. I like that it is sturdy, the cross nut thread is tight on traverse rod threads. I feel that is very important. It can be squared up during a set up. The working surface looks great. I purchased for drill press center alignment and can already see it will work great for that. Plan to mount a small drill vise to the top and will have the TEE slot table below if needed. Also plan to shim up the race for a little more clearance in the dial. I recommend this as it was the only one I could find in this form for any price. On mine 1 revolution dial turn is around 2mm although the dial is segmented 0 to 4. Fit perfect on a Central Macinery 12 speed, 10 inch benchtop drill table.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2022 by M
This isn't a negative review, just a caveat so you know what to expect. The good news: you're not paying much for this XY table so, if you're on a home hobbyist's budget, it might be a good investment. And it can be a pretty good addition to your shop if you're willing to put in some work. The bad news: Mine was pretty much unusable out of the box. There was about a quarter turn of backlash in both X and Y handles, the slides bound up at various points during travel, and the travel dials were mere suggestions. What to do: If you want to invest some time, here's what I did to make it usable. 1. Completely disassemble and clean it, down to every screw. 2. Deburr every machined edge - and they will all have burrs. 3. Remove the gibs and check them on a flat surface, then remove the worst high spots 3. Lightly file the dovetail ways to get off the worst high spots. 4. Lap the ways (gibs inserted) with 500 grit compound to improve the fit. 5. Reassemble everything. 6. Adjust the lead screw bearings to take up as much backlash as you can. 7. Set the gib pressure so that the X and Y handles turn with difficulty. 8. Tram the table top to your drill press to make sure it runs true in both directions. Now you've got a pretty good XY table that will do semi-precision work, and you got it at a very good price and learned a lot about tuning up machines.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021 by Phaedros
I read the reviews on this and kinda excited the worst, I could see it was completely fixable. Got mine took it all apart and really nothing was wrong I polished it up a bit put a shim on 1 of the bearings and adjusted everything as tightly as possible set it up. Works really well only tried couple small things. I do wish it was a little bigger.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024 by Richard M.
I have never submitted a review before but this experience has been unique. I am a machine shop owner, engineer, and kind of handy with tools. (Not blowing my horn here, I goof up just like everyone else). I bought this as I needed a little x-y table for my basement workshop. It seemed robust from the description- I took note of another reviewer describing rough edges but that didn’t phase me as these inexpensive Chinese tools are often rather rough in nature. The good- the little table is solid, rather heavy, but well designed and as far as I can tell machined accurately. The parts fit together well (more below) and operates smoothly. About a 3”x3” travel. The bad- if you have ever bought Chinese small machine items, you would be aware they are made from the lowest grade cast iron available. I also have a Chinese lathe and small mill- same cast iron. It is very soft compared to tooling made in the US. But for home use, suitable. I let this pass. The edges on every part were sharp and rough- I expected this from another review and knew I would take it apart to clean it up. I let this pass too. The ugly- the table I got was put together all wrong. It was as if the person doing assembling was given a box of parts with no instructions. The Gibbs were dead loose- both ways rocked a lot. (Just an adjustment issue). The two tables moved in the wrong direction when turning the hand wheel because the assembly had the leadscrews reversed. Also one of the bearings was not installed properly and had to be replaced. I replaced all four bearings and problem solved. At the end, after spending some time, this is a really nice little table which is solid and operates smoothly. After cleanup and lubrication, all is good. I probably should have sent this back but knew the next one would need some work as well to clean it up. At the very least, would need to take apart and clean all the rough edges. I took this as a challenge to finish what should have been done at the factory. One final note- the x-y table is at 90 deg. That is a big deal as I have seen other Chinese products where the axis is not perpendicular. This one is. At the end, all ok. It’s a good table but be forewarned that it might take a little effort to clean up before use.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2021 by John Schulte