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VEVOR Rotary Table 178 x 127 mm Tilting Milling Table Heavy Duty Cast Iron, Robust & Durable, with 0-45 Degree Left & Right Adjustable, Worm Gear, Precision Scale, for Milling Machine, Drill Press

0-45° Left and Right Tilt for Angled Machining and Irregular Workpieces

This rotary table for milling machine work tilts left or right from 0° to 45°. This lets you set the workpiece at the right angle for the job. You don’t have to make a custom fixture or pack the part by hand; you just tilt the table and clamp the part in place. This makes angled machining, such as cutting bevels and sloped faces, much easier to set up and repeat.

You can tilt in either direction to help with irregular workpiece positioning. You can tilt parts that don’t sit flat or square so the correct surface faces the cutter. This lets you process the part in more ways without moving it to a different machine. You can choose the direction that gives you the best tool access for each cut because both tilt directions are available. This keeps your setup simple from beginning to end.

Rotary Table for Milling Machine with 3 T-Slots for Fast, Secure Clamping

The tabletop has 3 T-slots that accept a wide range of nuts and clamps. Slide T-nuts into the slots, set your clamps where the part needs support, and lock the piece down. Setup is quick whether you’re clamping a flat plate, a small block, or an oddly shaped part that needs to be held in place from more than one side.

A securely mounted workpiece doesn’t move during the cut, which helps you get accurate results and supports safer operation. You can often use clamping hardware you already have in your shop instead of buying special fixtures because the slots fit many common clamping accessories. With the T-slot layout, you can also mount different parts in different places. This flexibility means that as your projects change from one setup to the next, one table can handle a wide range of tasks, from simple brackets to more complicated parts.

Precision Graduated Scale with 1° Increments for Accurate Angle Setting

A precision graduated scale with 1° increments makes it easy to read the tilt angle, so you can set the table quickly and accurately. When a drawing calls for a certain angle, read the scale, set the table to the right mark, and start cutting without a separate protractor. This makes rotary table setups for milling machines faster and reduces small mistakes that can happen when you guess an angle or measure it by hand.

For repeat work, clear 1° markings are also helpful. If you need to machine several parts at the same angle, you can set the table to the same reading each time. This keeps the results consistent across the whole batch. Thanks to this precise angle control, small shops and hobbyists get pro-level performance for everyday milling and drilling tasks without the pro-level cost.

Worm Gear Handle Adjustment for Smooth Positioning Without Sticking

A worm gear handle lets you change the tilt angle, and the table moves smoothly without sticking. As you get closer to the angle you want, turning the handle gives you fine, steady control, so you can make small changes without forcing the table into place. The smooth action helps you stop right on the mark you need on the graduated scale.

The worm gear handle and the 1° scale work together to make positioning quick and accurate. You can set a rough angle quickly, then turn the handle a few times to fine-tune it while keeping an eye on the scale. This saves time during setup and helps you confirm the workpiece is at the right angle before the first cut. This is especially helpful when a wrong angle could ruin the part or waste expensive material.

HT200 Cast Iron and 45# Steel Build with Rust-Resistant Coating for Rigidity

This rotary table for milling machine use is made mostly of HT200 cast iron and 45# steel, giving it high rigidity and vibration resistance. The table stays steady while the cutter is working thanks to a rigid, vibration-resistant base. This makes for cleaner finishes and more accurate cuts. The heavy-duty construction also resists wear, so it keeps working well even after repeated setups and long machining hours.

A rust-resistant coating protects the cast iron surface and helps the table last longer. This keeps the table in good shape between jobs, even if you put it away on a shelf or leave it on the machine for a long time. This combination of cast iron, steel, and a protective coating is strong enough to last for years of regular use, making it ideal for shops that need a durable workholding accessory that won’t need frequent replacement.

178 x 127 mm Rotary Table for Milling Machine and Drill Press Setups

This compact rotary table for milling machine and drill press setups measures 178 x 127 mm and installs easily on both machine types. It’s big enough to clamp many different small and medium-sized workpieces while keeping the setup clean and simple to use. It’s a good choice for home workshops, maintenance work, and small production runs that need flexible angle work.

The wrench and cleaning brush that come with the table make setup easy and help keep it in excellent shape. The wrench can tighten the table and clamps during installation. After each job, the brush clears chips from the T-slots and the graduated scale. Keeping these tools with the table lets you set it up and clean it up quickly. This keeps the table accurate and ready for the next project.