HS329 Vevor rotary table review

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• MO

  @MostlyIC · 1 year ago

  the first thing to make once you have a rotary table are a set of MT2 tapers with accurately sized cylindrical holes, or a set of MT2 collets, so that you can position a centering pin in it, most of the things you&apos;ll be machining with a rotary table will have a hole in the center so you want to be able to drop it on the centering pin in the rotary.<br><br>the next thing you&apos;ll want are a couple &quot;right hand cut left hand spiral&quot; end mills for milling the OD of something that will tend to get pulled upwards with a regular end mill, this is especially helpful for thin material. &nbsp;these tables aren&apos;t all that good at resisting upward pull, but obviously are impervious to downward push.<br><br>what I want to know is what sort of run-out does the table have, &nbsp;I&apos;m not talking about backlash, rather if the table isn&apos;t locked does it have any X-Y play, &nbsp;mine has about .001 play in the X-Y plane and I&apos;d like to know if Vevor is better.

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• NO

  @nobbysworkshop · 1 year ago

  Vevor equipment is certainly good value for money. I’m sure the problems with it are only minor, and easily fixed. Nice thorough review Paul. Cheers

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• ED

  @edsmachine93 · 1 year ago

  Nice review Paul.<br>Thanks for sharing.<br>Nicely done.<br>Have a good evening Sir. 👍☕️

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• RU

  @RustyInventions-wz6ir · 1 year ago

  Nice rotary table. I have a similar one. Very handy attachments.

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• AN

  @andrewatcarpathian · 1 year ago

  Hi Paul. Looks like it’s going to be a useful rotary table at a decent price. The side project to fit the dividing plates will be interesting viewing. Thank you for sharing. 👏👏👍😀

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• TR

  @TrPrecisionMachining · 1 year ago

  good video Paul

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• AL

  @alanremington8500 · 1 year ago

  Good review !! Thank you.

• WA

  @Warped65er · 1 year ago

  Thx for the vid.

• GW

  @gworx-247 · 1 year ago

  a big like to your sense of humor 😀 ...and of course...nice video! 👍

• TH

  @TheRecreationalMachinist · 1 year ago

  Looks like another handy acquisition 👍

• MA

  @MatthewTinker-au-pont-blanc · 1 year ago (edited)

  Interesting! Looking forward to your Clarkson lead screw and nut project! Have a Clarkson MKI &nbsp;that I re-scraped entirely and put a two speed pulley set up on to give it the speeds of a MKII. By the way the Clarkson spindle is noisy, I changed the bearings on mine for nothing! Cheers, Matthew

• CH

  @chrisstephens6673 · 1 year ago

  Rattling handles always bug me, but the fix is always easy, usually only needing a shoulder bolt and a bit of machining.

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