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Default Vertex Rotary Table

I recently received a Vertex rotary table and was curious as to what
the consensus is on these numbers gotten off of the enclosed
certificate. Would these be considered average quality numbers?:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=370372023627

1) Flatness of clamping surface(Concave): 0.0008"
2) Parallelism of clamping surface to base: 0.0008"
3) Squareness of clamping surface to angle face: 0.0008"
4) True running of clamping surface: 0.0006"
5) True running of center hole
(1) Measured at hole edge: 0.0008"
(2) Measured at arbor 4-in. long: 0.0012"
6) Indexing accuracy of direct indexing mechanism:
Maximum cumulative spacing error: .50"

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Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
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On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:26:21 -0700 (PDT), Searcher7
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I recently received a Vertex rotary table and was curious as to what
the consensus is on these numbers gotten off of the enclosed
certificate. Would these be considered average quality numbers?:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=370372023627

1) Flatness of clamping surface(Concave): 0.0008"
2) Parallelism of clamping surface to base: 0.0008"
3) Squareness of clamping surface to angle face: 0.0008"
4) True running of clamping surface: 0.0006"
5) True running of center hole
(1) Measured at hole edge: 0.0008"
(2) Measured at arbor 4-in. long: 0.0012"
6) Indexing accuracy of direct indexing mechanism:
Maximum cumulative spacing error: .50"

Thanks.

Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.


Sounds average for a decent rotary table when new. Now the big question
is..are you going to be using this 8 hours a day, 7 days a week? If
not..dont worry about the materials holding up over years.

If you are..then perhaps a better US made rotary table may be better.

Ive got one identical to yours btw..and it works just fine, and has held
up for the past 3 owners just fine G

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