Pro Grade Rotary Table With Tailstock Dividing Plates And 4 Jaw Self Centering Lathe Chuck 4 Inch Lathe Accessory Set Precision Ground Low Profile Worm Gear Disengages For Free Rotation
✔️ Includes tailstock, dividing plates, 4-Jaw chuck, and clamp kit
This precision 4-inch rotary table set with tailstock, dividing plates, and a 4-jaw self-centering chuck is designed for benchtop milling and turning work. It’s a handy setup for accurate indexing, angular division, and multi-feature machining in metalworking shops and hobby shops.
✅ 4-inch (102 mm) precision-ground rotary table with low-profile worm gear for easy disengagement and free rotation
✅ One-piece worm and shaft hobbed from solid alloy steel for durability
✅ 10-second vernier reading; one handle rotation equals 4° on the collar; graduated 360°
✅ Includes three dividing plates (A: 15-20; B: 21-33; C: 37-49) with index plates, crank handle, 3 screws, a sector and a U washer
✅ 16-piece clamp kit (case-hardened, drop-forged steel) with 2 step clamps, 2 step blocks, 4 M8 studs, 4 t-slot nuts and 4 flanged nuts
✅ 4-Jaw self-centering lathe chuck with mounting plate; includes solid jaws (ID & OD) and chuck wrench
✅ Adjustable tailstock height for 4" tables: 1.65-3.62" (41.9-92.0 mm); usable in horizontal or vertical position
💡 What is a long-tail question about a rotary table with tailstock and dividing plates used for in precision machining?
This handy tool helps you index, rotate, and divide workpieces accurately for milling, drilling, and threading tasks.
- What advantages does a 4-inch rotary table setup offer for bolt-hole pattern work and gear positioning? - Why include tailstock and dividing plates in a single set for a benchtop machine shop? - How does combined use with a lathe chuck improve workflow and repeatability? - What should I consider when choosing a rotary table for horizontal or vertical mounting?✝️