troyke 18 rotary table pricelist

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I"m very interested in this discussion. I have a Jet JMD-18. My rotary table is an Enco 6" dividing head that rotates from horizontal to vertical. The vulnerability of smaller RT"s is rigidity during cut. On a few occasions, I have had minor rotation during the cut, and it"s difficult to re-set the point of origin after that.

Read your tool catalogs. Most give weights. JL is right. The bigger, the heavier, rising exponentially. Page 432, Enco catalog, 8" - 83 lbs. 10" - 118 lbs. 12" - 199 lbs. If you are built like Conan the Barbarian, no problem. But, you also have to develop a lift strategy that won"t damage it. Will the T-slots handle bars inserted with a chain that the shop crane can hook onto?

I, too, am contemplating an 8" table. Still, 83 lbs dead lift ... My 100 year old L.W. Chuck 6" vise is about 60 lbs. I"m no weakling, but it"s a challenge.

That"s a hell on an attachment. Troyke is an excellent brand. The beauty of the X-Y slide on top of the rotary table is you can mill multiple corner radii on most any part config you can imagine in a single part set-up. It is a one trick pony but it is quite a trick.

This is a heavy hunk of tooling and if you intend to use it on a turret mill (Bridgeport style), its weight alone maxes the factory recommended table load capacity. Plus it"s about 7" thick which eats up a third of your knee travel.

If you have a mill in your shop a rotary table a bit larger in dia than your table is wide may be a good investment. Then again if you never use it....

Meanwhile, I got a Pressweld work table with overhead shelf and electrical sockets and a mounted 4" Wilton for less than 1/10th the price of the Columbian........

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