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Rotary table in market mainly includes 4 kinds of mechanism that is worm gear, roller cam, DD driver and harmonic structure. The following is the introduction:

1. worm gear: it’s one of  the most popular structrue in NC rotary table  because of its irreversibility and costs.The worm is generally made of bronze, but the wear resistance is poor. In order to improve the service life, some manufacturers use the alloy steel.

3.DD motor: it’s the most efficient rotary table with the highest precision. It has the highest precision because it has no mechanical structure, which is directly driven by motor , no reducer. It has high technical difficulty and high price. It is generally used for five axis machine tools.

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Worm is hardened and ground. The ratio is 90:1. The work table is graduateda full 360° so that one turn of the handle moves the table through 4°. Micro collar is graduated in steps of 1"min. And vernier scale makes settings down to 10 seconds possible.

These Rotary Tables are popular for their excellent perfor-mance, practical design and reasonable cost. They are widely used for circular cutting work, angle setting, boring, spot-facing and similar work.

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I’ve been looking at the Soba and Vertex HV4 rotary tables (for my Warco WM 16 mill). Both tables seem to have HV4 in the name, and both (label not withstanding) seem to look identical in photographs. Does anybody know if they are actually the same thing and just badged differently ?

I don"t have either but Vertex are supposed to be quite good whilst I have heard one nor two negative comments about the SOBA. Having said that I have a SOBA milling vice which is very nice. I"ll be getting the Vertex HV4 when I need one though!

It’s really interesting that there is lots of advice to go bigger. I’ve spent much time debating this to myself, and have seen there are people on the WM16\240 thread that have also gone for the 6inch table. I was about to do the same, but talking to Warco they seemed quite adamant that 6inch was too big. Certainly the vertex HV6 looks fine for horizontal mounting, but I’m worried there just won’t be enough room in the vertical position (I want to have a go a cutting gears\cams) ?

The most important thing is the height you have above the table, especially if you mount a lathe chuck on it, by the time you fit something in the chuck, and if you have a Jacobs chuck in the mill you might find you don"t have room for the drill bit (re-sharpened broken drills work here).

Having looked at manufacturing operations for these specific products in China as well as in India (plenty of sub-contract makers of different ilk in a small area), my personal preference would be for Vertex, based on product consistency, rather than price. Number of slots in the table may or may not be an issue for you, rotary table size and height may be an issue too. If you intend to use the rotary table regularly, the Vertex product would be a better option, in my current opinion, subject to the number of slots on the table you can live with.

If you want to have a go at making gears, then in reality you need to have an RT that can be fitted with a dividing setup. I think RDG sell cheap sets to fit both the Soba and Vertex 4" tables.

With regards to size of table, the 4" would suit you better for that type of job as the larger one as I would think you will be getting rather tight for throat depth on your machine. Besides, if you did need a larger table for horizontal work, you could easily mount a larger disk onto the RT, I have fitted a 9" plate to my 6" Vertex RT to give me more surface area.

After having done some measuring and looking at spec sheets I’m coming to the conclusion that the Vertex HV6 is looking like my best choice. Height when mounted horizontally is 80mm, and that compares to 72mm for the HV4 so the difference is negligible. When mounted vertically the HV6 has a centre height of 102mm, and I’ve 165mm from table to 13mm drill tip in a drill chuck – that’s worse case and still gives me 60 mm clearance. Only down side seems to be the three slots rather than four slots issue, but all things considered (including price I think I can live with this).

One of my concerns is the weight of the 6" unit, especially with a chuck mounted on it. I"m still leaning towards the Vertex HV4 to be used with my 4" four jaw or 4" collet chucks used on my Lathe. Johns idea of using a larger TEE slotted backplate leads me to believe it"s a workable solution for me and the HV4. A 6" TEE slotted backplate should suffice and if I can"t find one I have seen a couple of threads of folks that have made their own. This would also get round the 3 - 4 slot issue. The HV4 is also slightly more affordable.

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I own a Sherline 4" rotab and it is quite good. However, it is also somewhat limited in that it does not accept dividing wheels and it does not have a table release; you have to crank it around to get to your next location. It is quite well made, reliable and accurate. It will mount to a milling table as well as a tilting angle table without eating up that much room in Z.

I also own a Japan-made 6" Yuasa that is pretty much fully tooled up. This is a really fine, fully featured rotab that is probably the most cloned rotary table out there. Vertex makes a clone that is quite close. Smooth, accurate and no longer made.

The only other import I have heard of that might meet your needs is the Warco HV-4: https://www.warco.co.uk/rotary-tables-engineering-tools/124-hv4-rotary-table.html. At that price, I"m pretty sure it will be a Warco design but Chinese made. Cannot attest to how good it is but Warco sells some nice small stuff so you might inquire.