Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR Vippebord 25,4 x 17,8 cm (10 x 7 tommer) Vippevinkelfresemaskin 0–80° justerbar svingvinkelplate med 3 T-spor og justerbar sveivhåndtak Kraftig vippebord for sliping

Fonctionne bien, assez précis, trouve pas mieux pour le prix, permet de faire des angles à 45° en modifiant les supports de roulements ou en plaçant deux cales sous le bâtis

Erstmal vielen Dank an alle, die hier schon zahlreiche aussagekräftige Bewertungen abgegeben haben. Also, aufgrund dieser Bewertungen, ging ich davon aus, einen Winkeltisch zu bekommen, an dem ich hier und da noch Hand anlegen muss. Offensichtlich nimmt Vervon aber auch Kritik ernst, denn der Winkeltisch, den ich geliefert bekommen habe, wurde wohl mittlerweile verbessert. So ist die Kurbel jetzt annehmbar, allerding muss die Kontermutter zwischen Griff und Kurbel montiert werden (Bild 2), sonst geht die Kurbel nicht am Tisch vorbei! Der Tisch ist dank Fase/Schräge fast auf 45 Grad neigbar, bei mir sind es 42 Grad (Bild 1). Durch Vergrößern dieser Fase (Bild 4 roter Pfeil) werde ich aber die 45 Grad auch noch hinbekommen ;-) Einige Kanten sollte man weiterhin entgraten, und sich nicht zu schneiden! Alles in allem eine sehr gute Basis, die mit wenigen Handgriffen (ohne Spezialwerkzeug) verbessert werden kann, was bei dem Preis aber absolut in Ordnung ist! Ich würde den Frästisch jederzeit wieder Kaufen!

The price is great and the shipping fast. I was surprised to see the condition of the curved rails on the base, they are not a machined finish but look hand-finished with an abrasive disk. This is the surface that the top rides on. It should still work for my purposes but I see no reason for this.

I contacted Vevor before purchasing my 10" x 7" tilting angle plate concerning a review about unfinished saddle surfaces and was assured they have stringent quality controls. When it arrived I was very pleased with the way it was packaged in double boxes with the angle plate oiled and double wrapped in plastic. Top was ground, bottom appeared to be ground, degree increments were clean and concise. For the price I was very happy but I still wanted to check it out further. It was set and locked on o degrees so I placed it on my bench top mill table which was trammed in at .002 for a 7 3/8" circle. The first thing I noticed was it rocked diagonally so I flipped it over on it's top and got the same results. Next I clamped it down on the table and ran the four corners setting the first corner at 0. The remaining four corners were .005" of an inch higher (see pic). Next I noticed the the outer corners of the top saddle were not in contact with the base saddle (see Pic). Finally looking at the saddle surfaces they appear (my opinion) to have been cleaned up with a sanding disc on an angle grinder, the same for the two long sides of the top plate(see Pics). For most of what I do for $104 this will suffice, but for some more precise I wouldn't recommend it. With all that said I'm pleased enough to keep it and possible attempt to bring it in closer latter on. I've been a machinist for 40 years working at McDonnell Douglas and Boeing. Sorry two pics would not load.

Solved my problem an easy way to set up à angle on the mill leaving the table settings alone, as with any new tool you just have to learn it's benefits and limitations. Top and bottom are reasonably parallel in the lengthwise direction, the surface is flat and the sliding surfaces glide smoothly. Remember to tighten the brake/holding screws before aligning with the dial gauge, there is a little play. The degree division at the end is only a guide line and only for an approximate setting, there is a lot of backlash in the worm gear and it has a slightly rough and uneven gait, but remember to only aproach one way and it will work. All in all, a nice piece of tool for the price.