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The machine arrived on time, was fairly straightforward to assemble, and works as advertised. Would have given 5 stars . However, there was a small amount of damage on the top cap to the electric motor. The small dent was enough to cause the cooling fan to rub against the cap. I was able to take the cap off the motor and pound out the dent (mostly). After that the motor turned freely and it works well. Also, the tool holder that was supposed to come with the mortiser was not in the box ( searched several times). I suppose that I can craft one to attach.

Very good value for the price. The geared table allows for the smooth advancement of the workpiece. Assembly is obvious enough that it makes up for the lack of usable instructions. It is a heavy tool.

Assembly was very straight forward, only a parts schematic to go by, but all made sense. Performance was exactly what it should be. Works perfectly.

Received the machine with damage to the switch box. Advise Vevor and they're sending a another box, It's been more than 15 days and still no switch box. Without the box, you could get elocuted by accident. Overall, very nice machine for a DIY. Joe

Simple setup and easy to use. Did have to sharpen the outer cutter Worked great after that. Would definitely recommend this tool

Works great, definitely would buy again great value. Easy to use. The picture is exactly what u expect to receive

Lo mucho q facilita el trabajo sobretodo muy excelente muy bueno

Working very well

This machine has a 2 piece cast iron frame with X Y table and strong clamp. It is very heavy with some assembly required. The motor, chuck, handle, left/right stop rods including the wheel crank must be installed. But there are no step by step instructions for this. You get a poor quality parts picture and instructions for installing the chisel/bits and that's it. However, if you know how to use an Allen wrench, screwdriver, and hammer, you should be able to figure it out. Most of the parts will only go one place. There is only one place for the motor to go and the switch goes to the front. There are four holes in the bottom of the chuck chamber through which a long allen wrench can easily reach the four cap screws that hold the motor in place. The picture and the advertisement show a 90 degree horizontal handle but mine arrived with a straight handle that rubs against the motor housing. But it still works. The wear plates have tapered recesses on the back where the grub screws land. But the grub screws are actually hex head cap screws with flat ends that don't fit the recesses and ride up on the tapered part of the recesses, jamming the wear plate and locking the tables. By grinding a tapered rounded point on the grub screws, they now are fully seated in the recesses holding the wear plates in place without binding but allowing full adjustment. The stop rods simply push in place and are held by set screws. The chuck is a tapered press fit. Using this machine is a joy. You start by roughly centering your left/right table. Then clamp your board down with your mortise roughly in the middle. Set your left/right stops and start drilling. Customer service was also great!. My quarter inch bit was missing its spur. I contacted them and they promptly replaced it with a brand new set. The 3 chisel/bits furnished are not the highest quality. But with a little honing and dry lube, they work quite well. Do I recommend this machine? Absolutely! You will be hard pressed to find