Customer Reviews for VEVOR Milling Working Table 17.7 X 6.7 Inch, Compound Milling Machine Work Table 2 Axis 4 Ways Move, Multifunction Milling Working Table Heavy-duty Structure,for Milling and Drilling Machine

its not bad but not all I had hoped for

Have it mounted to my wood lathe . It does a very good job. Happy with it.

Works great it works tight. Set screws stay tight enough to where there's no chatter when milling wish I would have bought this long time ago

A collection of parts to be assembled myself

Almost all reviews stated that you must take this apart and complete the fit and finish. I must be the only lucky one because the one I received was great right out of the box. Tight, accurate, clean well made and the edges on the slotted table were all eased with what looks like a file job. Nothing to complain about here.

like most of the other reviewers,you will need to clean this table up when it gets delivered.after getting everything adj. it works fine for the light duty it will get on my garage.first project was to make my own t track clamps as the ones i ordered from Genmitsu are a little to light.table worked ok

whoa, HD, knobs seem a little thin, but we will see. I just got it and it looks good, ill update after use

This item is so heavy your postman will hate you, but when you get it out of the box and assembled, you’ll be pretty happy you bought it. My only complaint is that when you use it on your drill press you almost need 3 hands, as the vibration from the drill spinning/cutting will cause the x-y adjustment levers to turn as you are bringing the drill bit down. Would be nice if there were adjustment locks.

Needed to mill/miter slots for door hinges on some silicon bronze doors I'm making. This tool is an amazing example of cheap Chinese tools, I'm biased because most Chinese tools like this need some tweaking to get them to work which I don't mind. Example; the "X" hand wheel on the right is too big or is just too high, if you're working on long pieces as I was you'll need to shim it at least 3/8" up off the table with some flat bar so your work doesn't hit the handle, no big deal. My table showed up with no key stocks for the handles, easy enough to make or source. As described in other 5 star reviews you'll need to tear it down and clean it as well as make sure the inner X and Y cog bolts are tight so your table doesn't jump around. All in all exactly what I expected for the price.