YEEZUGO Multifunction Worktable Milling Working Table Milling Machine Compound Drilling Slide Table For Bench Drill(Medium-Sized)

I read reviews about the this vise on google. and it felt like the 6300 vise is the one people complained the most. and it looked cheaper. so i decided to give the 6330 version a shot. Bam, it is as good as i expected. No warbles, and holds zero. I can use it right out of the box. I did not lube it at all before using it. and it works fine. a little bit tight. I bet lube it and adjust the set crews will fix this problem. i used it to hold my upper receiver and drilled four holes in a line. they are spot on. which means this vise held the zero. I recommend the 6330 version for the price and quality.

For the price, it's pretty good. It's just aluminum extrusions with threaded rod, so I can't expect to take beefy cuts with it, but for the micro horizontal mill I built to use it on it does perfectly fine holding a zinc casting for cutting a slot with an 1/8" carbide bit. Do make sure to adjust and tighten the gibs on the ways - mine were only finger tight. The threaded studs that came with are too small for anything except flat stock, so I swapped them for some 5/16 carriage bolts that I turned the heads down on. It gets a star off for the mounting for the long axis threaded rod being drilled off center by at least a few thousandths. It leaves very consistent ridges that are identical to the pitch of the screw, and you can feel a big difference in the grab.

The table would be OK only for plastic machining as the construction is very light-duty. A bottom view (not shown) would reveal the unit is hollow aluminum with the end-plates held-on with sheet metal screws. It weighs only 4.3# which also give you an idea of the ruggedness. --Very light duty only.-- I did like the long throw lengths. Wish they would make a stronger version...

I used this x-y table to cut precise holes for electronics displays on the aluminum front panel of a ham radio receiver I am building. I bought the one that is better than the cheapest version and it had no slop and moved straight along my workpiece. I used some small milling cutters I found on Amazon . My initial mistake was to align the x-y table to my drill press but I should have aligned the workpiece square to the x-y table. I can actually swing the x-y table around or up/down (using the drill press movable table) to get at the drill chuck or see better and as long as the workpiece stays square to the x-y table, the cut is straight. Worked great.

to much slop in x/y directions to make any useful cuts

The price is great, however it definitely is so cheap for a reason. Worthless for the most part.

Excellent value, works great, was more than expected.

Nice piece

Excelente producto, justo lo que buscaba

Good for small jobs on plastic cant wistand heavy materials such as mild steel and stainless steel milling work on it