Just purchased mine this morning. Been watching it every day for nearly 2 months for it to come back in stock.

Thank you.

thank you

Roger thanks for the review  greetings from México.

Thanks for the review, I have yet to purchase this rotary table so it’s good to know about its quality. What I didn’t like about it was the
manner in which they machined the grooves on the rotary plate: too deep and 5 grooves instead of 3 would have been better.

Thank you for taking the time, effort and expense to do this review - I had my doubts given the price point, my expectations aren't excessive, however it looks to be very accurate for the things that matter

So you said you were impressed so far. Impressed that it even showed up.😮

Vevor's got some good deals. Thanks for reviewing !
ATB...

I have a 6in Vevor rotary table and the quality is also great for the price, at the time I bought it there wasn’t an eight inch to choose from but I’m very tempted to get the 8in, like you said, very cheap, I’m in Australia and it’s just under $300 AU

Very nice looking for a cheap rotary table.

My vertex looks alot like that one, good quality..

Very nice review.  They make that mill table and sell it under a lot of different names.  I have one identical to that but it was not a Vevor.  I think your next purchase will be the plates so you can index for gear cutting.  Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

you missed two critical checks: the first - to see of the table top is on the same plane as the base. you should set up a dial indicator on the mill and pass the thing back&forth to see of there is any slope to it. best to lay a precision parallel on the table plate as to avoid the finger of the dial indicator dipping into the grooves. inversely you can mount the rotary table onto the mill table upside down and run your dial indicator across the base plate as it faces up
the other check is concentricity. a pretty grind on those things doesn't necessarily mean they run perfectly round. the center hole usually has a morse taper in it and that would be the first check, the second part of that check would be the outer perimeter

Seems like a good bit of kit for the price Giles.

Price is based on features and demand in the marketplace. Not how many corners they cut.

I bought a ten inch phase II and it has an oiler and a reservoir within. I am surprised the next size down doesn’t.

I find it best to give a little backlash when engaging the eccentric cam, saves excess wear and as you generally only turn in one direction slight backlash is not an issue.
It does look like a dead copy of the Vertex, but then so do many rebadged ones too.

I stripped the gear in mine. It was a grizzly but I suspect it's the same table. It works good for positioning but not strong enough for cutting an arch with an end mill

Why only one mounting lug in the horizontal position? What am I missing?

Great reveiw on that 8" RT. I aquired a Vertex 8" RT a couple of years ago and it is a clone of yours or vice/versa. Very good unit for the money IMHO.