Prevent chips, debris, and small parts from falling into T-slots. These covers snap securely into T-slots but can be easily removed to change your table setup. They can be cut to length.

For when handcrafted artistry matters. These tables position your work with exact alignment on the X- and Y-axes. Unlike CNC machines, they don’t need programming, so they’re great for one-off parts and quick prototypes. They’re precision ground to ensure accurate cuts every time.

These tables mount on your milling machine or drill press. The thick handles give you a firm grip for smooth turning of the steel hand wheels. As the table slides on its axes, an adjustable steel gib minimizes sticking and slipping. Tighten the lock nuts to keep the table steady as you machine.

Turn your visions into handcrafted reality. These tables rotate workpieces 360° to make circular cuts, round square edges, and drill equidistant holes. Unlike CNC machines, they don’t need programming, so they’re great for one-off parts and quick prototypes. They’re precision ground to ensure accurate cuts every time.

These tables mount on your milling machine, drill press, or grinder. Place them in a horizontal or vertical orientation—both bases are ground flat for accuracy. Balanced to prevent unintentional movement, the crank handles take less effort to turn than hand wheels. With bulbous grips, these handles fit comfortably in your palm. Graduations engraved on the bases of the handle and table help you line up your work in fractions of a degree. Tighten the locking clamp on the side of the table base to keep the table steady as you machine.

These tables do it all. They rotate 360° and slide on the X-Y axes to position your work with exact alignment. Cut with trapezoid-shaped Acme threads, the internal X-Y screws minimize backlash and won’t deform. They’re precision ground to ensure accurate cuts every time.

Mount these tables on your milling machine, drill press, or grinder. They reduce the height of your setup by over 30% compared to stacking rotary and milling tables. Balanced to prevent unintentional movement, the crank handles take less effort to turn than hand wheels. With bulbous grips, these handles fit comfortably in your palm. Graduations engraved on the bases of the handle and table help you line up your work in fractions of a degree. Tighten the locking clamp on the side of the table base to keep the table steady as you machine.