Value Collection TT/7 Tilting Table 10x7x5 in 66 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TT/7 is a machine shop tilting table designed to hold and position workpieces at precise angles during milling, drilling, grinding, and inspection operations. The table tilts from -45 to 45 degrees, giving machinists a full 90-degree range of angular adjustment in a single setup. At 44 pounds, the unit is heavy-duty cast construction suited for stable fixturing. It accepts a maximum load of 66 pounds, covering most standard workholding applications in a production or toolroom environment. The T-slot width of 0.5 inches accommodates standard T-slot hardware for securing vises, clamps, and fixtures directly to the table surface.

The TT/7 is used in machine shops, toolrooms, and maintenance departments where angled workpiece positioning is required. Typical applications include angular milling operations, sine-bar setups, and compound-angle drilling. The 10-inch table length and 7-inch width provide adequate surface area for small-to-medium workpieces. This table does not swivel, so it is intended for single-axis tilt applications. It is well suited for manual mills, surface grinders, and drill presses where repeatable angle holding is essential.

Key Features

• Tilt range of -45 to 45 degrees for full 90-degree angular adjustment
• 66 lb maximum load capacity for reliable workholding under cutting loads
• 10-inch table length and 7-inch width provide a practical work surface for small-to-medium parts
• 0.5-inch T-slot width accepts standard T-slot clamps and fixturing hardware
• 5-inch overall height keeps the workpiece close to the machine table for improved rigidity
• Non-swiveling design provides a stable, single-axis tilt platform

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose tilting table for use on manual milling machines, surface grinders, and drill presses equipped with standard T-slot machine tables.

Installation Notes

Installation and setup are typically performed by a machinist or toolroom technician. Secure the tilting table to the machine table using appropriate T-slot bolts and clamps rated for the load before adjusting the tilt angle. Lock the tilt mechanism firmly before applying cutting or grinding forces. Verify that the combined weight of the table, fixture, and workpiece does not exceed the machine table or spindle load ratings specified by the equipment manufacturer.