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Mini Vertical Slide (90 x 50 mm) for instant Milling Operation on Lathe Machine

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Arrives Mar 15 – Mar 28
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Features

  • TOOL POST MINI VERTICAL SLIDE -EASY & QUICK CLAMPING
  • Quality Lathe Milling Vertical Slide Bed Size 90 mm Length x 50 mm Width Small Vertical Mi
  • Small Vertical Milling Slide for Bench Small Lathes Can be fitted to Emco, Myford, Warco, Sieg C3 Small Lathes with little modification/ machining

Description

TOOL POST MINI VERTICAL SLIDE -EASY & QUICK CLAMPING Manufactured from High Quality Seasoned Casting. Quality Lathe Milling Vertical Slide Bed Size 90 mm Length x 50 mm Width Small Vertical Milling Slide for Bench Small Lathes Can be fitted to Emco, Myford, Warco, Sieg C3 Small Lathes with little modification/ machining Suitable for Bench Lathes upto 150 mm Swing SMALL GIB EXTENSION TO HOLD IN THE QUICK CHANGE TOOL POST 'S OF THE LATHE. NO NEED TO REMOVE THE TOOL POST & MOUNT IT ON THE CROSS SLIDE. Vertical Travel 40 mm Base Dimension - 50 x 55 mm Sliding Table - 90 x 50mm High Grade casting and Smooth Finish. Dial Graduated to 0 - 50 Maximum Jaw opening is 70 mm- Jaws are Adjustable Fixing hole centers :22.50 mm at 90° to slide face Qnty 1 Pc. as shown in Picture

Manufacturer: ‎Global Tools


Part Number: ‎MVS-9050


Item Weight: ‎3.3 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎6.69 x 4.88 x 4.57 inches


Item model number: ‎MVS-9050


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎Wrinkle Black Paint on Body & Ground Finish Milling Bed


Material: ‎CASTE IRON BODY & ALLOY TOOL STEEL


Power Source: ‎Manual Milling


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Number of Handles: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: January 18, 2017


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works well and is exactlty as shown.
Review Image by Mike Haaland Mike Haaland
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Review Image by Mike Haaland Mike Haaland
Perfect little gadget helped my get a job done on the HF Mini Lathe. Used a small plate to mount it to my cross slide and was able to consistently make the same cut over and over to the same stock. Great price and it works really well. It would be nice to find an mini vice to mount on this instead of the t-slot blocks to make it even more usable. My plate is a 2" x 5" 1/4" steel plate, tapped the 3 holes to mount the plate instead of the cross slide, then drilled and tapped 2 holes in the plate mount the Mini Vertical Slide with M5 x 14 bolts to the plate. Very solid. First time milling on the lathe and it went well. I printed the holder for my keyed shafts and used that between the T-Slot blocks to home my work piece. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2019 by Mike Haaland Mike Haaland
    • Well made for the price.
Needs to be striped down, given a good cleaning and stoning of any parts with burrs. I stoned all mating surfaces as well. Re-assemble, lubing as needed. Operation will still be somewhat stiff. You will need a small vice, trying to use just the jaws provided is a test of manhood. Capable of holding around a thou. accuracy. Old saying : If you need more, spend more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019 by Old Hick
    • Useless right out of the box
And still useless after 10 hours of cleaning, deburring, lapping, lubing and reassembling. The t-slots aren't the same depth or width. The nut that holds the handle on stripped out the first time I tried to use it. The threads for that nut look like they were cut with a cheese grater. The vice jaws slip when you try to tighten them down. The supplied t-nuts stripped out and I had to make my own. Product is unusable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2020 by E T
    • Not a precision slide but good enough for an offshore 7x10 mini lathe
Review Image by H. Edmondson H. Edmondson
Review Image by H. Edmondson H. Edmondson
Review Image by H. Edmondson H. Edmondson
Review Image by H. Edmondson H. Edmondson
Review Image by H. Edmondson H. Edmondson
The bad: Slide was filthy with grit and machining gunk, not just the usual cosmoline. Complete disassembly, cleaning with mineral spirits, adjusting and reassembly required before use. The face side mounting hole's cap screw recess was drilled off-center from the hole itself. This is not easy to fix, I suspect if I'd used M5 cap screws the screw's cap may have sat properly in the hole. I wanted to use M6 cap screws so I had to slowly drill the recess larger on a drill press. The good: The slide itself has a very tight feel when the gib screws are adjusted properly, this is good since rigidity is needed for milling operations. Brass gibs are a nice touch, that they're retained with two tiny cap screws is also nice. I would have rated 4 stars were it not for the mounting hole concentricity issue. For the cost, it's a decent value. Attached a few pictures showing the adapter plate I made for mounting it on my mini late cross-slide. I used 1/2" thick 12L14 steel. Pic 1: Finished adapter mounted to cross slide. Pic 2: Adapter bottom showing 3 holes for cross slide stud, in the middle, and for M6 bolts, 2 holes for mounting vertical slide. Pic 3: Adapter top showing 2 counter sunk holes for mounting to cross slide, 2 for mounting the vertical slide. Pic 4: Vertical slide mounted to adapter with M6 cap screws. Pic 5: Vertical slide ready for work. Hope this helps someone out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2022 by H. Edmondson H. Edmondson
    • Great unit for mini lathe Well made of heavy steel,beautifully machined.
Review Image by alan mcdonald alan mcdonald
Super fast next day delivery. Well machined and designed unit for excellent price. Disassemble,clean and reoil. Adjust grub screws for smooth operation.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020 by alan mcdonald alan mcdonald
    • I didn't expect much and I'm still disappointed.
Review Image by Ilia Ilia
Review Image by Ilia Ilia
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I know for the money "I shouldn't be complaining", but for $60 I was expecting a lot better than this. This level of quality is a $20 item at most. I dont know if I got a dud, or a different model than than everyone else but the operation of the slide was not "smooth" by any means. Out of the box it was stiff to the point I had a hard time moving the wheel at all. At first I thought no big deal, many import tools need to be taken apart and cleaned up before you use the. Well it only got worse as I started taking it apart. Dovetails had a chip in them (not from transport it looks like they nicked it during machining), the surface finish on some of the non-visible "machined" surfaces looked like they were cut with a chainsaw, they got paint on the "machined" surfaces, and nothing was even close to aligned. I'll be lucky to get any use out of this for even the most basic operations. P.S. I have low standards. I'd be happy with a harbor freight mill for my immediate needs. Because of my low standards and its low price I'll still give this 2 stars. If I buy another one at a comparable price and get a similar result I might even bump this up to 3. But I warn you, If you have any need for this that is related to machining... just don't. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2020 by Ilia Ilia
    • The mini vertical slide tool post is perfect for small milling jobs
The delivery was on time from the supplier, good quality tool in the price range Perfect for small milling jobs using a mini lathe.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2018 by Des Hardaker
    • broke when operating slide by hand before I could use it. repairable with 2 nuts and a drill.
UPDATE: I managed to fix the slide. The lead screw is 1/4-20. So I added 2 1/4-20 nuts locked together beneath the black painted plate that sits on top. That keeps the lead screw from moving linearly while allowing it to rotate freely, whereas before the lead screw spun and didn't move the slide and just unthreaded from the nut. I clamped the base plate and angle plate together and drilled them about 1/2" deep with a 1/2" drill bit to allow space for those (locked)nuts. I still had to turn down those nuts until round to have sufficient clearance. Now it works like butter. Previously: I drilled a hole in the base to mount this to my 7x14 mini lathe. Then I ran the slide all the way down, then up, then... snap. The collar underneath the handle snapped off of what it was attached to(black painted plate). The handle still turns with the lead screw, but the base plate no longer moves with the lead screw. Because it free-floats with the loose lead screw it won't even holds firm in one position. Since I drilled a hole in the base I assume that I can't return it. otherwise I would. I guess I will have to repair it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2021 by electromdc

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