• Work table: The work table is a circular working area with t-slots with which clamps are used to mount a work piece.
• Crank: The crank handle rotates the table clockwise and counterclockwise. The handle on this table is geared so that one revolution of the crank handle turns the rotary table five degrees . There are micrometer divisions of five degrees around this handle. The table also has markings of 360 degrees
• Clamp: There are two clamp levers to keep the table fixed once an angle has been found.
• Base. The rotary table has two bases. One for a vertical axis of rotation as shown in the video and one for horizontal axis of rotation as shown in the above image.
• Indexing pin: The indexing pin is a fast way to find and lock onto common angles. This rotary table has an indexing detent every five degrees of table rotation. A close look below shows the indexing pin not engaged and then engaged. The indexing pin will likely be spring loaded with a twist lock to keep it out of the indexing slots.

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