Multi-axial machine tool and table unit mounting jig
In the multi-axial machine tool, a table unit is detachably mounted on the upper surface of the interior portion of a portal bed disposed on a leg. The table unit comprises a table base fixed to the upper surface of the leg, a turning table which, when it is viewed at a reference working position, is turnably disposed on an inclined turning surface of the table base formed so as to be inclined in a descending manner toward a front side of the machine tool, and a work table disposed on the table support portion of the turning table so as to be turnable around axes lying in parallel with the axis of a spindle.
1. A multi-axial machine tool comprising:
a leg;
a portal bed disposed on an upper face of the leg;
a spindle head for rotatably supporting a spindle for rotation around a spindle axis substantially in vertical for multi-axially working a work using a tool attached to the spindle,
a table unit detachably mounted on the upper face of the leg so as to be accommodated inside of the bed, the table unit including:
a table base fixed to the upper face of the leg,
a turning table turnably disposed on an inclined turning surface of the table base formed so as to be inclined in a descending manner toward a front side of the machine tool, and
a work table supported on the turning table so as to be turnable around an axis in parallel with the spindle axis when the work table is located at a reference working position;
wherein there is formed a clearance between the inclined turning surface of the table base and the portal bed, and the clearance is covered with a cover member extending from the inclined turning surface to the portal bed.
2. A multi-axial machine tool according to claim 1 , wherein the inclined turning surface of the table base is inclined at an angle of smaller than 45° with respect to the spindle axis.
3. A multi-axial machine tool for multi-axially working a work using a tool attached to a spindle, comprising:
a turning table turnably disposed on an inclined turning surface which is inclined in a descending manner toward a front side of the machine tool at an angle of smaller than 45° with respect to a rotation axis of the spindle; and
a work table supported on the turning table, the work table being turnable around an axis substantially in parallel with the axis of the spindle when the turning table is located at a reference working position;
wherein there is formed a clearance between the inclined turning surface and a portal bed to which the spindle is attached, and the clearance is covered with a cover member extending from the inclined turning surface to the portal bed.