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Four-jaw chuck with articulating motion and scissor-lift support.
Features & setup details
1.75-inch jaw adjustment and push-button shaft lock.
Indexed bowl extensions and unrestricted scissor-lift support.
NEMA 17 or 23 motor options; select the correct machine configuration.
Included in the listed configuration
Motor, main motor mount, unrestricted scissor lift, four jaws, four bowl extensions, four large rubber jaw posts and four thumbscrews. Confirm the selected configuration on the product page.
Dual-tower adjustability for a wider range of cylindrical projects.
Features & setup details
Two towers with adjustable wheel height.
Lead-screw leveling and drinkware accessories.
Review the product’s clearance note before ordering.
Included accessories
The product page lists a bottle clamp, mug spacers, a removable cup clamp with two wheel sizes, large heel plate and magnet feet.
Warranty & clearance
The description lists lifetime coverage for breakable parts and one year for the motor. Review the approximately 8.5-inch rotary height note and allow additional room for the workpiece.
A single-tower design focused on cups, mugs, tumblers and bottles.
Features & setup details
Single-tower layout focused on drinkware.
Adjustable height and stepper-motor configuration options.
Select your exact machine on the product page.
Built around drinkware
The single-tower layout is intended primarily for cups, mugs, tumblers and water bottles. Use the model manual and selected machine configuration for setup.
Dual-lift, tower-free design with an unobstructed pass-through.
Features & setup details
Dual scissor lifts and tower-free pass-through.
Removable clamp and rear stop for longer objects.
The current page lists approximately 8.25 inches with a 30 oz cup.
Long-object setup
The current page describes removing the clamp and rear stop for longer objects. Review the manual and check available travel and clearance in your machine.
Four-jaw chuck options for galvo and gantry setups, with extended-base and support variants.
Features & setup details
Push-button shaft lock and 1.75-inch jaw adjustment.
Bowl extensions; NEMA 17 and 23 motor options.
Galvo, extended-base and support variants have separate listings.
Choose the right version
The shop has separate Galvo, extended-base without support, and extended-base with support listings. Use the full catalog to select the version you need.
All-metal, manually adjusted roller design for standard cups, tumblers and mugs.
Features & setup details
Manual adjustments with friction-lock thumbscrews.
Magnet feet and a compact all-metal construction.
The description specifies no lead-screw adjustment. Verify the included accessories for your configuration.
Warranty & setup
The product description lists lifetime coverage for breakable parts and one year for the motor. Check height clearance and the current configuration before purchasing.
Select up to three rotaries to compare their designs.
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Confirm your laser model, controller, motor phase, connector and available clearance. Some configurations require wiring changes or a conversation with the team. A software or motor name alone does not confirm machine fit.
The current RotoBoss guide calls for the supplied triangular mug spacer on the clamp bracket. You may also need the slotted heel plate spacer to offset the gap. Check the setup for your specific model.
Why does my cup walk?
Check for twisted O-rings and the heel plate position: it should be close to the cup base without touching. The current guide also suggests slightly raising the slave wheels past level. Contact support if walking continues.
What is the difference between RotoBoss and Junior?
RotoBoss has two towers for greater adjustability. Junior has one tower and is primarily intended for cups, mugs, tumblers and water bottles. Compare the current product configurations before choosing.
How do I confirm machine compatibility?
Check your machine model, controller, motor requirements, connector and available height clearance. Choose the machine configuration on the existing product page, or contact support before ordering if you are unsure.
How do I identify my motor phase?
The existing FAQ identifies four motor wires as two-phase and six as three-phase. Confirm the exact motor and connector with support before selecting a configuration.
How do I set up JDS-style water bottles?
The existing guide recommends the large clamp wheel and seating the rim, rather than the screws, on the drive wheels. Check your model manual for the complete setup.
Where are the water-bottle step settings?
The existing FAQ suggests reducing steps by about 1,000 as a starting point, then testing and adjusting for the bottle. Save a separate settings file so you can restore the previous setup. Confirm the procedure in your model manual and the LightBurn library before changing machine settings.
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