That looks great. I'm so impressed I priced up the materials for something pretty similar and it'll cost a pretty penny but it'll be sturdy and well worth it!
Yes.It is a WM250V, the one with the inverter drive.
I like it, it is decent quality for a chinese lathe and was the best value for money I could find.
Machining though is not my forte so take what I say with a grain of salt.
Laser Cut plate would be lovely in a project like this, but kind of takes all the meaning out of a project. Also all of the money out of your wallet.
Fantastic table/bench. Have the plate stacked up for one too, but no time at the moment. All change in the workshop due to paint and powdercoat coming back early...
The off-axis load creates enough friction between the pin and the hole to keep the clamp in place. It is the same principle as the one used on the buildpro table.
I researched having the plates cut and drilled on a waterjet, cost was 200 euros for each plate so a total of 1600 euros. This quickly put an end to that option.
I may be wrong but I think the inserta clamps do not use a "pip pin". The Demeller clamps on the other hand do. In any case I have tried them a lot by now and they hold very well.