This utility model discloses a vibration-damping worktable for rotary
machining, belonging to the technical field of rotary
machining equipment. It includes a rotary motor, a supporting arm, multiple
machining surfaces, and a composite vibration-damping structure. The supporting arm includes multiple
cantilever arms arranged circumferentially. Each machining surface is connected to its corresponding
cantilever arm via at least one composite vibration-damping structure. The composite vibration-damping structure includes a sleeve and a locking screw. The sleeve passes through and connects to the
cantilever arm, while the locking screw passes through the sleeve and is threadedly connected to the machining surface. The sleeve has a hollow stepped cylindrical structure inside, including a vibration-damping groove, a through-hole, and a spring groove. The composite vibration-damping structure also includes an
elastic vibration-damping head and a spring sleeved on the locking screw, respectively located within the vibration-damping groove and the spring groove. This utility model enables the machining surface to quickly reach a
stable state during rapid start-up and stop of rotary machining, improving machining efficiency and accuracy.