This utility model discloses a tooling table for
machining oblique holes in aircraft carbon
fiber seat backrests, relating to the technical field of aircraft seat
machining equipment. The device, through the
insertion structure of a first support base and a second support base in conjunction with a first pressure block and a second pressure block, can quickly and stably press the aircraft seat backrest, effectively avoiding displacement during
machining and significantly improving clamping efficiency. A
linear drive mechanism drives an electric
drill to perform oblique drilling through positioning holes, ensuring consistent drilling angles and machining accuracy. Simultaneously, the design of a cylinder-driven support base rotation allows for the machining of oblique holes on both sides of the workpiece in a single clamping operation, completely solving the problem of traditional tooling requiring two sets of fixtures and repeated clamping, thus improving production efficiency. The device is easy to operate, reducing the labor intensity of workers while ensuring stable machining quality, making it particularly suitable for
mass production needs and possessing high practicality and economic efficiency.