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Sooo brilliant!!! Please can you tell me were to find the holder you are using from 4;37? Thanks
ОтветитьVery good idea! I was going to make one single 4-way, but this is a better idea! I’ll make 3 or 5 at once. Especially one for my boring bar!👍😃 One might add an indexing disc, much like the raising disc you used when milling, and that way also repeat tool angle. (A feature one doesn’t have on a fourway, so not really that necessary.) This is excellent cheap hobby tooling!
ОтветитьWith carbide inserts, there is no need for an adjustable height of the cutting tool which was necessary when you sharpened yourself the tool. I have done exactly the same on my EMCO Compact5
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ОтветитьС комментами, конечно, было веселее... Но все всё понимают...
Ответитьwork clean and executed with excellence, congratulations once again
ОтветитьDon't understand how you secure the right positioning after changing the tool holder. I use Multifix on my lathe with electronic leadscrew.
ОтветитьVery creative with the lathe. good work!
ОтветитьMost people have the two cutting tools they use the most set up on a normal holder .
If you need a quick change you should have got a bigger more industrial lathe with the extra tools and features at the start .
So good to watch 🤓
ОтветитьDamn, lots of ways to mill stuff on the lathe, really nice!
ОтветитьGood job but for the price of quick change holders nowadays I think you'd be working for less than minimum wage building them.
ОтветитьSo simple and rigid. I would made one of these from steel for extra strength.
Ответитьhow to cast aluminum without pores?
ОтветитьThat's a good idea! Everyone upgrades their toolpost to a quick change. I could probably hop on a forum and pick up a half dozen of these for little more than shipping cost.
ОтветитьInteresting set ups!
ОтветитьNice work.
Ответитьreal tired now, hafta lay dwn now.
ОтветитьLeaving aside the suitability of aluminium, there is a major issue with this design- there is no positional location of the tool-block, so you loose registration every time you remove the tool. With conventional QC tool holders you can rely on your DRO when you replace the same tool- a major feature.
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