ALTERNATIVE to quick-change tool holder

ALTERNATIVE to quick-change tool holder

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modellismo
modellismo - 08.10.2023 11:42

Sooo brilliant!!! Please can you tell me were to find the holder you are using from 4;37? Thanks

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Anders Grassman
Anders Grassman - 16.09.2023 17:11

Very 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!

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Gilles Richard
Gilles Richard - 01.07.2023 10:35

With 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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BINTANG senapanbn02
BINTANG senapanbn02 - 18.06.2023 18:07

Mantap bos ku. Berapa harga mesin bubut nya

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Михаил Зяблов
Михаил Зяблов - 03.04.2023 08:39

С комментами, конечно, было веселее... Но все всё понимают...

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Kustom Kayak
Kustom Kayak - 15.03.2023 13:53

work clean and executed with excellence, congratulations once again

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Stefan Krimbacher
Stefan Krimbacher - 23.02.2023 15:23

Don't understand how you secure the right positioning after changing the tool holder. I use Multifix on my lathe with electronic leadscrew.

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Kanchana Travel Vlogs
Kanchana Travel Vlogs - 26.01.2023 03:52

Very creative with the lathe. good work!

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Mark J Maxwell
Mark J Maxwell - 11.01.2023 09:52

Most 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 .

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XYZ Spec
XYZ Spec - 10.01.2023 21:37

So good to watch 🤓

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Marcelo Miyano
Marcelo Miyano - 14.12.2022 19:16

Damn, lots of ways to mill stuff on the lathe, really nice!

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Lee Barnhart
Lee Barnhart - 08.12.2022 18:38

Good job but for the price of quick change holders nowadays I think you'd be working for less than minimum wage building them.

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Rafal G.
Rafal G. - 03.12.2022 20:00

So simple and rigid. I would made one of these from steel for extra strength.

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Lithuania
Lithuania - 13.11.2022 00:52

how to cast aluminum without pores?

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amorton94
amorton94 - 26.10.2022 16:49

That'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.

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samy kamkar
samy kamkar - 04.10.2022 06:19

Interesting set ups!

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Dudley Toolwright
Dudley Toolwright - 13.09.2022 20:00

Nice work.

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velotilt
velotilt - 25.08.2022 04:34

real tired now, hafta lay dwn now.

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Mike M
Mike M - 13.08.2022 13:04

Leaving 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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ÁNGEL LÓPEZ BARROSO
ÁNGEL LÓPEZ BARROSO - 21.07.2022 20:44

📐📏🔧👍👍

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