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    Chris Denton
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      About to order some of these:

      http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Collets/ER-Collet-Fixtures

      Just wondering when you would use the hexagonal instead of the square?

      When in a 3 jaw chuck?

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      Chris Denton
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        Clive Foster
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          Milling nuts and bolt heads are the main use for me. OK mine are 5c bought way back when but principle is same.

          #157334
          GaryM
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            Posted by Chris Denton on 07/07/2014 23:28:13:

            ….Just wondering when you would use the hexagonal instead of the square?

            When you want to put six sides on something rather than four?

            wink

            Sorry.

            Gary

            #157339
            Les Jones 1
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              @lesjones1

              Hi Chris,
              I bought the hexagonal one to use for sharpening 6 flute milling cutters. As others have said you could use them as a quick way drilling 3 or 6 holes around something.

              Les.

              #157343
              Neil Wyatt
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                @neilwyatt

                Use with a V-block and the six-sided block can be used to mill 12 facets. I bet even John S. hasn't worked that one out

                Neil

                #157349
                Frank.N Storm
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                  Might be a good idea to point out to Chris that the idea behind these fixtures is for using them on a mill, not as cheap collet holder in a lathe chuck.

                  Regards, Frank

                  #157391
                  Chris Denton
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                    @chrisdenton53037

                    I didn't think of turning them!

                    I usually use an indexer.

                    Yes I would use it for holding round things on the milling machine.

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