lathe ,and er32 collet …

lathe ,and er32 collet …

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    zuji miko
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      @zujimiko33021

      which one is ok .for smaller peaces ?

      http://chronos.ltd.uk/acatalog/ER32-Collet-Chucks—Collets-for-Lathe-Mounting.html

      or one of these

      http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/acatalog/ER32_SPRING_COLLET_CHUCK_SYSTEMS.html

      2-20mm range ,but how to mount it …. they sell only collet chucks ..

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      zuji miko
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        @zujimiko33021
        #246992
        JasonB
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          @jasonb

          The RDG one is placed into the lathes spindle taper and pulled in using a drawbar, this has the disadvantage of not allowing long pieces of work to be held.

          The Chronos one fits onto a backplate that you will have to buy separately and machine but you can fit long work into it.

          #246993
          Tim Stevens
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            @timstevens64731

            Against the problem of coping with long work, the taper fitting (your RDG version) is quicker to set up, as concentricity is (almost) guaranteed.

            But do remember that both these ER collet holders are available from a range of suppliers, not just the two you mention.

            Cheers, Tim

            #246994
            Bob Brown 1
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              @bobbrown1

              Like this ER40 image00002.jpg

              #246995
              JasonB
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                @jasonb

                Interesting thought Tim, I would have said that the backplate one can be fine tuned when first fitted to the backplate to give very good concentricity and that will remain whenever the chuck is fitted. The MT version is only as good as it is made and can't easily be fine tuned if it is found to be lacking.

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