MAKING QC TOOL HOLDERS

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    RICHARD GREEN 2
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      @richardgreen2

      After making some Dickson type tool holders for my Boxford ME10, I decided to make some for my Colchester Student 1800, I had 6 already , and decided to make another 5,

      Here are some pictures of the various operations,

      Instead of using a 90 degree horizontal milling cutter to do the "Vs", I decided to tilt the head of my Elliott U2 mill over to 45 degrees, ( see the picture ) ,

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      #362977
      Emgee
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        @emgee

        Richard, what grade material did you use for the holders please ?

        Emgee

        #362980
        RICHARD GREEN 2
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          @richardgreen2

          Hello Emgee,

          The tool holders started as 2" square EN3B, which is readily available and can be case hardened if required, and machines easily.

          Richard

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          Emgee
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            @emgee

            Thanks Richard

            Emgee

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