Taper identification

Taper identification

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    Me.
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      @me1

      Found a dimensional drawing of the BT35 and that looks too big – it looks like its 38mm at the largest section on the taper I only have 34mm ish where then BT30 is 31mm ish….

      I had my hopes up then….

      #504361
      Emgee
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        @emgee

        Perhaps this is as yours ?

        unknown taper on herbert.jpg

        #504365
        Pete White
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          @petewhite15172

          It is as Brian says I am sure. If you make a sleeve you only need one, then all int 30 stuff will fit, new stuff is not expensive from our sponsors. Can you send a pic of that one tool that you have with the ns taper, I would not carve that up. If you make a sleeve and mess up you can easily have another go, it can be a little tricky to get the diameters right, a little bit changes to lengh quite a lot, if you see what I mean,

          #504366
          Me.
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            @me1

            Thanks  – mine doesn't have the tangs as per the drawing – but I would have thought it was if its from a Herbert machine.

            Posted by Emgee on 30/10/2020 14:11:06:

            Perhaps this is as yours ?

            unknown taper on herbert.jpg

             

            Edited By Me. on 30/10/2020 14:37:33

            #504368
            Me.
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              @me1

              Hi Pete

              The picture is at the start of the thread – that is the only thing that fits in my spindle.

              Posted by Pete White on 30/10/2020 14:33:03:

              It is as Brian says I am sure. If you make a sleeve you only need one, then all int 30 stuff will fit, new stuff is not expensive from our sponsors. Can you send a pic of that one tool that you have with the ns taper, I would not carve that up. If you make a sleeve and mess up you can easily have another go, it can be a little tricky to get the diameters right, a little bit changes to lengh quite a lot, if you see what I mean,

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