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Ok Maybe you can help I have some toole for mini dremmel 3\16 schaft But Also have some other tooles with schaft at 1\8 What is the best way to adjust it at 3\16 Just a file whit a drill Or tooling on

Actually, it's springtime and i am wacking weeds in the yard.

You folks must be incredibly busy on your lathes...... ??

I also increased the thickness of the tool holder component because I'm using 5/16" tool bits.? John's version was designed to accommodate 1/4" cutters, and I'd originally planned on placing the

Thanks, Dick! FYI, you might have noticed a horizontal line drawn on the front of the tool holder.? That marks where the tip of the tool bit would be directly above the washer used to clamp the

Mark, Nice looking workmanship! Now I just have to have one! Dick

That sure looks solid, thanks for posting the picture. Ralph wrote:

I was asked to post a photo of my tool holder + cutting tool in action.? Attached! It is installed on top of my home-made plinth.? The combination is very rigid.? I've been using it for cutting

No problem whatsoever. I have no horse in this race. Just suggesting there's a better way to deal with the "little bastard nuts" than needing to call them names, to where they need little attention

I use two 5" chucks, a 3-Jaw self-centering & a 4-Jaw Independent.? Changing them is very easy as the nuts of the adapter plate are out in the open and easy as one rotates the chuck to install them

Still got to hold the chuck in place... And the 5"/125mm is a bit heavy. I'd prefer to have a solid place to put the chuck regardless of what fastening mechanism it uses. I used boards for years. This

Amazing ! Great idea even though for now I rarely take my chuck off. And yes, mine has those small nuts that you have to finesse on. But that fix, that fix reminded me of something loooong ago. Either

It is always smart to put something on the ways to protect them when installing and removing chucks. Regardless of the technology that holds on the chuck (screwed on, camlock, goofy mini-lathe studs

Interesting. you have a problem with the little bastard nuts and instead of solving the problem you create a chuck support so you can happily continue to live with the actual problem. Peculiar comes

I have plans for a 3C lever operated collet closer and been looking for a good internal collet stop. Internally threaded 3C collets are not available as far as I am aware. I could make an internally

We always just cut a wood block to cradle the chuck. But I guess if I had a 3D printer I'd be printing stuff like this as well. Michael - California, USA Micro-Mark MicroLux 7x16 LMS 3990 Hi-Torque

I have a little piece of aluminum wire (actually a chain link fence tie, because I needed a couple and Home Depot only had them in 50-packs, so I have a ton of them :-) with a little hook on one end

This is a good idea, A $2 plastic part saves some time. May I'd refine it so the stand could be part of a storage case.

So was I, Jerry. Mike Taglieri wrote:

Very nice job !!! Craftsman had double handled put on some of their lathes at one time , My Craftsman 109 has them & I always thought they were awkward . I imagine there's some math ??? ???