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Please send me a copy. Your bearing thumping is compelling! Bill in Boulder CO USA

In article <db3cc3b3-0fdf-e97b-3645-d6f27e731237@...>, Richard edelec@... [7x12minilathe] <7x12minilathe@...> wrote: I too have a lathe, that's why I am here. R8 to MT2 adaptors

Richard, That is true. Tooling costs money. As the saying goes "you pays your money or takes your chances" Something like that! Have a nice day. Dick

Ok Atachments not allowed Sorry. Sent directly to requesting poster Richard

I do not disagree with most of what you have said, but if you own a lathe then you tend to need to double up on some tooling. Expensive for the Hobbyist. Richard

Attached is a sketch of a self release drawbar that I use on my X2 mill. The Top Hat item replaced the spindle lock nut. The Nut shown was loctited to the 3/8 UNC drawbar. I intended installing ball

I have no argument with the fact that it may be a good idea. Your statement "In a drilling machine the MT arbor is in there so tight as it never gets removed so it should not fall out." is not quite

In article <8736fc62-0777-1c69-cbf4-cd21bed4c6a0@...>, Richard edelec@... [7x12minilathe] <7x12minilathe@...> wrote: Many milling machines and Mill/drills have alternative tapers

Sorry the last sentance should read?"prefer held by a drawbar and not arbor" Sent from my Samsung device

Richard,? I started all of this. All I am saying is in my milling machine when I put in an MT3 arbor with a drill chuck for "DRILLING ONLY" I use a drawbar because I think it's a good idea.?In a

Hi Tony, ? ?thanks for the explanation a light is appearing in my darkness! RogerOld Fart first class Sent from Samsung tablet.

Why oh why do people not read and understand what is written before making comments! The original post was in response to the statement that a drill chuck should be held with an arbor in a milling

Well that depends on the type of collet you are using, example: R8, ER16, MT2 etc... The different styles and sizes of collets have differing ranges that they can compress to. A collet of any style

?Johannes, You should never use an end mill in a drill chuck. Always use a collet or a mill tool holder.” Thanks Michael, Sometimes we need a slap on the fingers . I went directly to my workshop,

Michael Thanks, good to know. This leads me to ask my next question. Is it OK to insert a 12 mm end mill cutter into a 1/2 inch collet or would the collet fail due to stresses?? ThanksPrasad To:

Thanks again to all and special to those who said : Look at B12. I did, but could not find correct measurement. I said: “The “Original R?HM F “ chuck did go only half way in, but stable.”

Richard, A drawbar is definitely needed in a milling machine. Most end mills have flutes with a right hand helix which exerts force in a downward direction which can pull the end mill down and out if

Also the shanks on drills aren?t hardened, which is why they gall up if they spin in the chuck. Which would you rather ruin when something goes wrong, the drill or chuck? Tony Sent: Wednesday, 19

There was some fine acting in there... So basically they promote the part for the medical market where isolation really matters, and why not push it out to other areas to recoup the costs. Fair

Sorry Roger! Sometimes for safety you want to isolate certain things, so for medical equipment where you have the electrodes stuck on your skin it would be nice if they didn’t suddenly have mains