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quickchange toolpost mod
Mr blindbird:
Hi all,
Allready when i introduced myself,there were peeps anctious to see what i was gonne make first on the lathe...here it is;
The toolpost that i bought sat only on a small diameter,not having enough support,it would make the cuttingbit wanting to slide under my piece when trying to part something :scratch:
So i made a new rod with threads;
Connected it to the original nut and secured them with an internal hex bolt M5;
Drilled 4 holes in the sled and spacer which i needed to make the toolpost stand high enough to be able to reach center with all possible tools,slipt the spacer over the new rod and secured it with 4 bolts M5(I made absolutely sure i wouldnt drill anywhere in the guides of the sled first);
Made a spacer so the handle to fasten the motherblock would face the right direction when tight;
Assembled everything and there!! a nice tight sitting toolpost;
Hope to be a help for anyone else with this.
Danny
sbwhart:
Hi Danny
Thanks for showing I'm shure it will be usfull bit of information for some of the Guys, just one question what next :D :proj:
Have fun
Stew
Divided he ad:
A worth while Mod'.... You gotta have your tool held ridgidly! :dremel:
Looks like you're getting to grips with the new machinery too Danny? :thumbup:
As Stew said..... What's next? (We always ask that :nrocks: )
Ralph.
P.S. You certainly got the picture thing sorted :thumbup:
Stilldrillin:
Very nicely done Danny! :clap:
David D
sbwhart:
--- Quote from: sbwhart on July 15, 2009, 01:59:41 PM ---Hi Danny
Thanks for showing I'm shure it will be usfull bit of information for some of the Guys, just one question what next :D :proj:
Have fun
Stew
--- End quote ---
Hi Danny
Sorry for the abrupt sign off.
I ment to ask if you screw cut those threads in the rod, very nicely done :clap: threading up to a corner is never easy, looking forward to your next project.
Cheers
Stew
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