ER20 Lathe Toolpost Drill & Mill Fixture. A Power Drill Milling Hack
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- See my new design toolpost milling and drilling fixture. This set-up enables one to connect an ordinary power drill to a toolpost drill to do some milling and heavy duty cross drilling on the lathe.
COLLET CHUCK IN VIDEO...CHOOSE THE (ER20 COLLET CHUCK 150MM LONG) IN LINK BELOW:-
ER20 COLLET CHUCK 150MM LONG
ER11 to ER25 Straight Shank Collet Chuck Holder -- bit.ly/3hqLWN7
Tapered Roller Bearing Used. Challenge 32004
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This is the most capable attachment of this sort I have seen yet.
Nice job mate.
I like that Steve, I made one similar and I think I will modify it a bit closer to this idea of yours.
Very interesting build. We posted your video on our homemade tools forum yesterday, and people really liked it :)
Thank you Sir for your videos, i have learned a lot about the Myford ML7 i have inherited from my father.
That surely is a good idea Steve. Thank you for sharing it. I really like the simplicity of it.
Definitely more convenient mounted directly Steve, great idea.
I just need to get down the scrap yard when the re-open for some more stock.
This is really neat, definitely something to consider making for my Myford at work. Thank you!
Definitely solid. Looks and works great. Quick setup. Thank you for sharing.
Gday, Steve, that’s a great idea mounting the drill like you have, I wish I could come up with ideas like you do, you do a great job mate, thank you for sharing all your ideas, take care Matty
Thanks for another excellent video Steve, I really appreciate your content and ideas.
You are a genius Steve!
Thanks for sharing.
another great tool for the shop. well done nice job.
nice video Steve,thanks for sharing......see you next time take care my friend.
COLLET CHUCK IN VIDEO...CHOOSE THE (ER20 COLLET CHUCK 150MM LONG) IN LINK BELOW:-
ER20 COLLET CHUCK 150MM LONG
ER11 to ER25 Straight Shank Collet Chuck Holder -- bit.ly/3hqLWN7
Tapered Roller Bearing Used. Challenge 32004
Well done as always sir. Thanks for sharing
-Joe
Greate design, greate video. It's quite a Mechano but performing very, very well. Just finished an adjustable microscope stand that finally consists of "several" parts but does the job. Your construction takes the beauty price however.
Ey up Steve, that’s brill mate, I’ve already copied your first model, and I love it, and I’ll definitely be copying this one, I hope you don’t mind that, but to be honest isn’t that wot we do lol, I have used mine quite a fue times, I am using a Harrison 140 and made he 3 jaw chuck in to an indexing head like yours, and it’s so versatile using your ideas, it’s brill, I would definitely recommend it to all turners, hobby or business, Thank you for you brill ideas, keep em coming buddy, your doing grate 👍🏻😉
Hi Mark Thanks. I'm pleased you like it. No I don't mind at all if you copy them. I have seen copies of the very first toolpost drill I made some years ago. RUclips is great for all sorts of Ideas. I have learned loads from others on here.
I am so pleased with this one. At first I had a bit of vibration when I only had one strut. As soon as I put the long strut on the side and bolted it together, it fixed it. I left that strut long so I could put a velcro strap around it and the drill , to give extra support, but it doesn't really need it.
Hi Steve
I have 2 lathes, this would be ideal for my 20 yr old Chester 920 lathe, this week end I'm going to sort out parts for it, great videos looking forward to what you come up with next! Coventry 🇬🇧UK 👍.
Super chido master 👏👏👍👍👍
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I liked the first one better
It can be used either way, but this set-up is more solid and can take deeper cuts.
Nope, the second one
Want to sell the old one?
What the one that bolts onto the Myford ML7 milling slide with the motor on top?