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    Tormach Fab Lab: Working with a Quick Change Tool Post for Lathe

    06/ 18/ 2014

    CNC Lathe QC Tool POST fab lab fab lab skill builder Quick Change Tool Post tool Lathes Aloris Tool Post QC lathe

    In this new Tormach Fab Lab episode, we're showing the basics to setting up a Quick Change tool post on a CNC Lathe.    The QC toolpost kit for our 15L Slant-PRO CNC lathe is size CXA, which holds 3/4" tools.  There are many different styles QC tool holders that you can purchase for this post, but the three used the most are:


    • #1 Holder for square facing or turning tools
    • #2 Holder for boring bars
    • #4 Holder for drills or taps

    In this video, Mike first demonstrates first how to properly align a QC tool Post and then how to set heights on several different tool holder setups.  Here are some quick links to specific subsections of the video:

    1. Dialing in a Quick Change Tool Post
    2. Setting Tool holder height on a Facing tool
    3. Setting Tool holder Height on a Turning Tool
    4. Dialing in a Drill Tool holder

    Enjoy!

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