Here is my take on a quick change indicator holder. I had an extra aluminum quick change tool holder from when I built my own tool post (I bought a commercial unit and the shop built has long been melted down into something else) Anyway the holder looked to be a good start for a holder, Added a bit of 1/2"X1" bar stock drilled for the indicator slotted with a 10-32 socket capscrew for a clamping bolt and now no more articulating arm holders to center on the lathe!
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Home-PC (Apr 6, 2022), Jon (Apr 4, 2016), kbalch (Apr 4, 2016), Paul Jones (Apr 4, 2016), PJs (Apr 4, 2016), rossbotics (Apr 6, 2016), thatman (Apr 28, 2018), Toolmaker51 (Apr 23, 2018), Whiteboardwarriors2 (Dec 3, 2017), zarembak (Apr 23, 2018)
Thanks Al8236! We've added your Quick Change Indicator Holder to our Lathe Accessories category,
as well as to your builder page: Al8236's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
Been wanting to make one of those for along time, there really quick, good job
Doug
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Paul Jones (Apr 6, 2016)
Hi,
Just as a suggestion, on your tool you can add many other fixation holes as on this link, then it's usable for interior use and with more measuring tools etc…
A picture of the possibilities.
Home-PC (Apr 6, 2022), Paul Jones (Dec 4, 2017), Toolmaker51 (Apr 23, 2018)
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