Threading Insert Tool Holder

I made this tool holder for holding a TNMC43NV carbide threading insert. The insert measures .187" thick with an I.C. of .500", it has a .200" diameter hole which is countersunk from both sides.This tool holder was machined on both sides to accept the insert on either or, With the ability to place the insert on either side of the tool lets me work closer to the chuck or closer to the tail stock of the lathe.

The tool was made from 0-1 steel, hardened, tempered, and ground all over,
Below are some photos

Thanks For Looking
And Happy Machining

Doug

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Above shows the milling of the triangular seat

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Above shows tapping the 5mm x .08 hole for holding the insert

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Above shows the front view of the tool

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Above shows a side view of the tool

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Above shows another side view of the tool

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Above shows the insert in it's seat

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Above shows another view of the insert in it's seat

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Great work and very well detailed post as always, Doug.

Al

a model of what a post should be

Thanks Doug! I've added your Threading Insert Tool Holder to our Tool Holders category, as well as to your builder page: rossbotics' Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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Great post, rossbotics! Thanks for taking the time.

Hi Doug,

Another well-machined piece and a great writeup! Your Threading Insert Tool Holder is the 'Tool of the Week'!

Since you've already received one of our official HomemadeTools.net T-shirts…

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…we're pleased to award you a $25 online gift card from GiftRocket.

Just let me have your email address (via PM) and we'll get things processed directly.

Congrats!

Ken

This thread has been moved to the Must Read subforum. Congrats (and thanks) to Doug for making such a valuable contribution!

Hi Doug,

There is a very nice hand tapper tool shown in one of your photos. Did you make this tool? If so, did you post this somewhere so we can see how it was made.

Thanks,

Paul

Thanks Paul
Yes I made the hand tapper too, you can see all the tools I made by following the link below

Homemade Tools built by rossbotics

Doug,

Thanks for the URL. I would like to make a similar hand taper one of these days. I also like the way you insert text annotation in between the photos because it makes it so easy to follow along. I should do this on my posts.

Regards, Paul