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Tee Handle Hex Driver. made from 12L14 and cold rolled steel.
I bought two new mill end holders so I need two new tee handle hex drivers to remove and cinch up the end mills. the body is the 12L14.
I used the drill, mill, and lathe to fabricate these tools. Enjoy....:O)
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They look great!
How did you insert/secure the Allen bits to ensure they wont spin when something is gut-n-tite?
Wmrra13...Hello. These hex shafts were pressed into the bore at 4 thousands over they won't move....:O) I made them for the mill tool those grub screws are not all that tight. Thanks for l@@king.
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Thanks Captainleeward! We've added your Tee Handle Hex Drivers to our Machining category,
as well as to your builder page: Captainleeward's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Nice work. It is really a time saver to have the right wrenches located next to the machine that needs them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Captainleeward
Thanks Wizard69 you must be a really good machinist...:O)
