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Imagine your horror when you find out that i want to try it in a round column mill…You can get 1”endmill holders in r8 shank. This one is on Amazon from All Industrial. 1” is a lot of end mill for a bridgy though View attachment 421989
I like that. That may be in my future as a workholderI use an ER-40 collet chuck, have 2 of them actually. My collet blocks are ER-40 also. ER-40 max capacity is technically 1" but there are slightly oversized collets for them. I have a 1-1/8" collet that I use for workholding.
The tool shown below is 1", well it's actually 25.0mm in a 25mm collet.
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I’m just learning this stuff but i’m the guy that is always cautious. I wasn’t planning on big cuts or speed. I just want to utilize the stuff i’ve been given in some form or fashion.1" endmills are useable on smaller machines *IF* the user understands the machine's limitations and adjusts feed/ speed/ DOC, etc. to stay within those limitations...
-Bear
I’ve successfully used a 1-1/4”, 3/4” shank end mill in my mini mill on Aluminum, with caution (and LMS’s OK).1" endmills are useable on smaller machines *IF* the user understands the machine's limitations and adjusts feed/ speed/ DOC, etc. to stay within those limitations...
-Bear
I went with ER-40 for tool holding on the mill simply cause I planned on using ER-40 for work holding on the lathe because of the 1" capacity. I use a Bison R8 ER-40 chuck & scored a second identical Bison from an old member here when he used to be local to me. For 3/8" and smaller tools I prefer to use a ER-16 chuck instead of the ER-40 even though there are collets that small available for it.I like that. That may be in my future as a workholder