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It should come out with perhaps a whack with a soft hammer., With my drawbar style, a whack is needed to dislodge them.
This is what u r referring to?The setscrews are not for holding an end mill, but rather they hold the collet adapter into the 30 taper spindle, I hoped that the name on the adapter might give a clue as to what collet it uses. There was another quick change system made by Universal, called Quick Switch, maybe same compamy made both, perhaps a favorite search on E bay may find you some pieces or info.
I backed out the set screws to see if the tool holder would fall out. It stayed put. I gently tapped it, but it stayed. To get it to drop out do I have to give it a sharp wack with a small hammer? Am I missing something here? A clamp lever?I like the 30 taper spindle because it does not require nearly as much vertical clearance to exchange tool holders as compared to R-8, plus the positive drive with the driving keys that do not shear off like the R-8 tiny pin up in the spindle bore. Both my Fray vertical and my #2 Brown & Sharpe horizontal with vert. attachment use 30 taper in the vertical mode, and with a adaptor, I can use the 30s in the #40 horizontal spindle.
Yes, it is.This is what u r referring to?View attachment 331768
There would have been a lever/spanner to tighten/untighten the collet, yours looks like the operation was mostly done with a hammer.I backed out the set screws to see if the tool holder would fall out. It stayed put. I gently tapped it, but it stayed. To get it to drop out do I have to give it a sharp wack with a small hammer? Am I missing something here? A clamp lever?
Yes, sharp whack with small hammer, perhaps brass or copper.I backed out the set screws to see if the tool holder would fall out. It stayed put. I gently tapped it, but it stayed. To get it to drop out do I have to give it a sharp wack with a small hammer? Am I missing something here? A clamp lever?