Parting and Cutoff Issue

I had started a thread cussing about my parting woes a while back. A few people had suggested that I try an Iscar style parting tool that uses carbide inserts. I bought one and tried it...loved it. I'll never go back to those old style parting tools.

Could you please post a link to the tool holder and insert that you are using? There are so many different ones, I don't know where to start when considering an insert type holder.

Mike
 
So I have just found. I cant find any reference to the original post either.
Admins? any ideas?


I looked for a post addressing that issue, the only thing I found was this one. http://www.hobby-machinist.com/showthread.php/8602-gib-play?p=72315&viewfull=1#post72315

and maybe this one
http://www.hobby-machinist.com/show...2Z-qctp-to-AXA?p=225006&viewfull=1#post225006


EDIT: I found this link http://coleman-family.org/Files/Donut Compound Mount for the 9X20 Lathe.pdf

I also found the original post by searching Google, but the link is dead.
 
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Actual I believe there is a serious bug with this site. Twice I have suddenly lost my membership even though I was a donator. I could log on one day but not the next. When I rejoin, all my posts appear to be gone. Makes me wonder how many members have been dropped unknowingly.
 
I long ago quit using HSS parting tools, got a holder that fits in a standard quick change holder the holds a blade that hold the little parting inserts. In thousands of uses I have gone thru 3 inserts. I cut dry and power thru it on power feed. MGTBN is the block holder, then you get the blade that fits in it, then the insert. Every once in a while MSC, Enco, Travers will have a sale on the whole package which makes it reasonable. Maybe the discount China places like Shars or CDCO sell them but for me parting is one place to buy quality. Seco, Escar, Nikole are some brands that make em, the Nikole are miniature though.

edit: Hertel makes them also and could be the one I have
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INPDFF?PMPAGE=180&PMITEM=359-1326


hope this helps
michael
 
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I looked for a post addressing that issue, the only thing I found was this one. http://www.hobby-machinist.com/showthread.php/8602-gib-play?p=72315&viewfull=1#post72315

and maybe this one
http://www.hobby-machinist.com/show...2Z-qctp-to-AXA?p=225006&viewfull=1#post225006


EDIT: I found this link http://coleman-family.org/Files/Donut Compound Mount for the 9X20 Lathe.pdf

I also found the original post by searching Google, but the link is dead.

Thats the link to the pitkin donut I referenced in my original thread '9x20 tool post flex'
It looks as if the whole thread has gone into the wild blue yonder.
The donut has made my 9x20 so much more rigid that I think it should be the first mod done to these machines.
 
Thats the link to the pitkin donut I referenced in my original thread '9x20 tool post flex'
It looks as if the whole thread has gone into the wild blue yonder.
The donut has made my 9x20 so much more rigid that I think it should be the first mod done to these machines.

Is that a ring that sits under the compond slide?

ive had some amazing parting tool explosions on my 9x20 when the top slide and everything sudenly bends a little bit.

stuart
 
Is that a ring that sits under the compond slide?

ive had some amazing parting tool explosions on my 9x20 when the top slide and everything sudenly bends a little bit.

stuart

Yep, thats the one, its takes the place of the 4/2 bolt clamp and the degree ring.
I also tapped for a 5mm bolt at each corner of the bottom of the slide.
 
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