120034 Tooling Package Mini Lathe Quick Change Tool Post & Holders Multifid Tool Holder
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- 【 Product Description 】: This is a mini tool holder used to fix the cutting tool, which is installed on the lathe through a dovetail tenon.
- 【 Product Quality 】: The quick replacement tool holder is composed of anodized aluminum oxide and black steel, with a wedge-shaped tool holder design that is easy to center, and all working parts are precision ground and hardened. The positioning accuracy of the tool holder replacement is high, and the reset accuracy is within the range of 0.002mm
- 【 Scope of Application 】 With a dial, each tool holder can rotate at multiple angles of 9 ° or 9 °. With the use of extended unit operation, various angle workpieces can be processed, which can be used for cylinder, slotting, cutting, knurling, drilling, reaming, and other processing. Suitable for small lathes and micro lathes such as 7x10, 7x12, 7x14, 7x16, and 9x16 ".
- 【 Product Packaging】 1x a dovetail tenon, 1x 3/8" boring bar holder, 1x 0.2" capacity cut-off blade holder, 2x 1/2" turning & facing holders, 2x Mounting bolts (M8 & M10), 2x Allen Key.
- Note: This tool is suitable for DIY mini lathes, micro lathes, and small lathes.
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 0.79 x 0.79 x 0.28 inches; 0.63 ounces
- Item model number : 120034
- Date First Available : March 31, 2016
- Manufacturer : JINWEN
- ASIN : B018QMTXB0
- Best Sellers Rank: #49,578 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement)
- #5 in Lathe Turning Tools
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Customers like the value, performance, and ease of use of the tool post. For example, they mention it's well worth the price, works great on a mini lathe, and is easy to use. That said, some complain about the fit. Opinions are mixed on quality, material, and adjustability.
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Customers like the value of the product. They say it's well worth the price.
"...This is the one I got and its really worth it, everything fits perfectly and there is zero flex...." Read more
"Initially this tool holder seemed like a great purchase at the price, but it was quickly discovered that it is simply not made for everyday use...." Read more
"It's cheap, no doubts about it...." Read more
"...The handle to torque it down is made out of thin, cheap aluminum and broke off the first time it was torque down, so be prepared to make a new one..." Read more
Customers like the performance of the tool post. They mention that the proper tool holders work well, the supplied hardware worked perfectly, and it works great on a mini lathe. The trial runs have proven successful, and the product is well packaged. It's fast to change tools and very accurate. It works great for plastic and aluminum, but steel will need a lighter touch.
"I bought this for my Harbor Freight Mini Lathe, fits perfect, it works great, gave 4 stars because the handle is weak, be careful not to man handle..." Read more
"Got this for my 7x12 lathe. Works great out of the box no issues. Good quality." Read more
"...Once I assure that it is correctly seated, and lined up, it works pretty well, for my purpose. I am just a hobbyist, and rather new to it, at that." Read more
"...It had a nice flat finish. The second one I received was almost useless without modifications...." Read more
Customers like the ease of use of the tool. They say it is easy to set up and use, making changing tools quick and easy. Some customers also mention that the adjustable capabilities reduce the time to change tooling. Overall, customers are satisfied with the ease and functionality of the product.
"...is good and the bit mounts hold pretty good, it does make changing bits a lot easier, but you might want to do some mods to your own preferences." Read more
"...Its nice to be able to change inserts on my carbide tooling and be within .010 or less. for the money you cant go wrong with this set...." Read more
"...Once the tools are aligned to head stock center, changing tools is very quick and easy.Now for the bad news...." Read more
"I wanted to give 5 starts but I can't. It is a decent set up, especially for the money. It didn't come with any nuts, just bolts...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the tool post. Some mention it's well made and suited for occasional use, with a durable silver finish. However, others say that it'd be better suited to working with tougher materials, with an aluminum body that's not robust enough for precision machine work. The screw is pretty weak and will break if you put too much pressure on it. Overall, the product is not made for everyday use.
"...as a stud to hold it to the hub, the grub screw is pretty weak and will break if you put to much pressure on it , I will probably make a new steel..." Read more
"It was cheep seamed good. it is a little weak even for a small lathe." Read more
"...] As others have said, this has more than its fair share of issues...." Read more
"Got this for my 7x12 lathe. Works great out of the box no issues. Good quality." Read more
Customers are mixed about the material of the beauty tool. Some mention it's cheap and lightweight aluminum, while others say it strips easily when tightening the screws. Some say it'll work well for brass or aluminum work, while other say it is terrible for steel works.
"...that hold the actual cutting tools are aluminum castings that are roughly machined ...and that is being kind...." Read more
"It's cheap, no doubts about it. The main block is aluminum, tools fit kind of loose, but add a couple shims in the dovetail to tighten up the gap..." Read more
"...Great for plastics and non ferrous materials.Terrible for steels. Definitely get what you pay for with this one! :'D" Read more
"...Now for the bad news.The tool holders are made from Aluminum and are not very high quality...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the adjustability of the tool. Some mention that it provides easy height adjustment, while others say that the height adjust barely touches. The post is very sloppy and causes issues trying to set tool height. The tool post is flimsy, and the tool height varies while cutting.
"...a new steel handle for it, other than that, it works good, adjustable height is good and the bit mounts hold pretty good, it does make changing bits..." Read more
"...On my lathe, the height adjustment goes to the very top - the threads are barely long enough...." Read more
"...Tools repeat position when changed out, adjusting the height is pretty painless, and surprisingly it's rigid enough to face and chamfer some 3/4"..." Read more
"...It makes changing tool heads a lot easier while allowing to adjust height of the tool which the original tool head did not...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the fit of the tool holders. They mention that the toolholders are not snug fit in the dovetails, making accurate repeatability difficult. They also mention that tools fit loosely, and the cam shaft would not fit within the base. The dovetailed is not the same size as a typical OXA wedge-type quick change tool post, and is barely large enough to work.
"...The down side, is that the fit for the blade holders is rather sloppy, and so I have to be extra cautious, at any change, to make sure it is aligned..." Read more
"...None of the blocks fit properly, there was such a big gap between the tool blocks and the quick change post that nothing was steady...." Read more
"I bought this for my Harbor Freight Mini Lathe, fits perfect, it works great, gave 4 stars because the handle is weak, be careful not to man handle..." Read more
"...The tool holders are not a snug fit in the dovetails which makes accurate repeatability impossible without shimming the cut in dovetails on the tool..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the handle of the beauty tool. They mention that it snaps, breaks, and strips off after only a few uses. Some say that the screw in the handle stripped the aluminum thread within 10 minutes of use. Overall, customers are not happy with the quality and durability of the handle.
"...Mini Lathe, fits perfect, it works great, gave 4 stars because the handle is weak, be careful not to man handle the Handle, it uses a Grub screw as..." Read more
"This is aluminum and I broke the tightening handle on the first set. Had to get a replacement...." Read more
"...use and if you tighten enough to stop loosening, it takes a hammer to loosen enough...." Read more
"...Overall, it works, but the handle on this thing is cheap and very weak to say the least...." Read more
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If you want to throw "blue 9's" across the shop this isn't for you. If you want to cut aluminium, brass, and occasionally 12L14 it'll work just fine. Light cuts, watch your feeds and speeds. The cost to replace my Aloris in now ~ $1500. This is less than $50. IMHO a heck of a value.
If you want to throw "blue 9's" across the shop this isn't for you. If you want to cut aluminium, brass, and occasionally 12L14 it'll work just fine. Light cuts, watch your feeds and speeds. The cost to replace my Aloris in now ~ $1500. This is less than $50. IMHO a heck of a value.
If you are going to use this for any amount of time, you should definitely at minimum purchase some longer M5 set screws, longer threaded rods, and larger adjustment screws for the tool holders. As others have recommended, a real 0XA quick change kit would be a much better investment.
It fits on my mini lathe quite well, and functions appropriately.
The down side, is that the fit for the blade holders is rather sloppy, and so I have to be extra cautious, at any change, to make sure it is aligned to the work properly.
So considering the price, it seems fair value, since you get what you pay for.
Once I assure that it is correctly seated, and lined up, it works pretty well, for my purpose. I am just a hobbyist, and rather new to it, at that.
Using the boring tool there is a lot of flex and your cuts are sloppy and eventually over sized. I got tired of messing with this kit and decided to order a kit that is solid steel. I received the steel kit today and am really impressed with it. There is absolutely no flex from any of the cutting tools, the quick change blocks fit perfectly and are extremely secure when tightened.
There is a huge difference in price when it comes to the steel kit and the aluminum kit. The steel kit costs about 4x more, but its really worth it. If I had known this from the beginning I would have just ordered the steel kit and not waste my money on this aluminum kit along with all the extra quick change blocks I got also.
This is the one I got and its really worth it, everything fits perfectly and there is zero flex.
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En mi torno, el portaherramientas original va sobre el charriot sobre un perno M10-1.5 que trae el torno y que es muy difícil de desarmar. Además, el portaherramientas original de torno es más de 1 cm más bajo que este de cambio rápido con todas sus piezas originales, lo que no permite que pueda ser fijado con la palanca de fijación original del torno.
Dicho esto, tuve que fabricar 3 piezas para poder adaptarlo.
1.- Un cilindro que se usa como separador, fabricado con de aluminio, con las medidas de 16.9 mm de diámetro externo, 11 m, de diámetro interno y 50 mm de largo. Este va a reemplazar la pieza central del portaherramientas de cambio rápido.
2.- Una pieza de acero cilíndrica para fijarse en el perno. Sus medidas son de 20mm de radio superior y 17 mm de radio inferior. En su extremo inferior se le hace rosca m10-1.5. En uno de sus lados se le hace un agujero y se rosca m6-1.0. La longitud de la pieza no es crítica.
3.- Una palanca de acero con un extremo roscado M6-1.0 para ajustarlo en la pieza de fijación y usarla para hacer torque.
Una vez maquinadas estas piezas, el portaherramientas de cambio rápido queda espectacular en el torno!
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023
En mi torno, el portaherramientas original va sobre el charriot sobre un perno M10-1.5 que trae el torno y que es muy difícil de desarmar. Además, el portaherramientas original de torno es más de 1 cm más bajo que este de cambio rápido con todas sus piezas originales, lo que no permite que pueda ser fijado con la palanca de fijación original del torno.
Dicho esto, tuve que fabricar 3 piezas para poder adaptarlo.
1.- Un cilindro que se usa como separador, fabricado con de aluminio, con las medidas de 16.9 mm de diámetro externo, 11 m, de diámetro interno y 50 mm de largo. Este va a reemplazar la pieza central del portaherramientas de cambio rápido.
2.- Una pieza de acero cilíndrica para fijarse en el perno. Sus medidas son de 20mm de radio superior y 17 mm de radio inferior. En su extremo inferior se le hace rosca m10-1.5. En uno de sus lados se le hace un agujero y se rosca m6-1.0. La longitud de la pieza no es crítica.
3.- Una palanca de acero con un extremo roscado M6-1.0 para ajustarlo en la pieza de fijación y usarla para hacer torque.
Una vez maquinadas estas piezas, el portaherramientas de cambio rápido queda espectacular en el torno!