Handy insert tool holder.

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Handy insert tool holder.

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Aloris makes these indexable holders normaly mounted on a QC block. I aquiered one several years ago that just had a square shank ,then lost it of my truck roof. :oops: Managed to find 2 more heads and make a shank for one,shank however needs to be at least 1".
You can index the head of it to several different angles and also it works as both L &R turning holder. The shank has a through bolt that allows you to tip the head for side rake ,has 3 marks on it to show where you have set it. The shank has a stop pin that engages a hole on the head to prevent too much rake being cranked in. With it's indexing and my Multifix 40 posistion post that one tool does dang near anything posistion wise.
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I looked more at the toolholder than at the operation, in a recent post. I already knew the operation was success but that toolpost remains less a mystery. Great of you to share. Not the type one can find and not that which could be known, without your post.
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Where would a person buy one of those toolholders?
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Rex, it seems the tool holder is still available from many suppliers.
Here is a link to MSC
http://www.mscdirect.com/product/570325 ... =-99&025=c

A search for "Aloris cc-20" turns up many opportunities to buy one.
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It seems you get to buy the Aloris style block to get that style holder. I orignally got one in a lot buy with a 1" sq shank and like a idiot I lost it. Having a Multi fix tool post what Aloris now sells did me no good what so ever. I did manage to find 2 heads and fabed up my own shank. But a 1" shank is about as small as you can go due to the through hole and stop pin.
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I have two small variations, Aloris indexable boring bar. One is missing the end piece which I would some day like to make.
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Really. Indexed end and then less positioning. Great stuff.
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John Evans wrote:It seems you get to buy the Aloris style block to get that style holder. I orignally got one in a lot buy with a 1" sq shank and... lost it.
Aloris makes this kind of toolholder with a straight shank as well as the integrated tool post block version. They're made all the way from 3/8" square up to 1-1/4". Look at pages 38-39 of the 2012 Aloris catalog (still current) for the details. They even list replacement parts---such as just the shank :wink: Not that the one made in the original post is any worse. Looks fine and suitable to me! :)
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Arthur: My google fu is not very good ,looked all over for the shank style tool. Sure would be nice for one with a 1/2 "shank for my small lathe. Back to the search !! Thanks
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AT-10 long shank 1/2" version:
http://www.aloris.com/store/index.php?r ... uct_id=923
AT-10S short shank 1/2" version:
http://www.aloris.com/store/index.php?r ... arch=AT-10

They'll take a smaller size insert than your larger version, but they function the same.
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Arthur : Found that earlier,but the way I read things that $62 is just the bar,the insert holder is additional. I'll check into that the first of the week. Got to look in my insert collection as I think I have some. Thanks again.
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