Hello. I hope everyone is staying well. Anyone know where I may be able to locate a MT3 quick change collet chuck? I'm not looking for one with a regular collet nut that uses a collet wrench as I've seen several of those. I know quick change collet chucks aren't precision but I'm not looking for absolute precision in my application. I've done some searching with no luck. Anyone have a link maybe? Thank you.
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I'm a little confused. I've never seen a collet that does not need to be tightened using some manner of torque. Granted some very small types use finger pressure. But everything else I've ever seen needed a wrench.
Or are you looking for something where the end mill or other cutter fits into a holder (screw or collet style) which then can be swapped into a carrier without tools? I do recall seeing a thread around here a couple of years ago about that sort of quick change chuck. But as I recall it had a lot of stickout or overhang. And that usually favors chatter. Especially when it's mounted using a smaller sort of holder shank like an MT3.Chilliwack BC, Canada
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Royal Products has an R8 Quick-Change tool system [https://www.royalproducts.com]. I was hoping I would be able to find one similar in an MT3.
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Originally posted by lovemesomemachines View Post754...Thanks for the reply. I'll take a look at KBC and the Magic Chucks. The tool change would occur when the chuck stops rotating.
will add a pic of plunge cutting into the side of a round bar.. I expected chatter. The milling and drilling is done while stock is full round..l so the milling cutter cuts into side of round.... after that I mill around it to lighten the part.Last edited by 754; 06-08-2021, 10:52 PM.
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Originally posted by Doozer View PostI bought a Morse Taper #3 with a 3/8-16 drawbar to ER40 collet from H&H Industrial Products (HHiP).
They are a China Importer on Ebay.
-DoozerLocation: Jersey City NJ USA
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