Help with qctp picture

[Doozer]

Not trying to go off topic here,
but Q? Does anyone know what
a Hardinge HLV quick change tool
post looks like? They have a side
and a front dovetail and the locking
elements is in the corner, and will
lock a toolholder in either position.
It is a tee nut of sorts, tightened
by a draw screw, diagonally through
the body of the tool post. Much like
the pictured above, but diagonally.
It is super simple, with just 2 moving
parts basically. It is just a bit smaller
than the AXA size. I wonder why
no one copies the Hardinge tool
post design? Some copyright issue?
Surely it has expired years ago.
I am half tempted to measure it up
and draw it in Solidworks and post
it here, if there is no legal issue
to do so. What do you all think ? ? ?

--Doozer

[George Bulliss]

I found a picture of this qctp on Pinterest. It references this site. Would it be possible for some to help me find the original posting?

Looks like it's from this page:
https://bbs.homeshopmachinist.net/fo...-tools/page106

[J Tiers]

If you want to know how it works, that is pretty evident from a quick look at the parts.

A reasonable system, if perhaps a little less than the "Q" part of QCTP.

[polaraligned]

Did you try Google image search?

[richz]

I found a picture of this qctp on Pinterest. It references this site. Would it be possible for some to help me find the original posting?