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Model Forum / General / Models / November 2006Bristol Erickson Acramill collets
I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and a 1/2" one initially. Did Clarkson ever make a QC 30 holder? I have plenty of 40INT, MT2/3, 30INT clarkson chucks/collets and wonder if a chuck is available in QC 30 that would take them. Bob >I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, >and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >chuck is available in QC 30 that would take them. >Bob Might have something let me a have a look Charles > >I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, > >and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and a [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Charles Yes they do do clarkson autolock 30int collet chucks on ebay but they attract a lot of bids ...and you would probably end up paying more than ?30 for one . 30 international DA collet chucks are from ?5 - ?16 depending on how lucky you are I held out over months and got several for under ?7 and a 180 piece set of DA collets for ?90 bristol acramill collet chucks are around ?12 with no collets ...and up to ?40 with a set of four collets ...either metric or imperial...make sure you have the lock washers brand new QC30-ER32-060 ER STYLE COLLET CHUCKs available from Cromwell for ?56.46 inc Charles... good man ...gave me his spare lock washers some months back. I'm eternally grateful ....thanks Charles all the best.mark >>I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, >>and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and a [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Charles Only got a spare 1/2" backing plate but no collet. Probably not much use Charles >>>I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, >>>and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Charles Charles, It is of use, its a start in the right direction, and I will gladly take it from you. Advise me of postage and item costs. Bob >>>>I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, >>>>and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >take it from you. Advise me of postage and item costs. >Bob Bob Email me your postal address and I'll pop it in the post. It's not worth worrying about money for it but if you know of a cheap Hiab man (or have a hefty gantry I can borrow) then tell me! Regards Charles >I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, >and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >chuck is available in QC 30 that would take them. >Bob I'm pretty sure they do exist, identifiable by the cylindrical body having a groove for the QC locking ring. Maybe you could modify your 30int chuck, if the cylinder OD is about right? Cheers Tim Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service > I'm pretty sure they do exist, identifiable by the cylindrical body > having a groove for the QC locking ring. > Maybe you could modify your 30int chuck, if the cylinder OD is about > right? Didn't think of that, worth a look and a measure, but still would like to source a Clarkson in QC30 Bob >I'm on the lookout for a collet or two for this nasty design of a holder, >and that easily lost screw lock bit, one that takes a 12mm slot drill and a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >chuck is available in QC 30 that would take them. >Bob There are some QC30 to ER collet chucks but they are like hens teeth. I'm working on getting a batch imported but it won't be a short term option, probably second quarter 2007. -- Regards, John Stevenson Nottingham, England. Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:- http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/ There are some QC30 to ER collet chucks but they are like hens teeth. I'm working on getting a batch imported but it won't be a short term option, probably second quarter 2007. QC30-ER32-060 ER STYLE COLLET CHUCK IND-144-2746K ?56.46/ea. http://www.cromwell.co.uk/IND1442746K?popup=yes > There are some QC30 to ER collet chucks but they are like hens teeth. > I'm working on getting a batch imported but it won't be a short term [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > http://www.cromwell.co.uk/IND1442746K?popup=yes btw the pic is wrong on this above, what you will actually get is the right qc30 with er32 abilty > John Stevenson wrote: > There are some QC30 to ER collet chucks but they are like hens teeth. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > http://www.cromwell.co.uk/IND1442746K?popup=yes btw the pic is wrong on this above, what you will actually get is the right qc30 with er32 abilty I was trying to figure out that one........... Are ER collets any good? I'm so used to Clarkson collets.......... bob |
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