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Modifying a T1 QC toolpost 

Gary Huston
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Modifying a T1 Quick change toolpost to fit my Chester model B 3 in 1 lathe, mill, drill.
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@RockingJOffroad
@RockingJOffroad 4 года назад
Gary, It’s a bit late now but the wedge style tool post is more ridged, I replaced my piston type with the wedge type and like them a lot better! I don’t use a locating pin on either of my lathes tool posts. I like being able to rotate the tool post to what ever angle I need.
@tattoos1988
@tattoos1988 3 года назад
I’m now a new subscriber 👍 I’d rather be over kill than under and have the tool post fly across the room lol I agree I have a Chester conquest mini lathe and I’ve never had any problems with it it’s been engineered well unlike most Chinese mini lathes which are a mismatch of parts my one was perfect out the box I checked everything and all was great I’ve done my preferred modifications to it aka tool post to wedge type upgraded the spindle bearings the plastic gears to metal gears I also have a Chester mini mill Chester are honest well made tools I’d recommend them to anyone starting out all the best stay safe and healthy thanks for sharing
@waylandforge8704
@waylandforge8704 4 года назад
You've convinced me. I've been thinking of doing the same thing. Well done.🇦🇺👍
@duaneaubuchon9453
@duaneaubuchon9453 4 года назад
Very cool nice job sir!!!
@scarface-39
@scarface-39 4 года назад
Nice!!!👍
@tropifiori
@tropifiori 4 года назад
I think I just bought the same tool post holder.
@JulianMakes
@JulianMakes 4 года назад
Very cool fix. would you recommend a 3 in 1 machine? I’ve never actually seen one and I’ve been thinking about getting a lathe for the workshop for a long time (an old one), but I don’t have a mill either... I’ll get some ct90 too, I’ve just been using engine oil for drilling/tapping so far. And I didn’t know about three fluted drills either, I’m always getting my bits caught in that last 0.5 mm of hole, cheers learnt loads
@garyhuston
@garyhuston 4 года назад
Julian, if you are short of space and don't need to do anything too big a 3 in 1 is great. If you want to do bigger more precise work I would suggest a separate Lathe and mill. I had a huge old lathe in my last shop which could twist 1" solid bar cold! But I had to get rid when I lost that shop. I always wanted a mill too but for the amount I do it's not worth it. (plus don't have room here!) You will find a huge difference in cutting with a proper cutting medium rather than old oil, makes the tools last longer too. Yes, three fluted drills avoid that last little bit getting caught!
@JulianMakes
@JulianMakes 4 года назад
Gary Huston cheers Gary!
@sam_the_man
@sam_the_man 3 года назад
5:51 ... That’s what she said
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