mark roberts
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A few bits from my recent haul. Im not sure what type there are here? And what they worth
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The first row are all ISO/BT and Morse taper adapters for milling machines. The big cone thing looks like a home made centering tool for a mill.
The second pic are boring head, boring and facing head (probably), boring head and straight arbor adapter for a milling machine.
Take more pics of the boring heads one or two of them might be worth a bit more than average if they do facing.
The second pic are boring head, boring and facing head (probably), boring head and straight arbor adapter for a milling machine.
Take more pics of the boring heads one or two of them might be worth a bit more than average if they do facing.
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mark roberts
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Thanks for that, quite a nice tool by the sounds of it
Check if they are 30 or 40 int. They look to be the smaller 30 int to me.
Iso/int to morse taper adapters are cheap on eBay. I have some duplicates that I have been unable to sell for anything but a super low price.
You'll have more luck with the boring heads, but unless they are "desirable" I'd guess £20 each. I bought a complete set of a good brand for about £40.
Iso/int to morse taper adapters are cheap on eBay. I have some duplicates that I have been unable to sell for anything but a super low price.
You'll have more luck with the boring heads, but unless they are "desirable" I'd guess £20 each. I bought a complete set of a good brand for about £40.
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The solo item in the top picture looks like the nose piece of a quick change tooling system. If you can identify it, it could be useful to the right person.
Third one in top photo is a shell mill holder. Not much use unless you have the mills to fit it.
RHS bottom photo is a stub milling arbor - missing nut and spacers, but it could be used for a gear cutter (measure arbor diameter - likely 1").
It would be interesting to know the function of the tool to the left of the top photo. Maybe it is a shear or cutter or folder of some type. It would not work so well if it rotated.
Third one in top photo is a shell mill holder. Not much use unless you have the mills to fit it.
RHS bottom photo is a stub milling arbor - missing nut and spacers, but it could be used for a gear cutter (measure arbor diameter - likely 1").
It would be interesting to know the function of the tool to the left of the top photo. Maybe it is a shear or cutter or folder of some type. It would not work so well if it rotated.
mark roberts
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I got loads of boxes of die springs as well. Looking at prices they seem to be £1-£2 each. Also some Erowa products, I looked at what this stuff cost and nearly shat myself. £1k for a precision clamping bar.
