The device was developed to make it possible to quickly change tools while leaving the body of the toolholder mounted to the table.

The thinness of the blade (1 mm) enables it to feed into the part quite easily and at the same time minimizes the amount of waste material. 

The holder consists of a left and a right side which evenly tightens down on your part creating a diamond knurl. Holder is suplied with one set of…

If you have any exotic projects in mind it is recommended to shape and sharpen your individual tools . An inexpensive grinder with good quality wheels…

These tools are recommended for cutting hard or abrasive materials. They offer higher cutting speed and faster feed rates than HSS-Tools. 

The big advantage of high speed toools is the ease with which they may be sharpened they retain their cutting edge for a long time. 

The tool height gauge makes the task of setting the tool tip to cut at the center height on your lathe an easy one. 

This basic hold-down set consists of two strap clamps complete with bolts, T-nuts, washers and a variety of lengths of socket head cap screws. These…

This is a very practical way to clamp a part to the table. 

A simple spacer block that allows you to mount the cut-off tool and holder to the table on the back side of the part. This will save you time by being…

Though fitted to the lathe, this is actually an accessory designed for milling. The table on the mill is thicker than the table on the lathe because…

Its large plastic handle is easier to grip and provides more leverage. Also because of its larger size, its easier to spot on your work bench when you…

Center drills are used with the lathe to center drill stock for mounting in the lathe. They are designed to drill a small diameter pilot hole followed…

Used to drive wood when turning between centers, rather than using the 3-jaw chuck. 

This tool is rather by hand than in a tool holder. It allows great flexibility in adjustement for position. 

Both the Flycutter (art. 3052) and the Slitting Saw Holder (art. 3065) are held in the spindle with a drawbolt that pulls these holders up into the…

Boring holes on a mill is very similar to boring holes on a lathe except the cutting tool moves rather than the part. The main advantage of boring…

The Morse #1 blank is made from 1.25" diameter free-machining steel and is available so that you may make your own custom tool holders for use on the…

This set consists of two clamps complete with screws and T-nuts and can be used to clamp the 4-jaw chuck to the milling table or lathe crosslide.

These collets have a shallow angle that give them high clamping pressure making them ideal for holding cutters. The shallow angle makes the collet…

These high-speed steel cutting tools are designed for use with the boring head (art. 3054).

They have a 3/8 Inch (9.5mm) diameter shank.

The cutting…

The cutting end (art. 3063) is designed to work in a 5/16 Inch (7.9mm) minimum hole with a maximum depth of 1.00 Inch (25mm).

End mills are held in place with a single set screw that tightens against the flat on the side of the cutter.

These holders also make a good…

These small, single-ended end mills can be held in a mill collet or a 1/4 Inch end mill holder.

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The cutter can be used in conjunction with both the indexing attachment (art. 3200) and rotary table (art. 3700). The #1 Morse taper on the shaft is…

Most expensive full size machine tools allow the machinist to reset the handwheel to "zero" (or any desired setting) at any time during a machining…

With this attachment the UNITURN Lathe can be quickly and easily converted into a small milling machine. The attachment consists of a dovetailed…

The rotary column attachment allows parts to be mounted square to the table yet still be drilled at an angle by allowing the entire column to be…