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Thread: If the TTS is so awesome, why do I get horrible chatter with a 3/8 end mill?

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    I just looked at the tooling for the tormach and hadn't realized before now that they are not tapered holders which has thrown out any of my thoughts of buying one in the near future . Anyhow length can definitely be a contributing factor with a design like that
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    Quote Originally Posted by dertsap View Post
    So you can't take a holder from one machine and swap it with another ?
    From earlier discussion with beanbag in another thread, I learned that he doesn't have a Tormach of his own. He has two friends who let him use their machines. But if he started walking out the door with their tool holders, he'd probably lose privileges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beanbag View Post
    As I mentioned a while ago, I swapped between different holders, but that is only within the set that comes with each machine.
    I kind of came to the realization yesterday that the set that comes with the more chattery machine looks longer than the set that comes with the less chattery machine. I'll have to measure the length on the other machine to see if they are the same. No, I can't take the collets on one machine and bring them to the other. What does your ER holder measure out to?
    Quite possibly they are different, I've noticed (just from the interweb rather than 1st hand experience), that they have changed the geometry of the TTS holders since the ATC was introduced.
    You can see the difference below,both are 5/16" holders.



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    Gib tightness can impact chatter as well correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Bord View Post
    Gib tightness can impact chatter as well correct?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TXFred View Post
    Absolutely.
    Thats what I thought. This could also be the difference in chatter between the two machines he has access to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by philbur View Post
    This is also confusing, the ER holder is no longer than the weldon type holder as far as I recall.

    Phil

    Quote Originally Posted by crawley View Post
    The weldon holder is .8" shorter than then ER20 holders.
    my tts holders are older so they may have changed, if not changed several times since. without being too technical, i put a calliper next to each and my 1/2" weldon holders are approximately .4" shorter than my er20 holders.


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    Quote Originally Posted by David Bord View Post
    Thats what I thought. This could also be the difference in chatter between the two machines he has access to.

    David
    I doubt I have a gib or spindle bearing issue because going to a R8 collet fixes it. I also don't see how a loose gib can cause a squealing chatter because the frequency is too high. Maybe a rumbling chatter?

    Anyway, I measured the length of the other ER collets, and they were only 2" long. That extra .5" on McChatterton makes a big difference because the deflection probably increases as the length ^2, or something like that. (I don't think the ER holder itself is bending much, but rather mostly at the TTS/R8 junction.)
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    If the TTS System is not working for you, you really shouldn't use it - stick to R8's.

    Works okay for me. I may have lower standards?

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