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    Default Re: good tool holders to get ?

    Assuming you are talking about R8 holders, I personally prefer end mill holders rather than collets.

    Someone will come along and say that you have to get Tormach TTS style holders, and there is a bit of benefit with tool changing, but I haven't had any problems using the good old R8 end mill holders.



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    Default Re: good tool holders to get ?

    Quote Originally Posted by 109jb View Post
    Assuming you are talking about R8 holders, I personally prefer end mill holders rather than collets.

    Someone will come along and say that you have to get Tormach TTS style holders, and there is a bit of benefit with tool changing, but I haven't had any problems using the good old R8 end mill holders.
    I have both direct collets and ER32 holders.
    Prefer the holders for ease of use but it's easier to get near 0 run-out with the direct ones.
    So both have their benefits.

    For good results get your holders from a proper tooling/engineer retailer. Don't go cheap Chinese on the holders/collet sets.



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    I use a wide variety of set screw and ER holders. I've had very good luck with cheap set screw type holders most of them having very little runout, though a few have been questionable. With ER holders cheaper can definitely get you in trouble, but I like ER25 and ER32. I have one of each. They add a lot of flexibility to your tool holdiing library. I think I have 30 or so set screw type and two ER25 chucks and two ER32 chucks but only one set of collets for each.



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