please, about quick-change ( capto ) for od turning ...

[deadlykitten]

hello i need to combine some od turning tools ( on same turret post )

i guess i need the capto-mother ( with 25mm square shank ) and the capto-father ( that holds the insert )

please, is it possible ( inside same capto-mother ), to use :
... a tool cutting towards Z-, and another one cutting towards Z+ ? both facing the ground, or one facing the ground, and another facing the sky ?
... a right-hand-tool facing the ground, than to rotate it 180*, so to face up ?
* changing time should be minimal, without adjusting the capto-mother ( or with ultra-fast adjustment )

is there a quick-change-system, capable of those things ? kindly

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[deadlykitten]

hello attached stuff just arrived : it is a Sandvick capto tool holder for OD turning, capable of fast switching between wmng08_right_holer and vnmg16_left_holder; both inserts are facing towards Y-

also the capto bore poligon, inside the tool holder, can be rotated 180* with the help of that long bar, so both inserts to face towards Y+

it is important for both inserts to face same direction, so to avoid useless changing of spindle direction ...

it took me a while to discuss this setup with my tool suplier, because such things are not common arround here; the toolholder is kind of a standard product for Okuma lathes, delivered by Sandvik, and it was sent from America, by mr Trump el presidente

pls check also attached pdf, which contains capto tool holders for Okuma lathes



also Seco has such products: truth is that local Seco suplier was not sure if their product delivers what i needed, because also they don't sell often such things; their product can be clamped inside a normal OD toolholder, for 25mm_square_shanks : https://www.secotools.com/#article/p_75079661?market=RO

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at this moment i should change the tools with the help of a torque wrench ; if you wish, please check next video, where at 1:00 begins an automatic capto changing sequence, with the help of a robot; somehow the tool is no clamped by a screw tightened with a wrench, but with the help of compressed air / kindly