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    ATC automatic tool changer

    looking for commerical spindles, 1 phase 220v to but used with collet chucks for DIY atc... what is the standard collet chuck used in wood working industry? iso 30 or mk2/mk3 chucks

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    You can't convert a regular spindle to an ATC spindle that will hols ISO 30 toolholders.
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    thats the had the impression i had... could not find a economical
    spindle manufactures that did?.. anyone have any links or leads?

    In the cnc woodworking industry what is the most common chuck type that is used iso30? for the wood working and light metal/ aluminum cnc industry.

    assuming there using some type of atc?

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    Free DXF - vectorink.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by eloid View Post

    In the cnc woodworking industry what is the most common chuck type that is used iso30? for the wood working and light metal/ aluminum cnc industry.
    Probably either iso30 or HSK style. depends on spindle HP and manufacturer.

    Keep in mind that an iso30 toolholder with nut and ER32 collet will be close to $200 each, not including the bit. So a set of 5 tools for a toolchanger can easily cost $1200-$1500.
    Gerry

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    im planing to have my bubby who's a machinist to do all of the diy
    machining for the toolholder and the tool changer. It will be a simple tool rack setup, the z axis with engage with....tool holders....

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    spindle manufactures in offshore?

    any know of any other ,anufactures for spindle that offer atc spindles?

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    bargain tool holders

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    Keep in mind that an iso30 toolholder with nut and ER32 collet will be close to $200 each, not including the bit. So a set of 5 tools for a toolchanger can easily cost $1200-$1500.

    FYI. You can save a good bit of money if you get tool holders from mari tool. I have at least a dozen of them and I am very happy with them so far. Albeit, I have nothing to compare them to since these are the first set of toolholders I've ever had, and I bought based on lowest price. But they seem to be of good quality. $100 for a tool holder, $14 for an er collet.

    http://www.maritool.com/Tool-Holders...duct_info.html

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