D1-3 vs D1-4. Identify your camlock system!

[@randallsemrau6911]

Thank you Richard for a great explanation of the D1-x series. I am a beginning machinist (in my 60's) , and the Camlock world is now less of a mystery because of your clear explanation.

[@altuspienaar7679]

Discussing the metric sizes would be nice two.

[@tractionengine11421]

That’s really helpful thank you

[@salahzenieh2515]

Very informative and clear. Thanks for sharing.

[@Rich_Pierik]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mxcollin95]

Thanks for posting. 👍

[@bluehornet6752]

Helpful indeed, thanks!

[@Rich_Pierik]

Good to hear. Thanks for leaving a comment! Cheers.

[@larryhawkins8311]

great information, thanks for sharing!

[@Rich_Pierik]

Thanks Larry, Cheers.

[@petascalecomputing]

thank you!!

[@ohbrother3792]

Thank you !

[@SpatialGuy77]

Beauty, cheers mate!

[@Rich_Pierik]

SpatialGuy . Glad you liked it. Cheers!

[@mannyfilmsinc]

Thanks!

[@Rich_Pierik]

You are welcome. Cheers.

[@FrancisoDoncona]

Owners manual?

[@Rich_Pierik]

Yes of coarse. For old machines the manual is usually lost to history. In my case the one that I found online had different specifications for both the camlock in the spindle, and the Morse taper in the tailstock. Cheers.

[@wladimirlopes5841]

Saudações do brasil.Qual o diametro externo desse camlock.obrigado

[@dEE_Oh_g]

Thank you for sharing! I tried to get info off someone from fb market place and the dude was a complete pecker head!

[@Rich_Pierik]

😄 Cheers.