Crash Course in Milling: Chapter 6 - Tool Holding, by Glacern Machine Tools

[@krap101]

Beautiful. I've been trying to figure out toolholders and I can't believe I've never found this video before. Thanks so much!

[@Oboemasesetokoe]

Also the information profided in the movie is of high quality. Basic first !! just love to watch.

[@gordonagent7037]

Great video Sir, can you use a NT40 drawbar on a BT40 tool or do you have to use the pull bar instead..... there doesnt appear to be a variation in the taper on either, just the NT40 has the straight peice on the end..... sorry, a newbie to milling so cant quite figure this NT/BT thing out

[@Benwade90]

Videos like these must be pretty good for business. Fun shit to watch!

[@aboutcnc]

Thanks for sharing. Learning something new everyday that's what i like about cnc

[@cevrardvaliantone]

The quality of these videos can't be beat! Great work!!

[@SaxySweed]

bring back the milling chucks!!!!!!!!!!!! I want these so bad!

[@gredangeo]

don't know why there's so many pull studs. So much time lost on changing them out due to different machines in the shop that were bought at different times, not to mention aggravation.

[@TheLeeqeend]

wow i love my job -33 eventhough im in the proccess of manual machining learning

[@bloodyripperau]

You left out hydrologic tool holders

[@chrisshaw1294]

bloodyripperau what the heck is a hydrologic ?
Did you mean Hydraulic ??

[@kattoju]

Good one

[@86Ivar]

@2:20 wow!

[@romeoneverdies]

what about TTS tool holders?

[@onefugowie]

TORQ YOUR ER COLLETS IT MAKES A BIG DIFERENCE THERE FINDING OUT

[@KK10155]

what do u mean my friend?

[@onefugowie]

ER collets should be torqued every time you change a tool helps with over tight and crushing collet than cutter will have more change to push and than chatter

[@SirAwesme]

I pooped

[@Earthium]

Most animals do sometime in their lifetimes.

[@DoublePines]

i like cake!