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Inserts again - Threading Paul M 03-20-2008
Posted by Paul M on March 20, 2008, 3:10 pm
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Hi

Just wondering what inserts + holders people use for threading on
boxford/viceroy size lathes?
I do about 99.9% of thread cutting with a talistock die holder as I
only tend to use M3 - M12 threads but I know if you need a longer or
thread you don`t have a die for you need to cut using a suitable tool.

Thanks for reading

Paul

Posted by Wayne Weedon on March 23, 2008, 8:53 am
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Paul M wrote:
> Hi
>
> Just wondering what inserts + holders people use for threading on
> boxford/viceroy size lathes?
> I do about 99.9% of thread cutting with a talistock die holder as I
> only tend to use M3 - M12 threads but I know if you need a longer or
> thread you don`t have a die for you need to cut using a suitable tool.


Any standard laydown threading tool will work.

If you really want to make it easy for longer threads look out for a
1/2" coventry diehead on ebay, the chasers are more expensive than dies,
but they produce a much better thread. A suitable holder for your
toolpost would be an easy project.


Wayne....

Posted by Paul M on March 23, 2008, 4:41 pm
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Hi Wayne

Thanks for the reply - the die head sounds like a good idea and the
holder would make a nice little project.
I may well keep an eye on Ebay.

Cheers

Paul

wrote:

>Paul M wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> Just wondering what inserts + holders people use for threading on
>> boxford/viceroy size lathes?
>> I do about 99.9% of thread cutting with a talistock die holder as I
>> only tend to use M3 - M12 threads but I know if you need a longer or
>> thread you don`t have a die for you need to cut using a suitable tool.
>
>
>Any standard laydown threading tool will work.
>
>If you really want to make it easy for longer threads look out for a
>1/2" coventry diehead on ebay, the chasers are more expensive than dies,
>but they produce a much better thread. A suitable holder for your
>toolpost would be an easy project.
>
>
>Wayne....


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