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RE: Latest UPS Delivery - starlight_tools - 01-18-2013
(01-18-2013, 07:22 AM)EdK Wrote: This is the type of application I was envisioning, left image, when I bought the tool. Now that I think about it though, you could accomplish that task using a right hand tool. Ken is correct, I don't need the left hand tool.
Ed
Ed on your first picture, move the two major diameters together so that they are abour 3/4" apart, then see if you can stuff picture two in there to make the cut! No you may not need to use that holder that often, but I find it is often enough that I keep it in a QCTP tool holder all the time, ready for action when needed.
Walter
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - Highpower - 01-18-2013
Well I guess ignorance really is bliss. I have a couple of lefties and I use them. And I turn them every which way to Sunday if I need to in order to clear a path to use them. I guess if Jeff Foxworthy was a machinist, he would have a field day with me.
![[Image: th_Right_Left.jpg]](http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v82/Highpwr/Temp/?action=view¤t=Right_Left.jpg)
![[Image: th_LH_Shoulder.jpg]](http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v82/Highpwr/Temp/?action=view¤t=LH_Shoulder.jpg)
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - stevec - 01-18-2013
(01-18-2013, 10:34 AM)starlight_tools Wrote: Ed on your first picture, move the two major diameters together so that they are abour 3/4" apart, then see if you can stuff picture two in there to make the cut! No you may not need to use that holder that often, but I find it is often enough that I keep it in a QCTP tool holder all the time, ready for action when needed.Walter, didn't I just say that in my post?
Walter
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - stevec - 01-18-2013
Ed, You might even try mounting it upside down and run the spindle in reverse???
Or, mount it in a rear toolpost on the cross slide.
It's starting to sound like a real worthwhile purchase.
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - EdK - 01-18-2013
(01-18-2013, 12:21 PM)stevec Wrote:(01-18-2013, 10:34 AM)starlight_tools Wrote: Ed on your first picture, move the two major diameters together so that they are abour 3/4" apart, then see if you can stuff picture two in there to make the cut! No you may not need to use that holder that often, but I find it is often enough that I keep it in a QCTP tool holder all the time, ready for action when needed.Walter, didn't I just say that in my post?
Walter
Yup, I thought I heard an echo.
Ed
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - EdK - 01-18-2013
(01-18-2013, 12:25 PM)stevec Wrote: Ed, You might even try mounting it upside down and run the spindle in reverse???
Or, mount it in a rear toolpost on the cross slide.
It's starting to sound like a real worthwhile purchase.
Yeah, I'm not feeling so bad about getting it now.
Ed
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - stevec - 01-18-2013
Awright bud! I figure since we love this site so much we gotta keep YOU happy.
Where's the smily for suck -up?
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - EdK - 01-18-2013
(01-18-2013, 04:55 PM)stevec Wrote: Awright bud! I figure since we love this site so much we gotta keep YOU happy.
Where's the smily for suck -up?
Right back atcha.
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - f350ca - 01-18-2013
Used my left hand holder today to part the yoke off a driveshaft. Had the shaft in the headstock and needed to cut left to right up against a shoulder while removing the old weld. Don't think any other tool would have worked.
RE: Latest UPS Delivery - the penguin - 01-18-2013
I have 5 or 6 left hand tools, of various insert configurations, I don't use them often, but there are times when they are a lifesaver.