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Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - the penguin - 12-20-2016
About 2 months ago, I purchased a ER32 x R8 arbor, from Bang Good. The arbor came about 3 weeks ago and looks real good, the ER32 collet set, arrived yesterday. I checked the run out, with a hardened steel 1/2" dowel pin. It was terrible, somewhere in the .017" range, obviously I was not happy, but it was only $16. I checked the arbor, the inside taper had a lump in it, pushing the collet off center. I put the arbor in the lathe and set up and took 3 or 4 light cuts in the taper and cut the high spot out. I rechecked the run out after the clean up. Now I'm really happy, the run out now is less than .001", I also checked with a 1/4" , 3/8" and 3/4" dowel pins, with similar results, very low if any run out.
I was very surprised by the look of the ER32 collets, each was packed in a plastic sleeve and in a plastic slip bag, the fit and finish was amazing. I'm now looking for a ER32 chuck for the lathe and maybe look at a better quality ER32 x R8 arbor.
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - pepi - 12-20-2016
Learned two things from the post, 1 you're at home 2 using the time wisely. Just received some inserts from banggood also, forgot I ordered them LOL...
Or Santa lives in china :-)
Greg
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - wawoodman - 12-20-2016
What is the advantage of the ER 32 and collets, rather than just using R8 collets? You still need to change for each size, don't you?
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - Mayhem - 12-20-2016
Better range and easier collet change. Once the collet chuck is in and tightened up, you only have to unscrew the nut on the chuck to change the collet. No more standing on tip toe or a crate to wrestle with the drawbar. It is much quicker.
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - wawoodman - 12-20-2016
I see. Thanks.
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - f350ca - 12-20-2016
Plus, with the column spacer installed, I need the collet chuck to reach the table.
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - stevec - 12-21-2016
(12-20-2016, 09:00 AM)the penguin Wrote: About 2 months ago, I purchased a ER32 x R8 arbor, from Bang Good. The arbor came about 3 weeks ago
I recently purchased a digital rpm gauge from Bang Good and was thinking they should be called "Bang Bad".
Now I'll just be a bit more patient and see if I remember what I wanted it for when it arrives.
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - EdK - 12-21-2016
I'd like to get an ER40 x R8 collet chuck for my mill. I have the collets for the lathe already so it would be nice to utilize them on the mill also.
Ed
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - the penguin - 12-26-2016
Between yesterday and today, I ran the mill, with the ER32 x R8 arbor, with an ER32 1/2" collet, using a 1/2" carbide end mill, as expected, the results were more than acceptable. No issues at all.
I've been using the Grizzly T10068 collet arbor set on the milling machines (one on the Jet mill and one on the Franken-Mill, with R8 shanks and one for the Jet lathe, with a MT#3 shank) that uses the DIN #6388-SYOZ-25 collets. I have 3 sets of collets from 1/8" to 1", the system is very good.
The ER32 x R8 arbor/collet system is smaller than the Grizzly system (the ER32 x R8 arbor only goes to 13/16") and is 3/4" shorter (if space is an issue). The ER32 collets are a lot easier to find and a lot cheaper to buy, than the DIN #6388-SYOZ-25 collets. I haven't used a R8 collet since I went to the external collet arbor system.
RE: Bang Good ER32 x R8 Milling Arbor - Vinny - 12-26-2016
ER40 will get you above an inch.