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Quick release tool post for Sieg SC4

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daveb28/01/2016 17:25:12
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Even for amateurs, QC toolposts are well worthwhile (unless you actually enjoy fiddling about with bits of tin and center height gauges). I use a Dickson (Myford) type on my mini lathe, it is usable on the top slide (new mounting post necessary) but much better when fitted direct to the cross slide via a raising block. These machines are not that solid and it's one thing less to wobble. Old post but a good 'un.

Neil Wyatt28/01/2016 17:30:49
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Posted by Bazyle on 30/07/2014 13:24:41:

Have a look at the picture in this old thread. He is using a myford one. Be aware that on another thread a shortage fo toolholder is being reported.

Also must say that as a beginner you don't need a QCTP. Even as an expert you don't. If you are in a tearing hurry beccause of all your trips to London it might help. It is for making quick changes in a jobbing shop not for improving your machining.

No-one needs a QCTP but once you have used one for a job that needs multiple tool changes, you will bless it every time you use it.

Mine is the most useful accessory I ever bought or made

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