3d Printed Lathe Toolpost Drill for Myford ML10
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This 3d printed toolpost drill is accurate and very useful, but not high precision. It is very suitable for drilling holes in collars for grub screws, using a slitting saw, drilling radial holes in the face of a turned part, etc. It can either be used perpendicular to the lathe's centre-line or parallel. It is automatically 'on-centre' without height adjustment. In use, putting a dial indicator on a drill in the chuck holder produces a maximum sideways movement of 0.1mm when the electric drill is pushed firmly from side-to-side. The Myford ML10 is a small lathe (3¼" centre height and 13" between centres) so using a 3d print as the basis for the drill does produce a very useful accessory. This is based on a cheap (£7 in 2020) "Silver Precision Metal C10 ER16A 100L Straight Shank CNC Collet Chuck Holder". Full details are in my Instructable at: https://www.instructables.com/id/3d-Printed-Lathe-Toolpost-Drill-for-Myford-ML10/
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