Found in a box of junk, 2 inch dia. Ball endmill. 2 inch shank, 4.5 inch depth. "Billy G"
B Bill Gruby Forum Guest Register Today Mar 12, 2014 #1 Found in a box of junk, 2 inch dia. Ball endmill. 2 inch shank, 4.5 inch depth. "Billy G"
RandyM Mr. Deliberate H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Apr 12, 2011 Messages 3,480 Mar 12, 2014 #2 So, what ya gonna use it for Bill?
B Bill Gruby Forum Guest Register Today Mar 12, 2014 #3 I wonder what machine it was destined for. It's a paper weight right now. :rofl: "Billy G"
righto88 Active User Registered Joined Jun 24, 2012 Messages 174 Mar 12, 2014 #4 That was one BIG MILL to take that cutter! :lmao:
Senna Deceased Rest In Peace Joined Nov 3, 2013 Messages 405 Mar 12, 2014 #5 I have several similar to that one which I also got in a misc. box at auction. I had to make a 2" holder for one since I didn't have a 2" EM holder. Used it on my Nichols to shape my Gorton 9J leadscrew nut block. It'd be interesting to see one of these cutting to full capacity on a monstrous Cincinnati or somesuch.
I have several similar to that one which I also got in a misc. box at auction. I had to make a 2" holder for one since I didn't have a 2" EM holder. Used it on my Nichols to shape my Gorton 9J leadscrew nut block. It'd be interesting to see one of these cutting to full capacity on a monstrous Cincinnati or somesuch.
B Bill C. Active User Registered Joined Mar 11, 2013 Messages 1,390 Mar 12, 2014 #6 Bill Gruby said: I wonder what machine it was destined for. It's a paper weight right now. :rofl: "Billy G" Click to expand... Could use it on a horizontal milling machine it one has a holder for it.
Bill Gruby said: I wonder what machine it was destined for. It's a paper weight right now. :rofl: "Billy G" Click to expand... Could use it on a horizontal milling machine it one has a holder for it.
samthedog Token Aussie Registered Joined Nov 21, 2012 Messages 793 Mar 12, 2014 #7 Looks like a midget holding a regular ball endmill ) Paul.
stevecmo Active User Registered Joined Dec 22, 2011 Messages 715 Mar 12, 2014 #8 Bill - I think you're gonna have to make an adapter to get that in you Clausing mill. :roflmao:
cjtoombs Active User Registered Joined May 10, 2012 Messages 995 Mar 12, 2014 #9 You could always chuck it up in the lathe and bolt your work down to the cross slide
Ray C Registered Registered Joined Nov 16, 2012 Messages 5,596 Mar 12, 2014 #10 I bet that thing wasn't cheap in it's day -or even now. Ray