Identify cutter type

[dan97526]

I was gifted an Enco mill last year, and for lack of knowledge and projects haven't evan as much as turned it on. The next time I use a milling machine will be the first time, I'm afraid. I have been doing some homework off and on, watching YouTube and reading some intro-level booklets.

I finally came up with a project for the mill and got in and started to clean it up in preparation for use. I bought a set of end mills to get me started. Turns out the ones I bought are more or less useless, but when I was cleaning the mill I found that the stand was completely full of tooling. Exciting find. Unfortunately rusted but they'll clean up.

I have been able to research what the various tools are and their uses, but I can't find a conclusive example online of what type of cutter the one in the attached picture is. Boring bar? There's a set of 12 in various sizes.

I'm sure this is pretty basic but I'll take the embarrassment in return for the knowledge.

Thanks!
Dan

 

[Asm109]

Yeah, that looks like a boring bar. Has it been underwater for a few years? Looks a bit crusty.

 

[dan97526]

Hiding in the stand of the mill with about 4lb of rat droppings, I'm afraid. Fortunately that's the worst of it. The end mills and collets survived pretty well.

 

[Shootymacshootface]

The more you use and learn you will find so many uses for your mill.
Could you post some pictures of your mill and the rest of the tooling?

 

[dan97526]

Love to, thanks! I will take some tomorrow. So far I've identified end mills, a boring head, a chuck, a set of fly cutters, and a full set of collets from 1/8" to 1" (iirc).

 

[dan97526]

Here goes. Thanks for inviting me to post pics. Please forgive the rust and general disarray. I assure you I would never let my tools get in this condition ! Clean-up commences this weekend.

If anyone can enlighten me about the attachments I can't identify it would be much appreciated.

Mill, Enco 105?

R8 collets 1/8-3/4 by 1/8:

End mills, boring head, and boring bars:

Fly cutters and unknown:

Unknown:

Vises, unknown as to the different uses:

 

[JimDawson]

With the fly cutters is a face mill. Does about the same as a fly cutter but has more teeth.

The other device is a tilting table. Might be a bit big for that mill.

 

[Dhector]

To me, another newbie, that is an angle table(i think) i have wanted one for a while now, not that i need one, just wanted one. I have spent a lot of time building one, not the arc style, mine is going to be a t slot flat plate with a hinge and bracket type setup(if it works) Anyway that's a cool find as far as I'm concerned. Clean it up and my GUESS is endless possibilities for projects!!!!

 

[Z2V]

That’s quite a gift there Dan. A mill, boring head, end mills, boring bars, vises, etc, Congrats
Might that be a face mill next to the fly cutter
Also, welcome to H-M

 

[Dhector]

With the fly cutters is a face mill. Does about the same as a fly cutter but has more teeth.

The other device is a tilting table. Might be a bit big for that mill.

Damn. I knew I got it incorrect, not an angle plate but tilting table!!