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OXA Tool Post Set 6-Pack Wedge Type Quick Change Tool Post Set for Mini Lathe Swing 8Inch 250-000

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1.Size:Oxa Wedge Type Tool Post 250-000


  • The lathe quick change tool post is made of rigid and durable steel and compact. The Rockwell Hardness of the tool post is HRC 40 - 45
  • Quickly and easily installed on an engine, bench, or turret lathe for a wide range of operations
  • The lathe tool includes: 1 x 250-000 Wedge Type Tool Post, 1 x 250-001 Turning Tool Holder, 1 x 250-002 Boring,Turning Tool Holder, 1 x 250-004 Heavy Duty Boring Bar Holder, 1 x 250-007 Parting Blade Tool Holder, 1 x 250-010 Knurling and Turning Tool Holder.
  • The quick change tool posts are easy to install, being slid on the center post. Turning and facing tools can be locked together (saving time and labor when changing operations)
  • Stud size is M10 and is perfect for most mini lathes, although modification may be needed for some machines (a bushing or new center stud for a smaller hole may be necessary)


OXA Wedge Type Tool Post Set 250-000

Features

- The tool rest set is made of steel, which is serviceable and has a long service life

- Design provides built-in quick tool changing versatility with positive rigidity to meet the exacting working tolerances

- The quick change tool post according to the processing requirements of the workpieces, correspording tool holders are selected to finish cylindrical facing, end facing, cutting, drilling, reaming, boring as well as other processing

Package Includes

As shown


Bryan W.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2023
Overall nice and heavy, the only downside is the stud wasn’t actually 10mm, it turned out to be 9/16th, which required a bit more machining than I originally thought I’d need to do. The original stud that came with my lathe was 10mm, so I was expecting I would just need to remove it, maybe do a small bit of milling, but since the new bolt was 9/16-18, I ended up having to drill out and tap the slide. Overall, not a bad deal, though.
James Ransom
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2022
Great for my lathe