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GeoLane at PTD dot NET June 24th 10 03:27 AM

Size of cutoff blade for BXA tool holder
 
Teach me about cutoff blades. The slot in the BXA size holder
measures 5/8" (actually 11/32") so it could take a 5/8 by 1/8 cutoff
tool, but it would be nice to use a narrower cutoff blade. What's the
smallest size that can be used in the standard BXA size cutoff tool
holder? Get the T type, tapered type or straight type of cutoff
blade? What's a good place to buy cutoff blades?

RWL


Bill Noble[_2_] June 24th 10 04:01 AM

Size of cutoff blade for BXA tool holder
 
the blade size is specified in the Aloris catalog that you can DL from their
web site - 11/32nds sounds right - but check the catalog - if you have an
import, your needs may vary

GeoLane at PTD dot NET wrote in message
...
Teach me about cutoff blades. The slot in the BXA size holder
measures 5/8" (actually 11/32") so it could take a 5/8 by 1/8 cutoff
tool, but it would be nice to use a narrower cutoff blade. What's the
smallest size that can be used in the standard BXA size cutoff tool
holder? Get the T type, tapered type or straight type of cutoff
blade? What's a good place to buy cutoff blades?

RWL


Martin H. Eastburn June 24th 10 04:03 AM

Size of cutoff blade for BXA tool holder
 
Enco or MSC. Look for the parts for sale like you have and look for
replacements.

Martin

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On 6/23/2010 9:27 PM, GeoLane at PTD dot NET wrote:
Teach me about cutoff blades. The slot in the BXA size holder
measures 5/8" (actually 11/32") so it could take a 5/8 by 1/8 cutoff
tool, but it would be nice to use a narrower cutoff blade. What's the
smallest size that can be used in the standard BXA size cutoff tool
holder? Get the T type, tapered type or straight type of cutoff
blade? What's a good place to buy cutoff blades?

RWL


Buerste June 24th 10 07:18 AM

Size of cutoff blade for BXA tool holder
 

GeoLane at PTD dot NET wrote in message
...
Teach me about cutoff blades. The slot in the BXA size holder
measures 5/8" (actually 11/32") so it could take a 5/8 by 1/8 cutoff
tool, but it would be nice to use a narrower cutoff blade. What's the
smallest size that can be used in the standard BXA size cutoff tool
holder? Get the T type, tapered type or straight type of cutoff
blade? What's a good place to buy cutoff blades?

RWL


I just grind to whatever width I want. Cut-off is black magic, burry
chicken guts during a full moon while burning black candles while chanting.



DoN. Nichols June 25th 10 04:17 AM

Size of cutoff blade for BXA tool holder
 
On 2010-06-24, Buerste wrote:

GeoLane at PTD dot NET wrote in message
...
Teach me about cutoff blades. The slot in the BXA size holder
measures 5/8" (actually 11/32") so it could take a 5/8 by 1/8 cutoff
tool, but it would be nice to use a narrower cutoff blade. What's the
smallest size that can be used in the standard BXA size cutoff tool
holder? Get the T type, tapered type or straight type of cutoff
blade? What's a good place to buy cutoff blades?


Well ... I use a T-type blade in the BXA-sized holder by
Phase-II. That blade is:

11/16"x 1/8" x5" Cleveland Mo-Max M-33 Cobalt

and generally works well for me. (But a search by the MSC part number
no longer finds it so I need to find another maker.

Are you sure about your 11/32" measurement? That is rather tiny
for a lathe large enough to use a BXA toolpost.

RWL


I just grind to whatever width I want. Cut-off is black magic, burry
chicken guts during a full moon while burning black candles while chanting.


I don't have a ready source for chicken guts, so I depend on
luck. :-)

Good Luck,
DoN.

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