Lathe QCTP Tool Holder Rack - AXA size - Version 2
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A mount for holding QCTP tool holder.
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This is a remix of an earlier version that I printed and used successfully - in fact I am still using some of those earlier prints. However, I found a couple of things about the earlier print that I thought might be improved. First, the earlier version holds the QCTP holders from both the right and left sides - this makes for less convenient handling when putting the holders on the mount. Second, the previous version holds the QCTP holders straight up and down, but I found that holding them at a 60° angle is more ergonomic.
I therefor redesigned the original version so that each print holds only one QCTP tool holder at a 60° angle.
Mounting
Each piece is mounted with two #6 x 7/16 (approx M3.5 X 11mm) framing screws. Framing screws have a wide flat “pan head” shape; a truss head screw would also be a good choice. As noted previously, the pieces are attached at a 60° angle as shown in the photos.
How you set up the holders will of course be decided by your own requirements; however, I will give some of the measurements I used as these may be a useful guide.
All of my pieces were mounted on at 36" x 11-¼" (900mm X 285mm) pine board. I spaced the new version 1-1/8" (29mm) apart. This spacing works for almost all of the tool holders, but some holders (like the boring bar holder) require a wide spacing; for these “odd” holders I retained a couple of the older version pieces. As you can see from the photos, this board is oversize for my current requirements; however, it leaves room for further additions later.
The cover picture shows the new holders on the left, with some two of the older holders on the right.
Print Instructions
Print in 0.3mm layer height and 0% infill. I printed in PETG, which is currently my preferred filament for use in the shop.
CAD
The OnShape 3D CAD files for this are here :