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Author: Subject: Basic mill collet help... Schaubling collets?
edthedrummer

posted on 16/5/14 at 10:41 PM Reply With Quote
Basic mill collet help... Schaubling collets?

Bonjour everybody.

I've bought myself a lovely and rare little emco FB2 mentor mill, it came with nothing, bar a chuck for a milling tool.

The chuck says: Schaubling 161-120 on it. There's less than no information available to me on the interscrote, so I am asking if anybody can shed any light on whether or not this chuck can take ER type collets, or if Schaubling used there own design?

Also, anybody know what size t-slots I need? my slots in the bed measure 15mm wide bottoms, 10mm wide top and a 10ishmm height? Does that ring bells in imperial measurements as a standard size t-slot?

Thanks,

Ed

Here's a couple of pictures of the chuck:


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr

[Edited on 16/5/14 by edthedrummer]

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big_wasa

posted on 16/5/14 at 11:41 PM Reply With Quote
Ah you out bid me last week then.

The spanner and collets where spread around the sale room.

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edthedrummer

posted on 17/5/14 at 05:57 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by big_wasa
Ah you out bid me last week then.

The spanner and collets where spread around the sale room.


Haha!! No way! My dad was bidding for me as I was away, he's a regular down there. He mentioned there was some pillar drills up for grabs, couldn't believe it when he sent a picture of that emco!

I had a feeling they would have been! Please don't say you bought them and now want £546 for them? :p

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Dualist

posted on 17/5/14 at 07:14 AM Reply With Quote
Looking at this...

Schaublin 161-120 ER25 Edelstaal Collet Chuck Holder MT2 with 11 Collets

You may have ER25 collets, but you could always take it out the holder and take a pic so we can see for sure.





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big_wasa

posted on 17/5/14 at 07:57 AM Reply With Quote

Please don't say you bought them and now want £546 for them? :p


No they really where spread out. And it would have took the £546 to buy all the boxes, its why I didn't go higher. That and I didn't bring the trailer. I was kicking my self as it was a bargain at half eBay. (where is the shaking fist simile).

The lathe was a bargain at half eBay as well but I bought a Boxford a couple of weeks ago.

I bid on the drill but that fetched double eBay.

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edthedrummer

posted on 17/5/14 at 08:49 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by big_wasa

Please don't say you bought them and now want £546 for them? :p


No they really where spread out. And it would have took the £546 to buy all the boxes, its why I didn't go higher. That and I didn't bring the trailer. I was kicking my self as it was a bargain at half eBay. (where is the shaking fist simile).

The lathe was a bargain at half eBay as well but I bought a Boxford a couple of weeks ago.

I bid on the drill but that fetched double eBay.


Yeah I thought as much. Haha!! How much do these mills normally fetch? haven't seen another emco available.

The lathe looked very nice in the picture, it had a milling attachment too?

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big_wasa

posted on 17/5/14 at 09:11 PM Reply With Quote
The lathe was perfect, I guess he had bought it from new and would have been £4500 ish. A super 7 with gear box would fetch £1400~£1800 on ebay. The Rodney miller sells for £450~500 on ebay. Milling slide over £100 and the cabinet was stuffed.

I dropped out at a grand as I didn't have the need or the transport and I think it went for just over £1200.

I went and had a look at the emco Friday afternoon. I've seen a couple of similar ones sell for £500~600 and went to £290 + commission.

The item I really wanted was the spot welder and the Alpine drill press.

I didn't get a thing.....and the only cash I spent was a cup of tea

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edthedrummer

posted on 18/5/14 at 08:06 AM Reply With Quote
Ouch!! I know myfords always fetch good money, it certainly was a nice spec. I just bought a drummond m type not so long ago though so like you, didn't really have the need.

hajj fair enough, I guess it was you that we were bidding against right at the end? Because we didn't pay a lot more i don't think.

Ohhh didn't know there was a spot welder there!! Really wishing I has gone on Friday after work, I was only round the corner from the auction but totally forgot!

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edthedrummer

posted on 19/5/14 at 06:35 PM Reply With Quote
Right, I have removed the chuck and collet this evening and taken pictures of the collet itself to see if anybody can identify it.

I hope it's an ER collet, would make things nice and simple then!!


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr


Untitled by Edward Ashton, on Flickr

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Wadders

posted on 19/5/14 at 06:55 PM Reply With Quote
This might help.....

http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/deckel-maho-aciera-abene-mills/mystery-schaublin-collets-240187/

Al

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edthedrummer

posted on 19/5/14 at 07:24 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks Al, good link!!

Hope with a new ER nut and an ER collet, it will work!!

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