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I have a Phase II AXA piston type on my AC12x36, an A2Z CNC piston type aluminum QCTP on my AC6x18, a CDCO Bostar AXA wedge type on my South Bend 9A and a Bostar CXA wedge style on my South Bend 16".

If the centers have to be trued now and then, is this an argument against getting a carbide tipped one? Stan

Yes, I already have the sleeve. Stan

I agree with Carvel.? The MT2 and MT3 are so cheap, get both.? I believe I also bought the MT3 to MT2 sleeve. -Jody

You are right about the Yuasa piston. It is the only one that i know of that is acceptable. For all other imports just get wedge. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36>

I also had to take mine apart and clean it up, but I think that is just expected with any import tooling, and yes, you will need to machine the t-nut. Kurt S. Sent: Wednesday, February 6, 2019 11:24

I dont recommend the postilion type tool post. The wedge type is a lot more solid GP

What no-one has answered is whether you already have a sleeve or not ? The MT3-2 sleeve allows you to use a variety of MT-2 tooling in the spindle , and an MT-2 centre will also fit the tailstock . .

Rexarino Feb 5 #102601 I used a spacer to make the lines on the thread dial assembly line up correctly after installing new half nuts from Clausing. Regards, Rex Just for future reference, how do you

The sleeve type 3MT to 2MT adapter is to be greatly preferred over the much more common tang type in that at least the Atlas made one does not hang the 2MT widget out in front of the spindle nose.

In most Chinese cases I would agree with you. But how badly depends upon the size and shape of the piston. Most of the Chinese made piston-type tool posts have a very small round piston. The Yuasa,

A Morse #3 solid center or a Morse #2 solid center in a Morse #3 sleeve will fit your headstock spindle equally well. I’d go with the sleeve, though, for several reasons. The #2 centers are cheaper.

I bought a import QC , think it may have been from CDCO , there were complaints about where the handle was when tight , I just took mine apart , which I seem to do with anything new & cleaned it up a

AXA Wedge-type QCTP kit: https://www.ajaxtoolsupply.com/toposet5howe.html?cmp=googleproducts&kw=toposet5howe&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0_fIzOCo4AIVT1mGCh3dCwJ0EAYYASABEgKaGfD_BwE $129 plus shipping. I am not

Stan, no, I would recommend the wedge type holder. I think I bought mine through eBay. Kurt S. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

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I purchased the Phase II wedge type about 6 years ago. I've been very happy with it. I bought CDCO toolholders and found that their dimensions are a bit variable (the locking handle locks in a variety

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CDCO has an AXA wedge type but they are out of stock and the price is $3,000.

Opps. I forgot the punch line which is: Is this the one you are recommending?