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I have been advised by several digitalhobbyist forum members to place all relevant drawing information in reference to the swinging tool holder in the digitalhobbyist files section. This is what I

The brass "SAFETY" handle was used in the "cutting bottles'' work It applied pressure to the radial glass cutter by hand and left all limbs clear if the glass broke prematurely while ensuring there

That handle needs to be discussed, again. Ralph wrote:

Greg I am more of a doer, and I take photos?as it helps me remeber what I have done. Most bottles used were empty from the local bars. Must admit it was thirsty work so we did empty a few ourselves.

I had wondered about the handle shown in some of the photos of the swing-up holder.? Clever!

I will post the pdf files of the swinging tool holder into digitalhobbyist later this week. Thanks for all of your interest. John Lindo

Hi, John, I had a couple of other photos that you had sent me at the time that I thought might be of interest... -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *SATTINGER’S LAW: It works better if you plug it

John, you could put the .pdf in the files here in digitalhobbyist files also. I do want them and if you do not mind I could post them to the mini lathe group. I have not been banned yet. Ralph

Would love to have a copy of your pdf in the files section of the MiniLathes group ( /g/Mini-Lathes/ ) - we are building out a good library of plans there. Jonathan

Gday John Have you considered starting a Youtube channel your brilliant work deserves a much wider audience. Greg PS you did not say who emptied all the bottles!

Hi John , Great tool could I have a copy of the drawings also. Cheers Allen

Hi John, The roller bearings are a good idea.? Thank you for the offer of PDFs, but, since I'm using the Norman style QCTP, the design would have to be modified quite a bit.? Probably easier to roll

As a post with an interest in the swinging tool holder is current, I will include another use of this tool. Short history, a friend of mine was building an outside BBQ plus bar. The bar support wall

Hello Marc I have read your post and can initially provide photos of both external and internal swinging tool holders that I made several years ago. I am currently writing an article for Home Shop

Charlie suggested I post my question here as well as the 7x12 forum.? I'm thinking about making a swing-up tool holder to facilitate threading ops and am wondering if any folks here have made one,

John, Yes, my ER-32 collets fit into the mounting ring correctly. If you look at the series of photos that show the thread gauges, one of these shows an ER-32 collet mounted in the collet holder with

Hi, Ralph, I am not sure... it didn't really come up. I'm just happy we resolved it. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *SATTINGER’S LAW: It works better if you plug it in.*

Charlie This is still a bit confusing to me, basically do you have an ER 40 holder ? with an ER 32 internal locking ring dimensions. I would have thought you would need ER 40 collets, all ER holders

Had they known about the difference? Ralph