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DTH-.375-XX "A-LEE-SAM" $24.99 MADE FROM 1/2" ALUMINUM PLATE! This unique metal lathe tool accessory will allow the home shop machinist, model builder, gunsmith, custom Cue maker, (Billiards), ornamental wood turner etc. to be able to utilize their Dremel® tool, (or other moto-tool), on their metal lathe's 3/8 inch tool holder, and be able to precisely control it's movement! Check the thread of your Dremel® FIRST then choose your thread size in the drop down list. Made from 1/2", high strength aluminum plate, with a 3/8 in. tall X 1/2 in. wide shank and tapped EITHER 3/4 X 12 tpi, 3/4 X 16 tpi or M18-1.5mm. By placing the shank in your tool holder, you will be able to use your Dremel® tool as a cut-off tool to very precisely cut your bolts or screws to length! Great for the pen turner who wants to trim the brass inner tube or make his own tubes from bulk tubing! Custom cue makers have found this to be a great item! Precise grinding can be achieved by using the many sizes and profiles of grinding stones, discs etc. on the market while in your lathe's compound. Placing off-center holes in your projects while held in your lathe's chuck and using a drill bit in the moto-tool is easier than moving it to the drill press and having to do a set up again! SEE PIC #1 FOR ACTUAL TOOLHOLDER! Use on any lathe capable of using 3/8 inch tall X 1/2 inch wide shank tools. Such as, Taig, Sherline, Atlas, Craftsman, Emco, Prazi, Logan, Monarch, Hardinge, Southbend, and the chinese imports. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR LATHE WILL ACCEPT YOUR DREMEL OVER THE COMPOUND/CROSS SLIDE WHILE CENTERED IN YOUR TOOL HOLDER before purchasing! SEE PIC #1 FOR ACTUAL TOOLHOLDER! Most modern, (post 1983), Dremel models have ¾ X 12 tpi ! The only ¾ X 16 tpi models are as follows... Dremel model #'s - #270, 370 & 380 ALL are ¾ X 16 tpi Ryobi model HT20vs is also ¾ X 16 tpi Black and Decker, Craftsman and Alltrade so far seem to be all ¾ X 12 tpi. WEN #2305, (and other modern models) are 3/4" X 12tpi - (older versions may be M18-1.5mm) Please e-mail me with any questions PRIOR to bidding! The recipient is responsible for all duties, taxes and other fees imposed by that government. |