Lathe Essentials

fiolledapool

fiolledapool

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I want to buy new essentials for my lathe.
Someone that can advise me where to buy this items? good quality and good prices, please.

I need:

- Gun for cored
- Drills and Taps for Joint (3/8" - 10)
- Drills and Taps for Weight Bolts (3/8" - 16)
- Tool Bits for wood
- Tool bits for Metal
- Cutter for V-Points (90 degree)
- Cutter/Bits for inlays

if I will can buy all items in a one store will be perfect because so I will pay one shipping cost only.

Thanks
 
Listing what equipment You will be using, may help people properly answer Your question, although, I don't know if there is a place to get It all in one shot. Maybe with 2 orders, but that may be dependent on what equipment You are using.

For the 3/8-10 taps I would recommend Atlas. They have the piloted versions, some of the ones I use, and they work well for Me. They also sell miniature end mills for inlay, a long 3/8-16 tap for weight bolts, and many other things We use to make cues with. There are other places to buy the endmills though.

There are other places I could recommend for some of the other stuff, but like I mentioned may be better if We knew the type of equipment Your gonna be using. What size router collet, tool bit sizes, etc.

Greg
 
fiolledapool said:
I want to buy new essentials for my lathe.
Someone that can advise me where to buy this items? good quality and good prices, please.

I need:

- Gun for cored
- Drills and Taps for Joint (3/8" - 10)
- Drills and Taps for Weight Bolts (3/8" - 16)
- Tool Bits for wood
- Tool bits for Metal
- Cutter for V-Points (90 degree)
- Cutter/Bits for inlays

if I will can buy all items in a one store will be perfect because so I will pay one shipping cost only.

Thanks
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This place is a good resource
http://www1.mscdirect.com/cgi/nnsrhm
 
The tools that are not specific to cues can likely be found locally (or at least in Spain). Shipping tool bits over the Atlantic ocean seems rather wasteful. The cue specific items like special thread taps are different, but look for a local supplier for the generic stuff, you'll save lots of time, money, and agravation that way.

Dave
 
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