Spindle Conversion Kits

These drivers and wrenches tighten and loosen fasteners that secure inserts and other components of indexable cutting tools. They are commonly used when rotating (indexing) inserts to expose a new cutting edge, replacing worn inserts, or changing to different inserts.

These drivers and wrenches tighten and loosen fasteners that secure inserts and other components of indexable cutting tools. They are commonly used when rotating (indexing) inserts to expose a new cutting edge, replacing worn inserts, or changing to different inserts.

This turning toolholder has a 0.75 inch width shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with copying, facing, and turning. It also has right hand cutting direction, along with six inch length.

This turning toolholder has a 0.75 inch width shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with copying, facing, and turning. It also has right hand cutting direction, along with six inch length.

This turning toolholder has a one inch wide shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with external threading. It also has right hand cutting direction, along with six inch length.

This turning toolholder has a one inch wide shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with external threading. It also has right hand cutting direction, along with six inch length.

This turning toolholder has a 0.75 inch width shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with copying and turning. It also has right hand cutting direction, along with 4½ inch length.

This turning toolholder has a 0.75 inch width shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with copying and turning. It also has right hand cutting direction, along with 4½ inch length.

Dial and electronic tool setters are used to accurately position a workpiece and or machine spindle. Also known as zero setters, these tools have a spring-loaded setting face and a magnetic dial Z-axis zero setter.

Dial and electronic tool setters are used to accurately position a workpiece and or machine spindle. Also known as zero setters, these tools have a spring-loaded setting face and a magnetic dial Z-axis zero setter.

This turning toolholder has a 0.75 inch width shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with copying and turning. It also has neutral cutting direction, along with 4½ inch length.

This turning toolholder has a 0.75 inch width shank. This turning toolholder is designed for use with copying and turning. It also has neutral cutting direction, along with 4½ inch length.

Dial and electronic tool setters are used to accurately position a workpiece and or machine spindle. Also known as zero setters, these tools have a spring-loaded setting face and a magnetic dial Z-axis zero setter.

Dial and electronic tool setters are used to accurately position a workpiece and or machine spindle. Also known as zero setters, these tools have a spring-loaded setting face and a magnetic dial Z-axis zero setter.

Dial and electronic tool setters are used to accurately position a workpiece and or machine spindle. Also known as zero setters, these tools have a spring-loaded setting face and a magnetic dial Z-axis zero setter.

Dial and electronic tool setters are used to accurately position a workpiece and or machine spindle. Also known as zero setters, these tools have a spring-loaded setting face and a magnetic dial Z-axis zero setter.

These drivers and wrenches tighten and loosen fasteners that secure inserts and other components of indexable cutting tools. They are commonly used when rotating (indexing) inserts to expose a new cutting edge, replacing worn inserts, or changing to different inserts.

These drivers and wrenches tighten and loosen fasteners that secure inserts and other components of indexable cutting tools. They are commonly used when rotating (indexing) inserts to expose a new cutting edge, replacing worn inserts, or changing to different inserts.