WTT Hardinge Series CC- Tooling for Series C Tooling

HelicopterJohn · Feb 18, 2007

I have the following items that are in mint condition. Some may never have been used.

All of this tooling is the Hardinge CC- Series of tooling which I believe takes a thinner index plate. My Hardinge Chucker takes the C-Series of tooling.

I have attached photos of the items I have available.

(2) CC-21 5/8"
(1) CC-19 5/8"
(1) CC-4 5/8"
(1) CC-18 3/4"
(2) CC-33 3/4" Triple Tool Holder
(2) CC-33 5/8" Triple Tool Holder

Please e-mail me with any offers you may have. I am also looling for a 4" Riser with spider for a Bridgeport Mill and may consider some type of trade on that unit.

Thanks for taking a look.

John

HelicopterJohn · Mar 10, 2007

Still Looking

HelicopterJohn · Mar 23, 2007

gdgambler · Jul 21, 2017

tooling

I would be interested in purchasing some of your tooling. Allan @ 541-891-2357

DMSentra · Mar 4, 2024

HelicopterJohn said:
I have the following items that are in mint condition. Some may never have been used.

All of this tooling is the Hardinge CC- Series of tooling which I believe takes a thinner index plate. My Hardinge Chucker takes the C-Series of tooling.

I have attached photos of the items I have available.

(2) CC-21 5/8"
(1) CC-19 5/8"
(1) CC-4 5/8"
(1) CC-18 3/4"
(2) CC-33 3/4" Triple Tool Holder
(2) CC-33 5/8" Triple Tool Holder

Please e-mail me with any offers you may have. I am also looling for a 4" Riser with spider for a Bridgeport Mill and may consider some type of trade on that unit.

Thanks for taking a look.

John

I'm trying to find the centerline height from base on the CC-33-3/4" blocks, do you happen to know that?

mattthemuppet · Mar 4, 2024

the post is so old it has the ancient Photocrappit pics. It's almost older than some of my students. Do you really think the poster of this thread is still going to be around or have the tooling to hand to answer your question?

DMSentra · Mar 4, 2024

I really think the possibility is there, or I wouldn't have posted it.
What part do you have in this?

Metalurgent · Mar 5, 2024

I have the 5/8 version set up now. Pretty sure the cc tooling had a 1/2" from turret top to spindle center. The 3/4 version would likely be the same, just not as much meat left between the hole and the turret top.

Metalurgent · Mar 5, 2024

Just a heads up that there are two turret types that fit the CHNC. The dimensions that I suggested above are for 1/2" turret plate style.

DMSentra · Mar 5, 2024

Metalurgent said:
Just a heads up that there are two turret types that fit the CHNC. The dimensions that I suggested above are for 1/2" turret plate style.

Mine is the 8 tool style that looks like yours there and it's 5/8" from base to centerline. Maybe the 3/4" version of that block is made for my 5/8"?

Metalurgent · Mar 5, 2024

What machine do you have? My only reference are the CHNC machines with a turret choice of 3/8" or 1/2 " from top of turret surface to spindle centerline. If I had the cc-33- 3/4" , I would expect to use it for boring bars or drill bushings, likely to be centered on the spindle.
I'm not familiar with anything that puts the top of the turret @ 5/8" from spindle center. I suppose you could just shim it up, but you'd lose the locating lip on the tooling.

DMSentra · Mar 11, 2024

CHNCII, I did my math wrong. It is 1/2" centerline height.

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