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WTB micro boring head cartridge for boring bars

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Hi guys
Looking to find and buy some boring bar micro heads.Here are some picture to show what I am looking for the bars ars 50 taper. This should give idea what I am looking for 36BC149F-0566-4351-86B3-5B0AE31375DA.jpgA0422FA0-2B54-48B8-BE89-A96AA32C3B80.jpg7B5452A8-962C-4E69-A453-FCE3BC29988F.jpg thanks Collector
 
Hi guys
Looking to find and buy some boring bar micro heads.Here are some picture to show what I am looking for the bars ars 50 taper. This should give idea what I am looking for View attachment 242843View attachment 242844View attachment 242845 thanks Collector

If it were my need, I'd be "selecting" a system or "family" first. Borrowed photos? Or do you have the very ones shown? If so, who made them, and are you happy with them?

EX: The old DeVlieg? Cartridges, basically. Those needed the whole "support infrastructure" for offline setting and such - at which point they could be serious-good.

Without it? Essentially useless.

Same again, most other systems out there these days. They all can work, but they are not all the same for all work.

Pick one. Or a "shortlist". Then chase off that list, not the whole world.
 
Collector, you are going to have to tell us what size you want. Those look like DeVlieg cartridges to me. DeVlieg cartridges were made in sizes 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, and 10, with 1 being the smallest. If I have to guess, I'd say those are #5. Then they are available in all sorts of end configurations, in brazed carbide, hss, and indexible. Then there is whether you want cartridges for 90 degree mounting or angular mounting.

Dials are a little simpler, depending on whether you want straight or angular mount dials. The thread is the same, just the number of graduations differ. Then there are also the washers for the socket flat head screw.

I have a small selection, let me know what you want.

There are no pre carbide era Microbore cartridges, just cartridges that aren't carbide tipped.
 
There are no pre carbide era Microbore cartridges, just cartridges that aren't carbide tipped.

LOL! Point taken, How about "when carbides were still for richer companies than some of us worked for!"

Mind - if the firms HAD invested in upgrades to Carbides we might not have BEEN so damned poor.

That water is 60 years under the bridge, already, but the point still applies, I am sure!

Keep up - or lose out to those who do.
 
8A5498F4-7AA7-4A04-9854-8BCB07BC1C20.jpgB585CB25-5D27-4384-ADA0-2D7E3561EE96.jpg851CC90E-EF84-425E-B4DD-5F5AAA667960.jpgHi Gbent
It looks like I need size 7 and 10 to fit the boring bars. And they would have to be angled back ones. Like the number 10 you show.Heres a couple pictures. And a boring bar I made up. And if yours are for sale I am interested.
Thanks Collector
 
I several brazed carbide size 7 cartridges new and gently used. I aslo have 1, 2, & 3. I wont beable to take pictures until after work late sunday night so please PM if interested. Respectfully,
Jason
 
That would be great, keeroo, but your company website doesn't actually list any Devlieg MicroBore cartridges. Just stuff for your own line of deep hole boring tools.

So, does Klloys actually make cartridges compatible with MicroBore, or was this just a sloppy spam?
 
I got a whole bunch of tooling for a Devlieg JigMill Spiramatic.
Whole bunch of Mikro-Tech cartridges. I'm not sure what they go to.
Then a bunch of The MicroBore Turning tools?
I'll post again, they only let me put 5 photos in a post
Is this the stuff you're looking for?
 

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Forgot I had a box of these. I think the heads in my first photo are interchangeable boring bar heads, not the Micro-bore stuff.
 

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