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Power Tool Organizer Wall Mount with Charging Station,Cordless Tool Organizer 8 Drill Holder, 4 Layer Storage Rack for Garage Organization,Tool Holder with 8 Outlet Power Strip (Red) #chargingstation #wallmount #garageorganization #toolholder #powerstrip #cordlessdrill
Power Tool Organizer Wall Mount with Charging Station,Cordless Tool Organizer 8 Drill Holder, 4 Layer Storage Rack for Garage Organization,Tool Holder with 8 Outlet Power Strip (Red)
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November 8, 2026 at 11:56 PM
Power Tool Organizer Wall Mount with Charging Station,Cordless Tool Organizer 8 Drill Holder, 4 Layer Storage Rack for Garage Organization,Tool Holder with 8 Outlet Power Strip (Red) #cordlessdrill #chargingstation #toolholder #powertools #wallmount
Power Tool Organizer Wall Mount with Charging Station,Cordless Tool Organizer 8 Drill Holder, 4 Layer Storage Rack for Garage Organization,Tool Holder with 8 Outlet Power Strip (Red)
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November 6, 2026 at 9:14 AM
Modelled this boringbar holder in #freecad for my lathe which can take up to 20mm boringbars. And made it as well:-)

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September 18, 2026 at 11:51 AM
i just needed to shorten a bolt, now I'm making a custom wrench to get to the stuck pin in machine the toolholder got stuck in when the tool broke while trying to cut the fixture to hold the bolt I'm trying to cut.
September 15, 2026 at 4:45 PM
We printed this 8-color Blue-ringed Octopus tool holder on the Prusa CORE One + with INDX! 🐙✨ 3,676 toolchanges, a clean print, and minimal filament waste. And the best part? Those tentacles even work as a handy desktop toolholder! 🛠️ www.printables.com/model/182166...
August 24, 2026 at 2:26 PM
my understanding is every axis after 3 is either wrist-style rotation at the toolholder or rotating the workholding setup, depending on which axis and the type of machine. I've seen six axis ones for auto parts but I'm sure there's even more
August 21, 2026 at 9:51 PM
Conventional tool changers change the whole tool holder. Which means you have a toolholder for every tool in the rack. This makes it easier but toolholders are big and expensive.
July 10, 2024 at 5:25 AM
pro tip: always remember what kinda toolholder you have on your lathe before buying the tooling! and no, your 3/8" shank won't fit in a 1/2" holder.

ask me how i found out
March 7, 2025 at 8:58 PM
This tool rack from End-CNC was quite a big inspiration for this: makerworld.com/de/models/11...
SK30 / BT30 Toolholder Rack by End-CNC
I have built a little toolholder rack for my SK30 toolholder. It fits also to BT30 toolholder.I've printed it with no supports in ASA. Please beware of the material shrink! You have to scale it possib...
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December 7, 2024 at 10:01 PM
dgk pattern macro
<p>i have a uno reverse macro request. I had a Main Haimer toolholder powermill file that i used to create all my HSK toolholders from, i had a pretty slick macro that would add in creation of the "spun patterns" somehow over time my powermill has emptied about 100 patterns, from my list.&nbsp; i wanted to know if there could be a way to batch the dgk templates back into patterns using part of my original pattern.<br /><br />i would drag the model into Powermill , wait for it to load. then run macro. it would rotate, the model to correct orientation, and using the Y axis rotation the model to create a pattern, and then trim it to ZX plane. then it deletes the model and all left to do is a bit manual trimming and its done.&nbsp;</p><p>-----------------------------------------------------------------------</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><br />String $Active_ModelName = FOLDER('model')[0].name</p><p>//this is for pattern making on Haimer Holders</p><p>PROJECT SAVE</p><p>UNDRAW PATTERN ALL</p><p>ROTATE TRANSFORM ISO1<br />TRANSFORM RESET TRANSFORM TYPE ROTATEZ TRANSFORM ANGLE<br />"-90"<br />TRANSFORM MODEL ALL</p><p>FORM RIBBON TAB "Pattern"<br />CREATE PATTERN ;<br />EDIT PATTERN ; CURVEEDITOR START</p><p>CURVEEDITOR MODE SPUN_PROFILE<br />EDIT PAR 'Powermill.CurveEditor.SpunProfile.Tolerance' ".001"<br />CURVEEDITOR SPUN_PROFILE AXIS Y<br />CURVEEDITOR SPUN_PROFILE CREATE<br />CURVEEDITOR MODE DEFAULT</p><p>CURVEEDITOR MODE ROTATE<br />STATUS EDITING_PLANE ZX<br />MODE TRANSFORM ROTATE ANGLE "90"</p><p>ROTATE TRANSFORM TOP<br />CURVEEDITOR FINISH ACCEPT</p><p>RENAME Pattern ; $Active_ModelName<br />DELETE MODEL ALL //REM this line when doing shell mills, edit pattern, then delete model manually</p><p>EDIT PATTERN ; CURVEEDITOR START<br />CURVEEDITOR MODE SEGMENT_BREAK<br />CURVEEDITOR SELECT ALL</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>CURVEEDITOR FINISH ACCEPT</p>
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January 27, 2026 at 3:39 PM