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28th November 2014, 01:43 PM #16New Member
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Owner of Dale Tools here, noticed a spike in traffic from this post so I thought I'd drop in.
I'm here to listen. If anyone is interested, please feel free to tell me what you would like to see on the market and at what price you think is reasonable, and I will do my best to make it happen.
Currently sold out of the inserts for the posted tool, but I have a large order on its way in the next couple of weeks with a much wider range of tool holders and inserts (full profile ISO threading, aluminium grade inserts etc).
Also if there is a keen respected member here I'd be happy to send a review unit of any of my tool holders with a few inserts for you to try. I believe in only stocking high quality items, but I will let my customers be the judge of that. I personally work with titanium and cobalt chrome so that's my benchmark.
I have a small shopfront/office in Yarraville, Melbourne if anyone would like to drop in and have a look, address is on the website =)
Rhett
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29th November 2014, 10:21 AM #17
Rhett,
I am one of the people who looked at the site. I was very interested. I am looking for threading tool holders and inserts. I did not see an internal threading holder. I presume the insert prices are per insert. Any discount for buying 10.
By the way, what is an32mm External Boring Bar - S32T-MTUNR16
Dean
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29th November 2014, 10:24 AM #18
Rhett,
I am one of the people who looked at the site. I was very interested. I am looking for threading tool holders and inserts. I did not see an internal threading holder. I presume the insert prices are per insert. Any discount for buying 10?
By the way, what is an32mm External Boring Bar - S32T-MTUNR16
A similar situation occurred when "Smith and Arrow" were mentioned on this forum. They started offering monthly specials for forum members.
Dean
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29th November 2014, 12:30 PM #19New Member
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Hi Dean,
I currently have one size internal threading holder which isn't listed on my site yet, it has a 13mm shank. The new stock coming in the next couple of couple of weeks includes 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 20mm and 25mm shanks. Inserts will include 55 and 60 degree partial profiles, and a range of full profile ISO metric inserts from 1.0-3.0mm. All inserts are the best available grade with a TiAlN coating.
Are there threading requirements that you might have that wouldn't be covered by this range? I'm happy to send you a unit to try if you're happy to wait for the new stock to come in?
There will be a scale of discounts for buying more than 1 insert, I'm working on an intuitive way to implement it on the website at the moment. With about 50 different types of insert on the way I need to keep it manageable.
Good catch on the external boring bars, not sure what I was thinking there!!
More than happy to offer forum members specials, but I'd be more inclined to offer a percentage discount at the checkout applicable to all products instead of random monthly specials.
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29th November 2014, 12:37 PM #20Pink 10EE owner
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When buying inserts I always look at the grade and look at the manufacturers list of grades to see where it lies...
I only buy steel inserts at this point in time, but even in that there is a wide variation in grades.... Very tough but less hard inserts for doing stuff like interrupted cuts, then you get very hard but brittle for doing hardened material but they will chip at the slightest interrupted cut and be rendered useless...Light red, the colour of choice for the discerning man.
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29th November 2014, 02:23 PM #21I currently have one size internal threading holder which isn't listed on my site yet, it has a 13mm shank. The new stock coming in the next couple of couple of weeks includes 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 20mm and 25mm shanks. Inserts will include 55 and 60 degree partial profiles, and a range of full profile ISO metric inserts from 1.0-3.0mm. All inserts are the best available grade with a TiAlN coating.
Are there threading requirements that you might have that wouldn't be covered by this range? I'm happy to send you a unit to try if you're happy to wait for the new stock to come in?
There will be a scale of discounts for buying more than 1 insert, I'm working on an intuitive way to implement it on the website at the moment. With about 50 different types of insert on the way I need to keep it manageable.
Good catch on the external boring bars, not sure what I was thinking there!!
More than happy to offer forum members specials, but I'd be more inclined to offer a percentage discount at the checkout applicable to all products instead of random monthly specials.
Dean
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2nd December 2014, 09:28 AM #22SENIOR MEMBER
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Hey Shane,
Have a set of the 12mm 5 piece tools you first linkedtoo. They are OK, but I eventuallyreplaced them with 16mm SCLCR tooling which is much better.The 12mm ones still get used though, theoriginal tips have long gone but they were an ISO size so you can easily buyreplacements off ebay.Like someonementioned before though, the carbide tip is not well supported with these tools,and they aren’t a well finished item.
Id just go for the SCLCR stuff in 12 or 16mm straight awayif I had my time again.
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11th December 2014, 08:39 AM #23
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27th December 2014, 06:55 PM #24SENIOR MEMBER
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Rhett,
Good to see you've listed a greater range. Very nice prices! I'll be ordering some inserts in the new year.
Website looks good, though it took me a minute to work out how to set quantity of inserts. I think it would be ideal to have a quantity box on the insert page, and also if the text on the cart page was a bit bigger.
Best of luck with the venture, it's great to see someone selling inserts at good prices locally.
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28th December 2014, 11:38 AM #25New Member
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12th January 2015, 09:58 PM #26future machinist
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Apologies
Hi Auscart sorry I never gave you those toolholders. they were In my car but I unluckily rolled and wrote off my car a day before new years eve and some of the toolholders were lost
BETTER TO HAVE TOOLS YOU DON'T NEED THAN TO NEED TOOLS YOU DON'T HAVE
Andre
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12th January 2015, 11:15 PM #27
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