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  1. #1
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    Exclamation Miniature Automatic Tool Changer

    Miniature Automatic Tool Changer

    Home Shop Accessories Inc. of Louisville, Kentucky has released plans
    and kits for the first, fully automatic tool changer designed for
    miniature machining and CNC applications. The tool changer is a
    complete, self-contained spindle and turret that was specifically
    designed to work with Sherline, Taig, MaxNC, and other mini CNC
    milling machines.

    This six-station sequential tool changer will take your hobby CNC to
    the next level of performance and productivity. The mechanism can be
    used in full, or semi-automatic mode and features a six-station tool
    turret and pneumatic drawbar.

    The tool changer can function with CNC or manual machines and
    requires only one, single actuation signal, either manual or remote,
    to execute a tool change cycle.

    Highlights

    One channel of digital I/O (no subroutine programming or separate
    controller)
    Multiple kit levels available for beginner thru advanced
    Rapid tool change, 1 to 3 second cycle time
    Full or semi automatic operation
    Fast growing community of builders online at Yahoo minitoolchanger
    group
    Secure, fast, online ordering with PayPal, receive your plans in a
    few minutes!

    Online info: go to www.homeshopaccessories.com
    or Join in the mini tool changer discussion online at
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mintoolchanger

  2. #2
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    That is way cool.

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