Toolholding

Our picks for toolholding that punch above their price.

Toolholding

2 picks
ER Collet Chucks
Haas Tooling

ER Collet Chucks

~$80 (ER32 CAT40)

ER collet chucks (an ER32 CAT40 runs about $80) — basic but well-priced workhorse holders.

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Tool Holders
MJ Tooling

Tool Holders

Beyond gages, M&J moves used tool holders (CAT/BT) at refurbished prices.

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Dull drills slowing you down?

The cheapest way to keep a drill cutting clean is to resharpen it, not replace it. We recondition HSS drills by mail from our shop in Perry, OK — flat-rate, fast turnaround.

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Dull drills slowing you down?

The cheapest way to keep a drill cutting clean is to resharpen it, not replace it. We recondition HSS drills by mail from our shop in Perry, OK — flat-rate, fast turnaround.

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