Materials/Mechanical/Machining Specific Deals

90% off sale on Micro 100 carbide tooling - over a thousand line items!

PhotonFanatic said:

Here.

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EDIT: The good folks from CETS had a typo - the discount is still at 50%. Good pricing on quality stuff, but not the 90% discount.

Contact Kevin directly to see what is still available, but here is the list I got from him (remember the discount is really 50%):
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tXDJ3MALm5m7ajftWTqIREA&output=html


Kevin also noted that larger orders will get an even larger discount, so contact Kevin for details. I already ordered from him and the Micro 100 stuff that I got was absolutely brand new - first class, and Kevin's customer support is second to none ;)


Link to their web site - note they have other flyers/specials going on as well:
http://www.cetsonline.com/flyers.html

Will

Cutting Edge Tool Supply is offering these complete kits/sets at half price, which is a great deal:

PART# DESCRIPTION LIST PRICE SALE PRICE
40-2100
Indexable Boring Bar (Coolant-Thru) - 3 Piece Set
SDUCR Bar Sizes 3/8, 1/2, 5/8 uses DCMT 21.51 $203.50 $101.75


40-2400
Indexable Boring Bar (Coolant-Thru) - 3 Piece Set
STFCR Bar Sizes 3/8, 1/2, 5/8 uses TCMT 21.51 $203.50 $101.75


40-2500
Indexable Boring Bar (Coolant-Thru) - 3 Piece Set
Bar Sizes 3/8, 1/2, 5/8 uses CCMT 31.51 $302.50 $151.25


40-7101
Indexable Mulit-Purpose - 1/4" 7 Piece Set
Multi-purpose Toolholders uses CCMT 21.51 $218.90 $109.45


40-7102
Indexable Mulit-Purpose - 5/16" 7 Piece Set
Multi-purpose Toolholders uses CCMT 21.51 $225.50 $112.75


40-7103
Indexable Mulit-Purpose - 3/8" 7 Piece Set
Multi-purpose Toolholders uses CCMT 21.51 $236.50 $118.25


40-7150
Indexable Mulit-Purpose - 3/4" 4 Piece Set
Includes 3 Square Shank & 1 Round Shank $385.00 $192.50


40-7200
Indexable Mulit-Purpose - 5/16" 4 Piece Set
Includes 3 Square Shank & 1 Round Shank $178.75 $89.38


40-7203
Indexable Mulit-Purpose - 5/8" 4 Piece Set
Includes 3 Square Shank & 1 Round Shank $269.50 $134.75


60-3003
3PC COOLANT INDEXABLE MILLING SET
Includes 3 Endmills and Inserts $242.00 $122.50


I already got a few of these kits, and they are outstanding!

To learn more about the inserts for Al that you can use with these kits, you can visit this thread:
link

Will

darkzero said:

Travers' Overstock page: https://www.travers.com/overstock/

22-025-431 T&O CNMG 431 C2 CARBIDE INSERT $0.87

Minimum 10 but still under $9

Ends 11/30/2009

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Just wondering if anyone have bought and tried these inserts?
They are still available.

Big one guys!

Wow! Save 20% on your entire Enco order of $99 or more
today through Friday, January 29, 2010!

Just apply promo code: SAVE20 on the shopping cart page at use-enco.com,

Where was that last week when I dropped over $500:scowl:

On the bright side I got FREE SHIPPING! WOO HOO!

Maybe there is more room on the CC!

Thanks Chris, that is a big one. :party:

If you need a small air impact wrench (small engine repairs, motorcycle repairs, assembly work), Johnson Cutting Tools has the CP719 on sale at $89.95. Best web price is around $145. Includes a 6-point, deep well socket set.

http://catalogue.cp.com/e-catalogue/index_xmlhttp.asp?target=vs-impactwrenches&BA=it

Here's a new Blake co-ax indicator on ebay for $175:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Blake-Co-Ax-Dia...cmdZViewItemQQptZBI_Mills?hash=item1c0fb23fde

Seems like a pretty good price.

Sieg c4 on sale: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0033RWC2Q/freebgalorfre-20/

I am seriously thinking about getting this. Seems like a good deal...

Ebay has a QT-10 10HP 35CFM 175PSI listed for $500 0 bids, 16 hours left.

Local pick up in El Cajon, CA. Even dropping a smaller motor and single phase could be worthwhile, these things normally run in the $2000-3000 range.

Re: Free Books

I don't know if this really fits, but it seems pretty good to me. Free is a great price, even for books. A post on KnifeDogs has links to a Starrett Tools & Rules for Precision Measuring and Seco/Warwic's Heat Treating Data Book. You don't have to heat treat and anneal flashlights :ohgeez: but the measuring book seems interesting. And I never know who might be interested in using harder materials than aluminum or titanium.

Hope this helps,
Steve

I spotted this in the craigslist San Francisco area. For $50 plus a replacement motor you would have the ability to work on many flashlight parts. Bezels, minimags, 2C, surefires, etc.

:) It's the same model I started with.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/tls/1673620485.html

Daniel

FREE from Starrett

Just got my copy of Starrett's Tools & Rules, thanks to SMflorkey (post #50). A great booklet, well worth a phone call or email.

I also got a copy of Starrett's book and it is in fact a great resource!

As to specials, I wanted to pass along this on the Micro100 items, right now at 50% off:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AokJ5wmAvlDPdG1ydU5sZXJrM0pVVWNJbC1BLVlkamc&hl=en

and also the following Mitutoyo items at 50% off as well:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AokJ5wmAvlDPdHFpcjBZVUgwdzBhUjNWdVlySnlaaFE&hl=en


I have ordered from CETS Online before, but I am not associated with them - just a happy customer ;)

Will

No minimum required.

A really nice Yuasa 8" rotary table on the PM site, but it's pickup only in Pound Ridge, New York 10576. $300, about 1/3 of new price.



http://www.practicalmachinist.com/v...sale-wanted/yuasa-8-rotary-table-sale-202364/

Man, I'm tempted - about 30 minutes from here

If you want the nicest 8" RT on the planet, this is a steal. MSC shows $942.30 + tax + shipping, and the "40% off sale price" usually gets a 15% discount on an item like this.

http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT?PMPXNO=1794654&PMT4NO=84342337

I have 8 new unused aluminum specific TMX CNMG432-HA H01 in original box that I'd like $38 shipped for if anyone is interested. They also work good on steel. Figure I'd offer them here before anywhere else.

Same insert as Korloy CNMG120408-HA H01

I have a great deal here. This is my oldest Fluke voltmeter - in fact I am the 3rd or 4th owner. It still works great, but I now have newer/fancier Fluke voltmeters, so this one no longer gets used. The case looks horrible and dirty (first and second owner I am told), but the meter was always protected. The only "gotcha"? It does not come with wires/probes - you have to buy those yourself at Radio Shack, Fry's, etc.

Some pictures:







The meter is still accurate. Here reading my high precision 5.0000 volt reference:



So why it is a good deal? Because it is FREE. Yes, FREE, but only to a forum member that has been in the forums at least 6 months. You only pay me $10.95 for a medium size USPS Priority Box.

Must post here first. Posts here take precedence over PM's, emails, smoke signals, etc..

Will

Will,

That is very generous of you.
I'd like to have it. If you don't mind.

Thank you,
Alex