There are, but similar to other bits-n-pieces around the 'Space, if you want to be sure what you are using is available and in a state that won’t prevent you from getting results you want,you can;t really go wrong with getting your own. Same with whatever bits and cutters and etc.you think you will be using. Maybe come in and inventory what’s here and make some test cuts/milling/etc. and see how you feel about it?
Note: You are already probably aware…both Sherline lathe and mill are “training required” tools.
We do not have work holding collets . We have milling collets and a selection of milling cutter holders . These are not good for work holding because they are not drilled through and this cannot hold longer stock. The taig er16 adapted fits Sherline as does the beall tool er 32 adapter set .
The Sherline ww collets are also nice, but we don’t have them at the space . If you want to try any of these out, let me know and I will bring them up for you to try . I have them all in my home shop .
IIWM, I’d be looking at the WW collets. Sherline has a 5.7mm one. You will need a WW collet drawbar/adapter for the lathe. If you buy a WW set, there will be a collet drawbar and adapter included.
Yep. Very aware of the WW collets.Will probably purchase a Sherline potting collet. In the midst of working on a brass model locomotiveand need to make a custom gearbox using gears I purchased from Northwest Short Line. Also need to modify a gear and make bearings. Potting collet will probably be my best option.