Dorian Tool 73310100104 Axa Boring Turning Facing Holder

Product Description

The DORIAN TOOL 73310100104 is an AXA Series Number 2 Boring, Turning, and Facing Tool Post Holder designed for metal lathes with a swing capacity of 12 inches and under. Built for quick-change tool post systems, it accepts cutting tools up to 3/4 inch in size and provides a centerline height of 1.422 inches. The holder measures 1.75 inches overall height and 2.75 inches overall length, making it a compact, rigid solution for general turning and facing operations. Machinists and toolroom technicians install this holder as part of an AXA-compatible quick-change tool post setup on manual or CNC-assisted engine lathes.

This holder is suited for use on engine lathes, toolroom lathes, and similar manual turning machines with a swing of 12 inches or under. The Number 2 designation in the AXA series positions it as the standard boring, turning, and facing holder within that system. It is commonly installed in job shops, maintenance facilities, and production environments where repeatable tool positioning and fast changeover are priorities. No through-coolant feature is included on this holder.

Key Features

• AXA Series quick-change compatibility for fast, repeatable tool indexing
• Accepts cutting tools up to 3/4 inch maximum cutting tool size
• Designed for lathes with 12 inch swing and under
• Overall height of 1.75 inches and overall length of 2.75 inches for a compact footprint
• Centerline height of 1.422 inches for consistent tool alignment
• No through-coolant port - dry or flood coolant applied externally

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard component for AXA Series quick-change tool post systems installed on engine lathes with a maximum swing of 12 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a machinist or toolroom technician familiar with quick-change tool post systems. Power down and disengage the lathe spindle before mounting or adjusting any tool post holder. Secure the cutting tool within the holder using the manufacturer-specified clamping hardware and verify tool height alignment to the spindle centerline before resuming operation. Follow shop safety protocols and applicable machinery guarding standards when servicing lathe tooling.