Value Collection 951-11001 Axa Tool Post Holder Set 6 Piece

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 951-11001 is a six-piece AXA-series tool post holder set designed for use on lathes with a swing range of 9 to 12 inches. The set includes six holders configured to accept the standard AXA bolt hole diameter of 14.50 mm, making it a direct-fit solution for AXA-compatible quick-change tool post systems. Licensed machinists and experienced shop technicians install these holders to expand tooling capacity without changing the base tool post. The set ships as a single package unit with a total weight of 5 pounds and overall package dimensions of 7.48 inches by 7.48 inches by 3.86 inches.

This holder set is suited for manual engine lathes and toolroom lathes in the 9-to-12-inch swing class, which covers a wide range of benchtop and mid-size floor-standing machines commonly found in job shops, maintenance departments, and vocational training facilities. The AXA series is a standard sizing tier in the quick-change tool post ecosystem, and these holders allow machinists to pre-set multiple tools for faster changeovers during turning, boring, facing, and threading operations. Coolant-through capability is not included in this set.

Key Features

• Six AXA-series holders included in one set for broad tooling coverage
• Fits lathes with 9 to 12 inch swing range
• 14.50 mm bolt hole diameter for AXA quick-change tool post compatibility
• No coolant-through passages — standard dry or flood-coolant exterior use
• Packaged as a single unit at 5 pounds for straightforward receiving and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement and expansion set for AXA-series quick-change tool post systems used on lathes with a 9 to 12 inch swing.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or toolroom technicians. Before mounting or removing any holder, the lathe spindle must be stopped and the machine powered down. Holders should be seated fully in the tool post and clamping hardware snugged securely before taking cuts. Verify that tool height alignment is confirmed with a center-height gauge before beginning any turning operation.