When you look at your shop's tool room, how many holders are a little beat up? At what point should a toolholder be retired and replaced?
When you look at your shop's tool room, how many holders are a little beat up? At what point should a toolholder be retired and replaced? In this TechChat, David covers the various ways a toolholder can be damaged and what it takes to refurbish that holder; or, in some cases, when it needs to go.
Previously Featured on REGO-FIX's YouTube channel.
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