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Plastic CNC bed for milling cutters with a cylindrical shank of 10 mm

Code: 2005 D10

The box is intended for storing cutters, drills, reamers and other tools with a cylindrical shank of 10 mm in diameter. You can full description and parameters

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On order, delivery time 2 - 3 weeks. It may vary depending on the manufacturer's capacity.

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Plastic CNC bed for milling cutters with a cylindrical shank of 10 mm

The box is intended for storing cutters, drills, reamers and other tools with a cylindrical shank of 10 mm in diameter. You can create any combination of individual elements. The elements are connected using a dovetail joint. Choice of red RAL 3020 or blue RAL 5015.

Dimension D: 52 mm
Dimension S: 52 mm
Dimension V: 72 mm
Dimension d: 10 mm
Dimension in: 70 mm
Dimension h: 30 mm
Number of cavities: 4
Warranty (years): 2
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  • HOW TO BOX
  • CONNECTING BOXES
  • Available colors

The building block system of boxes is used for the orderly and clear storage of tools at workplaces and in warehouses.

Sample 1 Sample 2
Sample 1 Sample 2

Supported clamping systems

  • cylindrical shank
  • MORSE cones
  • ISO-SK cones
  • ABS and ABS-N
  • HSK, KM, WDX, UTS
  • CAPTO
  • VDI clamps

Special boxes

The system includes special components for:
  • turning knives
  • collets
  • drill sets
  • threads
  • keys for IMBUS screws
  • electrode holders

The boxes are made of ABS material in two colors, red (RAL 3020) and blue (RAL 5015). You can find a detailed description of individual parts in the online catalog.

Building block system

The boxes are designed as a highly variable workshop kit. They are connected using a dovetail groove in any assembly. A fuse is used to prevent the assembly from being disassembled. If you need to disassemble the assembly again, the fuse must first be released for the individual parts.

Dovegrooving Flexible fuse
Dovegrooving Flexible fuse

All parts of the kit can be combined not only with each other, but also with boxes, panels and expansion elements.

When creating reports, follow the instructions. It is especially important to maintain the correct orientation of the kit parts during assembly. Incorrect orientation will make other parts impossible to connect.

You can download the instructions here!

Special Components

Among the components of the kit you will find special boxes for drill sets and boxes for storing IMBUS keys or an electrode holder.

For drill sets For IMBUS keys
For drill sets For IMBUS keys

In the boxes for drills, the diameters of the storage cavities are graduated in 0.1mm increments and have labels. The description speeds up the finding of the necessary drill, and the grading helps to correctly place the drill back in its proper place.

There are two simple rules to follow when creating reports. This will prevent difficulties and avoid a bad experience.

Users without previous experience are advised to take stock of the overall arrangement of the assembly on squared paper before starting work. This can be especially useful when combining parts with different join modules.

1) Consensual filming

1. Unordered boxes 2. Correctly turned boxes
1. Messy boxes 2. Correctly shot boxes

On each box you will find four different corners. Only one of them has an arrow shape and is called a positioning corner.

First rotate each element of the system correctly before connecting it to the assembly. The positioning corner should point to the lower (or closer) left corner of the resulting assembly (see Fig. 2).


2) Correct connection order

3. Connection order 4. Resulting assembly
3. Connection order 4. The resulting assembly

When creating an assembly, always first connect the individual boxes to the whole in the crosswise direction from left to right (direction 1). If the row is wide enough, you can connect other parts in the longitudinal direction from front to back (or bottom to top, direction 2).

Following the correct connection order means that you start at the near left (or lower left) corner of the assembly and end at the far right (upper right) corner of the assembly.

jak-na-boxy-cz.pdf (1.11 MB) - Instructions for connecting boxes for printing