ID quick change holder

[engheads]

Good Evening All,

I'm not up on all the sizes of quick change (qc) holders. I have a piece that holds 1" tools, is close to a CXA, CAx and few others but not the same.
No markings.
Dovetails are 1.62" at top and 2.18" approx at bottom.

Couldn't find anything similar on net.
Thanks to anyone who can help.

 

[neanderthal mach]

Second picture, top left side of that tool holder has stamped marks on it that may or may not be part of a manufacturing logo and/or part no. Yet you say there's no markings on it? I sure can't read it well enough just going by your picture, so maybe start by telling us what it says first.

 

[sfriedberg]

Compare your toolblock against the dimensions in the Aloris catalog. If it's bigger than a CXA, it's probably a CA. That is either a type #1 (most likely) or a type #1S (extra-deep slot).

 

[engheads]

Second picture, top left side of that tool holder has stamped marks on it that may or may not be part of a manufacturing logo and/or part no. Yet you say there's no markings on it? I sure can't read it well enough just going by your picture, so maybe start by telling us what it says first.

 

[engheads]

The marking appear to be hand stamped since they are not in a line,upside down, not evenly spaced. EE (not lined up), & upside down, NA, something resembling a poor T, an R. I suspect them to be owner or maker marking and no help in ID item.

 

[engheads]

Compare your toolblock against the dimensions in the Aloris catalog. If it's bigger than a CXA, it's probably a CA. That is either a type #1 (most likely) or a type #1S (extra-deep slot).

That was my guess but it's not right everywhere. the DT is a CXA, so it mush have been home spun for that post.

 

[???]

T, an R.

I have a quite a few tools given to me by a friend, TR often means Tool Room