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A tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.

A tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.

A face grooving tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.

A tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.

A tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.

A tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.

A tool holder is a machining component that holds the end mill in place. Its purpose is to hold the tool in place as precisely and firmly as possible, as a barely perceptible increase in runout can ruin your project or break your cutting tool. Different types of holders have varying levels of runout and balance.