Yes I am using the Tormach TTS tooling system. I have used them on the mill already and have had a good outcome with them so far. I measure all the tools in their dedicated TTS holder prior to placing in the mill so I know the height of the tool. All of these measurements are placed in my tool table automatically when done. I have a tool setter now though that will sit on the table at all times off to the side to measure the tool in the spindle. The location I set it at should not interfere with my milling operations, should is the key word.
I have had a question about the attachment of the carousel to the gear box shaft. What I plan on doing is having a round solid 6061 piece of alum. 3" dia drilled in the center that will slide over the shaft of the gearbox. The hub I call it will be affixed to the gearbox .5" shaft with set screws that actually imbbed themselves into the shaft, the shaft will be drilled and tapped. The bottom of the hub that is the attachment for the 10" carousel plate will have 3 8mm holes. Bolts will go through the carousel plate into the hub to hold it in place. The carousel plate will have a .125 deep 1.5" diameter flange cut into the plate so the hub will sit down into it for added strength. This will keep the hub centered to the plate along with the 8mm bolts. I feel this will plenty strong and should handle the weight. If my idea does not work I have another idea but more involved but similar to the way a jet engine works in the shafting just requires more work, quite frankly I'm lazy so I will try easy first.
If anyone has any other ideas about the mounting go the carousel to the gearbox pass them along, more heads are better than one.