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Lathe chuck in drill press?
Neil
Hi all,
Until I decide which way I want to go with a lathe, would anyone here know if it's possible to (easily) fit a lathe chuck on a drill press? No, I don't intend to do any cutting/turning on the press, but I've had a local machine shop make me some parts recently, and I'd like to clean them up with sandpaper. If I could spin them, it would make life soooo much easier/nicer. And since I'm 90% sure I'll get a lathe eventually.... If easily doable, is there a standard for the size(s) of the chucks? Cheers, -Neil. |
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Neil,
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What are the dimensions of the parts you're trying to sand? Are they wood? B Flint --- In 7x12minilathe@..., "Neil" <cobra_neil@a...> wrote:
I've had a local machine shop make me some parts recently, and I'd like to cleanthem up with sandpaper. If I could spin them, it would make life soooo mucheventually....
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Neil
6061 aluminum, 2.25" OD.
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I've hand-sanded a few sample pieces which will be sent off for anodizing tomorrow. But my research tells me that anodizing actually shows up flaws more than hides it, so I'm guessing that I'll have to really sand them to almost a polish. Cheers, -Neil. -----Original Message----- |
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