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only slightly germain to this thread, but I have an extra ER40 chuck on a solid 5MT shank .. oh, and a lathe chuck .. about 6 or 8 inches .. on a solid 5 MT shank ... pm me if . sorry to blunder in

You are more than welcome to post it. Post the spread sheet also, if you wish. I wrote them to be shared. Al Knack

I have the Grizzly serial number info. I have attached the file. The thread is definitely 2-1/4x6. I may have a nose insert. My dad had purchased this back in the 70’s. He had it torn down and he

Verify your spindle threads & there is plans in the files section to make a ER40 collet chuck . Nice thing a one piece ER thread on collet chuck is it cut's down on the length of stickout on the

One thing that helps me a ton when using a mic is if I'm measuring loose parts I put my mic in my Panavise the one with the heavy base . I'm better at measuring things with a mic when their in a chuck

Feel for you, Bro. My first class was in 1973, and only a semester (or maybe a quarter) long. Finally got desperate in 2008, and bought a Harbor Freight 93212 7x10 Mini-Lathe. Same one they carry in

Looking for options to add collets to my very old SB 15x8 lathe.? I have seen the recent posts on using a backplate and ebay/amazon ER40 chuck.? Wondering what was the original taper in the tube of

Yea all my lathes are screw on chucks . I did the spigot shortening on the chucks for the SB , but plan to also do that on the Enco when I finally get my room done & all setup . ??? ??? animal

Al, would you mind if I post your project on my website with Owner Credit, I'm trying to add new content and update the site. Nice write-ups in pdf form are very appreciated. Steve Wells

On Fri, Feb 10, 2023 at 10:52 PM, mike allen wrote: > > Thanks Al . I'm not sure why everyone says to get the metric > ones , being able to see the dimensions right next to each other like in > your

I may have spoken too soon:? https://www.ebay.com/itm/144515269679 Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from

I did the same thing, turned the spigot way down to bring the collet right up to the spindle. Did the same for the 4-jaw. Figured getting that big weight closer to the spindle bearings was a good

I think it's your chart I have on the wall above my lathe, actually. Believe I bought the Vevor brand collets. You'll laugh, but I needed to turn down the shank on some plasma cutter consumables while

Thanks Al . I'm not sure why everyone says to get the metric ones , being able to see the dimensions right next to each other like in your Excell chart it looks to me that I'm fine having the inch set

The Excel sheet I made up shows the comparison of metric vs imperial collets. I purchased the imperial ones. Cost more, but have size overlap the metric ones don't. The PDF is the ER40 I made for the

Yes. I did. It’s from a light 10 or 10k. Same thread as standard. Jim B,

I was reading a guys write up on makin a ER40 chuck for his 9" lathe & he said he swapped his spindle for a 10 " spindle for the larger through hole . Any of you folks know anything about that ? Which

Nice Job . I'm debating if the ball bearing nuts are worth the extra $$ . I have a set of inch ER40 collets , wish I would have gotten the metric ones instead . MY thinkin is I need a 1 1/2 x8 , ?a 2

I went for er40 because I already had 3c for the SB9, and wanted to de able to hold larger sizes. When I got my SB13, it had 5C, but I decided to make an ER chuck for it anyway. ?ER has the advantage

I use ER-32 because its max size is about the size of the hole in the SB9 spindle (1949 vintage.) I wish I had ER-40 because I use the collets on my mill, also, to hold bits. Steven Get Outlook for