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Can't help from here but that sucks!As far as trash cans go in my "nest", wife won't touch it no matter how full!Might have a comment though.?Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

The lathe Altas Craftsman lathe I got recently had the milling attachments but no plates. I ordered a set from Clausing. I think it was a decent price, shipping was reasonable and they arrived fairly

For re-mounting the chuck you don’t really have to remember which jaw was where so long as we are talking one of the Atlas lathes because they all have single-start threaded spindles. I guess that a

I did a bad thing the other day. I was cleaning up my bench and dropped the jaw plates for my 618 Atlas lathe milling attachment in the trash bucket and promptly forgot to go for them as soon as I

Should have added this: Heat longer keeping hardening material present and you’ll have hardness at depth. The hotter and the longer time the deeper and harder the case will be. Be careful with thin

My understanding is that Buck Chucks have a sort of 4 jaw type adjustment that would have a positive hold on the position of the chuck. If you are leaving room for movement and expecting the mounting

McMaster Carr has a big selection of brass screws in different flavors.?Soft tip as well.Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Not the chuck itself, just the mounting.?Centering is like a 4 jaw with left hand screws.No problem after you go the wrong way a couple times ;<)Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

I had read about a guy doing that on line somewhere , was too late for the 6" chuck , but I plan to do that with my next chuck ??? ??? animal

Isn't that EXACTLY what I said?

I think probably the only advantage to buying a used chuck is that if ya get one that might have been original say a 6 "? a older 6" will be much smaller in mass than a new 6" . that's one of the

One thing ya should do is after the chuck & backplate are all machined & put together for the last time ya want to make matching index marks with a center punch on the backplate & chuck right next to

That is how the Buck chuck works Typos are courtesy of autocorrect. ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2020 1:05:33 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>

I have heard of this method of making an “adjustable” chuck. I guess my concern would be if you do heavy cuts or maybe interrupted cuts that it would be thrown out of adjustment. What is your

I can't make out on my phone all the writing in the last picture, but is the chuck Fuking Brand? Typos are courtesy of autocorrect. ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2020

I took a hybrid approach to #2 above.? I bought a? Chinese chuck that had a recessed step on the back that was about 0.4 inches deep.? I also bought a plain flat pre-threaded back plate to fit my

I'm not shopping for a chuck but if you get one with reversible top jaws it gives you the option of using soft jaws for those certain jobs.Shars steel soft jaws are really pretty nice, cheap

JonYou will never have 0 run out on a self centering 3 jaw consider the wear. Even the top high priced chucks claim a run out GP

VERY interesting. It was noted in some of the tool catalogs that they were stopping production, which I thought was pretty odd when I saw it. I'm guessing something was lost in translation, and they

No. With the general accuracy and repeatability of a typical 3-jaw chuck, even new, the tiny variations in mounting to the spindle are not going to be detectable. Anyway, with a threaded spindle, what