Chuck Backing Plate

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    Jeremy Smith 2
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      Jeremy Smith 2
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        Did a little messing around in the shop tonight, learning about how the ML10 lathe works, as I am a complete newb with this. Learning a ton quite quickly though!

        I went through the misc parts which came with the unit. Unfortunately, it seems as though the 4 jaw chuck, which was included with the lathe, is missing its backing plate. Is the chuck still usable (ie, would I be able to source a backing plate for it)?

         

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        Edited By Jeremy Smith 2 on 04/03/2020 06:03:38

        #455276
        Alan Johnson 7
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          Yes, they are available. ML10 has a standard spindle thread – I think, but you better check that!

          OR you could make your own – if you have a faceplate. Lots of experience in plain turning and internal thread cutting. Setting up a pitch circle diameter and drilling and tapping the mounting holes.

          #455281
          Jeremy Smith 2
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            They aren’t specifically machined per the chuck, when they are made? Meaning I could get a replacement somewhere?

            #455286
            Old School
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              They come as a blank of various diameters to suit different chucks, ready machined and thread to fit on the lathes spindle. Then you machine it up to fit your chuck.

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              Nicholas Farr
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                Hi Jeremy, maybe you can enquire at Myford Cat.

                Regards Nick.

                P.S. scroll down in the link.

                Edited By Nicholas Farr on 04/03/2020 07:50:34

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