QD Chuck for Mini Lathe

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  • #85241
    VC
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      @vc44480
      #5967
      VC
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        @vc44480
        #85254
        Bernard Laycock 1
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          @bernardlaycock1

          I may be thick, but I don't understand what you've done. In the photos, I can't see that anything has changed. Could you help with a bit more detail?

          Bernard

          #85259
          blowlamp
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            @blowlamp

            Graham.

            I'm glad you can make it out, 'cos I've a list of adverts running straight through the text (yours included).

            Martin.

            #85260
            Gone Away
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              @goneaway

              I assume he's replaced the usual stud/nut arrangement on these chucks by drilling through to the front of the chuck, counterboring on that side and using a SHCS from that side.

              Presumably the helicoils are used in the spindle flange holes (the picture isn't that clear).

              #85262
              JasonB
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                @jasonb

                Its likely to be a front mount chuck so no drilling required.

                Just tap the flange for the helicoils and fit same

                #85263
                VC
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                  @vc44480

                  Hi All

                  I did not explain that very well sorry..First prize must go to Mr Graham Meek.

                  Thats what I did

                  Thanks Graham

                  #85274
                  Sub Mandrel
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                    @submandrel

                    Alternatively – do the roller bearing modification, and get an extra 5mmm of space behind the mounting flange.

                    Simples!

                    Neil

                    #85287
                    Bernard Laycock 1
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                      @bernardlaycock1

                      My machine has been fitted with tapered bearings and fitting the nuts is much easier. Don't the roller bearings make a fantastic difference to the performance.

                      Bernard

                      #85352
                      Sub Mandrel
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                        @submandrel

                        I'm very happy with the roller bearings, although it seems mine was happier than most with the ball bearings.

                        Neil

                        #85363
                        VC
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                          @vc44480

                          Hi glad to hear that there are happy chaps with the roller bearing mod…

                          Did a timed test to-day 40 seconds 3 jaw off and four jaw on.

                          Thats what I was going on about

                          VC

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