Run-out on face of 4-jaw

Run-out on face of 4-jaw

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    pgk pgk
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      First time I've had some shed time for a while and decided i should grow a pair..

      So with the rest of the faceplate showing 0.005mm I faced the register, mounted the chuck backwards and indicated the same 0.04mm to 0.05mm runout as the other way around and skimmed the back of the chuck. It now indicates 0.015'ish mm (or about 6/10ths of a thou). Possibly if I pratted around trying bolt hole mount options I might find sl better and doubtless with greater courage and facing the mount surface and the register surface in one session it would have been even better.

      I think that puts this thread to bed.

      #207589
      Neil Wyatt
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        > I think that puts this thread to bed.

        There you have it – the official procedure is 'hit it with a babbit hammer until it runs true'.

        Neil

        #207600
        Michael Gilligan
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          Posted by Neil Wyatt on 13/10/2015 08:13:57:

          There you have it – the official procedure is 'hit it with a babbit hammer until it runs true'.

          .

          That's for the Type L fixing, not the Camlock

          MichaelG.

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