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Neither have I. That is an example of an extremely ''high quality'' chuck from the Peoples High Precision Chuck Factory #3
Haha, no way, seriously? Well, at least you're chuck has character!
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Possible fix for 3 jaw mount plate
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Haha, no way, seriously? Well, at least you're chuck has character!
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Thanks for the comprehensive reply Jim. I'll try to go over that sometime this week. Excellent info. Love the angled T slot, that's a special feature.
>the adapter should mate to the spindle nicely without the need of the pins to "pull" it onto the spindle.
The primary issue - the plate does not sit flat and won't. As noted the spindle runs pretty true so I demurred from seating the chuck plate with a 2 lb hammer.
>the adapter should mate to the spindle nicely without the need of the pins to "pull" it onto the spindle.
The primary issue - the plate does not sit flat and won't. As noted the spindle runs pretty true so I demurred from seating the chuck plate with a 2 lb hammer.