I milled off the boken sub, drilled and reamed for 2 dowel pins and a 8/32 cap screw, then made an aluminum arm with the same pattern and bolted it together:<)
I trued up the jaws on my Griptru - after messing with it, I found that the jaws where bell mouthed. I could get a .2mm feeler gauge down through the first half of several jaws, and you could see very obvious visible runout in a part, and it was easy to wiggle it even when done up. I could dial it out using the adjustment of the chuck, but it wasn’t right. So dialled the body of the chuck to zero, and the used the grip between the jaws method to load them up, and went to work with my carbide boring bar with a cbn insert as I don’t have a grinder.
run out on my test bar is now ~0.02 / 0.03mm which I can live with. Especially as it now clamps along the entire length of each jaw. I also cleaned up the faces as well, as some of them where dinged up.
I milled one of those, put it on the surface grinder, checked it on my surface plate. It hinges properly. I was planning on scraping it. I don't think I need to ????
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