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I HAVE A WORLD CLASS COLLECTION OF CHUCKS FOR MY EMCO MAXIMAT SUPER 11 LATHE .
TROUBLE IS , THE CABINETS IN THE FACTORY BASE ARE NOTHING MORE THAN LOCKERS .
I DECIDED TO BUILD SOME DRAWERS TO STORE MY CHUCKS AND AXA TOOL HOLDERS .
THIS WAS NO SMALL TRICK . I BUILT AN ALUMINUM FRAME TO SUPPORT THE DRAWER SLIDERS
AND IT NEEDS TO BE ASSEMBLED INSIDE THE CABINET .
THE DRAWER BASES ARE MADE FROM PLANKS OF 3/4" OAK WITH HOLES BORED IN THEM
TO ACCOMMODATE THE CHUCKS AND NYLON BLOCKS MOUNTED TO HOLD THE AXA TOOLING .
FUN PROJECT THAT I WILL THANK MYSELF FOR EVERY TIME I NEED A CHUCK OR TOOL AND
DON'T HAVE TO DIG IT OUT OF A BOX SOMEWHERE .
I STILL HAVE SOME MORE ROOM FOR TOOL HOLDERS .
THE CHUCKS ARE :
6" MAIER INDIPENDENT REVERSABLE 4 JAW ( D1-4 )
4.5" EMCO TAILSTOCK CHUCK ( MORSE TAPER 2 MOUNT )
JACOBS BEARING MOUNTED TWIRLEY CHUCK ( MT-2 )
4" BUCK 6 JAW JEWLER's CHUCK ( 5c COLLET MOUNT )
6.5" MAIER REVERSABLE 3 JAW ( D1-4 )
5" EMCO 3 JAW WITH INSIDE & OUTSIDE JAWS ( D1-4 )
NO ROOM FOR MY HORVATH ECCENTRIC CHUCK
BUT IT HAS IT's OWN WOODEN CASE
TROUBLE IS , THE CABINETS IN THE FACTORY BASE ARE NOTHING MORE THAN LOCKERS .
I DECIDED TO BUILD SOME DRAWERS TO STORE MY CHUCKS AND AXA TOOL HOLDERS .
THIS WAS NO SMALL TRICK . I BUILT AN ALUMINUM FRAME TO SUPPORT THE DRAWER SLIDERS
AND IT NEEDS TO BE ASSEMBLED INSIDE THE CABINET .
THE DRAWER BASES ARE MADE FROM PLANKS OF 3/4" OAK WITH HOLES BORED IN THEM
TO ACCOMMODATE THE CHUCKS AND NYLON BLOCKS MOUNTED TO HOLD THE AXA TOOLING .
FUN PROJECT THAT I WILL THANK MYSELF FOR EVERY TIME I NEED A CHUCK OR TOOL AND
DON'T HAVE TO DIG IT OUT OF A BOX SOMEWHERE .
I STILL HAVE SOME MORE ROOM FOR TOOL HOLDERS .
THE CHUCKS ARE :
6" MAIER INDIPENDENT REVERSABLE 4 JAW ( D1-4 )
4.5" EMCO TAILSTOCK CHUCK ( MORSE TAPER 2 MOUNT )
JACOBS BEARING MOUNTED TWIRLEY CHUCK ( MT-2 )
4" BUCK 6 JAW JEWLER's CHUCK ( 5c COLLET MOUNT )
6.5" MAIER REVERSABLE 3 JAW ( D1-4 )
5" EMCO 3 JAW WITH INSIDE & OUTSIDE JAWS ( D1-4 )
NO ROOM FOR MY HORVATH ECCENTRIC CHUCK
BUT IT HAS IT's OWN WOODEN CASE
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