M mattthemuppet2 H-M Supporter - Gold Member H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Sep 28, 2013 Messages 4,423 Sep 24, 2022 #41 that is super cool, congratulations! You kept your backplate AND didn't damage your lathe, win win all round
that is super cool, congratulations! You kept your backplate AND didn't damage your lathe, win win all round
T tq60 H-M Supporter - Gold Member H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Jan 11, 2014 Messages 2,400 Sep 24, 2022 #42 When you put the chuck on be sure everything is clean. Turn slowly when it gets close so you can GENTLY turn to stop. Now unscrew about 1/4 to 1/2 turn and spindle it on as fast as you can. This usually seats it so it is already bottom out when you use it. It will still be tight but not as much as it would be if you did not seat it. Sent from my SM-G781V using Tapatalk
When you put the chuck on be sure everything is clean. Turn slowly when it gets close so you can GENTLY turn to stop. Now unscrew about 1/4 to 1/2 turn and spindle it on as fast as you can. This usually seats it so it is already bottom out when you use it. It will still be tight but not as much as it would be if you did not seat it. Sent from my SM-G781V using Tapatalk
M mickri H-M Supporter - Diamond Member H-M Lifetime Diamond Member Joined Oct 31, 2016 Messages 2,728 Sep 25, 2022 #43 Good to hear the gear block did the trick. They are so inexpensive that I think it should be a must have accessary for any lathe.
Good to hear the gear block did the trick. They are so inexpensive that I think it should be a must have accessary for any lathe.
G-ManBart H-M Supporter - Gold Member H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Dec 24, 2020 Messages 1,249 Sep 25, 2022 #44 mickri said: Good to hear the gear block did the trick. They are so inexpensive that I think it should be a must have accessary for any lathe. Click to expand... Absolutely....I can't imagine now having one of these going forward!
mickri said: Good to hear the gear block did the trick. They are so inexpensive that I think it should be a must have accessary for any lathe. Click to expand... Absolutely....I can't imagine now having one of these going forward!