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[ChazzC]

yes, i am aware that a four jaw would do that, but it would really slow me down

Mount a straight shank ER40 collet holder in a 4-jaw? Use the 4-jaw to get the offset, then you can quickly change out the parts in the ER40.

 

[IamNotImportant]

Mount a straight shank ER40 collet holder in a 4-jaw? Use the 4-jaw to get the offset, then you can quickly change out the parts in the ER40.

that was my original thought, but was told that i should not consider that, so i was looking for a alternative to that, but it looks like i will move forward and try my original path,,,, thank you sir for your support

 

[ChazzC]

that was my original thought, but was told that i should not consider that, so i was looking for a alternative to that, but it looks like i will move forward and try my original path,,,, thank you sir for your support

Just minimize the stick-out

 

[IamNotImportant]

Just minimize the stick-out

yes, it is a second op, just drilling, reaming or boring

 

[IamNotImportant]

i think that for my three jaw chuck i will get a Bison direct mount

 

[ChazzC]

i think that for my three jaw chuck i will get a Bison direct mount

A square collet block might be your best bet:


Short and would give good contact in the 4-jaw.

 

[IamNotImportant]

A square collet block might be your best bet:

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Short and would give good contact in the 4-jaw.

yes, i still need a 3 jaw chuck as well..

 

[IamNotImportant]

Thank y'all.. much appreciated

 

[DLF]

(Cheap) Lathe inserts. Fresh from China

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[IamNotImportant]

Well, i bought this chuck, sales taxes ugh!