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I need a chuck for my AC 12x24 and the only chuck I see on ebay that I
can afford has NO jaws. Am I a fool to think I can make jaws for a jawless 3-jaw chuck? What i was thinking, I could mill & lap & polish 3 blanks to fit into the jaw grooves, and put them in upside down so the toothless teeth side is sticking out. Then I could jam/lock them in place staggered by shims and cut the teeth (round, not spiral) in the lathe. Most likely there would not be room to fit conventional stepped jaws upside down, but I could just make 2-piece jaws where I bolt the stepped part on. Is this possible? How are jaws made originally? Is there any hope of finding jaws to fit a jawless chuck? Any help appreciated. -- Free men own guns, slaves don't www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5357/ |
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