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Chuck question for turning on a lathe
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<blockquote data-quote="woodenbiker" data-source="post: 4745367" data-attributes="member: 15917"><p>I bought a Vicmarc Chuck and I have never looked at another chuck since. It has great holding power, good repeatability, and a great selection of jaw types. I start my piece by drilling an 4"ish hole with a forstner bit on the drill press and then expand the chuck in the hole, turn the foot and bottom of piece and then flip it and compress grip the the foot to finish top and inside the bowl <img src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_YuqT4BqV40s/RnrRBMy2S5I/AAAAAAAAAEk/N-PsD_E01ms/s1600/BurlVS.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> </p><p>Keep your tools sharp and use your live center/tail stock whenever possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodenbiker, post: 4745367, member: 15917"] I bought a Vicmarc Chuck and I have never looked at another chuck since. It has great holding power, good repeatability, and a great selection of jaw types. I start my piece by drilling an 4"ish hole with a forstner bit on the drill press and then expand the chuck in the hole, turn the foot and bottom of piece and then flip it and compress grip the the foot to finish top and inside the bowl [IMG]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_YuqT4BqV40s/RnrRBMy2S5I/AAAAAAAAAEk/N-PsD_E01ms/s1600/BurlVS.jpg[/IMG] Keep your tools sharp and use your live center/tail stock whenever possible. [/QUOTE]
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