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Rotary Table Chuck Adaptor Plate

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Brass_Machine:

--- Quote from: sbwhart on June 15, 2009, 04:04:32 PM ---Eric

Yes but John uses a Myford screw thread chucks, with an adaptor, I wanted something I could use my existing Chinese type fixing chucks on.

Cheers

Stew

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I was close  :smart:

Eric  :borg:

Darren:
Looking good there Stew,

Do you need the finger space? Can't you mount the chuck to the plate and then the plate to the RT with the MT2?

 :scratch:

sbwhart:

--- Quote from: Darren on June 15, 2009, 08:09:06 PM ---Looking good there Stew,

Do you need the finger space? Can't you mount the chuck to the plate and then the plate to the RT with the MT2?

 :scratch:

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Darn it never thought of that  :doh:

That never occurred to me Darren, I was thinking RT bolted on table, bolt chuck to RT, not:- bolt chuck to RT bolt assembly to table, that certainly would work.

Stew

Stew

bogstandard:
That is why it is always better to ask if there are any other ideas first Stew.

Still, you have the job basically done now, so why worry about it.


John

sbwhart:
Thinking about it the way I've gone does give me the option to take chuck from RT mount on lathe, machine a feature, and return it to the RT and still maintain concentricity/position, but when I would use that facility I don't know  :scratch:. but its there.

I'm happy with what I've got  :D

Stew

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