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20-04-2011 #11
I'll have to ask my dad nicely to take me then
I dismantled the 3 jaw chuck - there wasn't that much swarf inside. It made no difference to the runout though I didn't really expect it to. I did it so I can try and machine the jaws. The problem is if I machine the jaws it is surely only going to be accurate at the diameter I machine it?
I've been looking at getting a new 200mm chuck - wow what a lot of money! I'll need one of these backplates:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RDGTOOLS-200MM...item5195a7ca4c
I've googled and apparently this chuck is reasonable quality - it's also the cheapest I found:
http://www.tilgear.info/products/272...mm___on_offer/
I don't know how long that is on offer for?
Either that or a new Pratt chuck is £229.Last edited by Jonathan; 20-04-2011 at 05:51 PM.
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