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    I'm sorry I dont understand whats the backplate? But yes Ill take the chuck if I have to work it out later, dont forget I dont have that many machines or tools :(

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    Backplate:https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=la...bnNceP0AXcwYFg

    It's basically a disk, generally made from steel, that acts as an adapter between the spindle and the chuck so that you can use a different size chuck to the one your spindle is machined to accept. On some spindle you need a backplate to fit any chuck.

    You should be able to make one with the lathe you have - I did although I cheated a bit and got the router to cut the main profile out since it's quicker. Just a 3" diameter disk with holes to match the 4 bolts on the chuck and 3 bolts to match the holes in the spindle, M4 if I recall correctly. On the chuck side you machine a shoulder to carefully match the chuck and hold in on center and on the other side bore a hole to fit the existing spindle, which again should be a close fit to maintain concentricity.
    Old router build log here. New router build log here. Lathe build log here.
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