Thanks, Martin!

I know the problem. Slaved away for 70 years, waiting for the "Golden
Years" when I would have time
for turning and such. Now, ten years after that, there is hardly time to
clear off the bench or rough out a
bowl blank or two....

Old Chief Lynn


"Martin Eastburn" wrote in message
...
After many years of turning without a chuck of any type
I located the ones at Grizzly - bought both a cheap and inexpensive
1 jaw and 3 jaw. Used both for a while and then later as well.

I was lucky to buy some of the good chucks early on - so I am flush
in chucks and jaws. Not to find time to turn again.

Martin

On 2/4/2012 2:32 PM, coffelt2 wrote:
Thanks everyone, there were some good ideas, all of them.
The woodworm screw is cool, I tried it and it has merit!
"littlemachineshop" had some chucks that certainly would
fill the bill, but did have to have some minor machine shop
work to adapt to my 1" X 8 TPI spindle.
I started a homemade "Cole" jaw (about a year ago)
that one of this group had on his website. It could
solve more than one problem!
Grizzly had two independant jaw chucks that had adapters
for my spindle...... both looked kind of cheap, and were not,
in fact, very expensive. I think I'll drive up to Bellingham and
look at both of them close-up.
Thanks again!
Old Chief Lynn