On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 00:36:09 -0500, Patriarch
wrote:

"Leif Thorvaldson" wrote in
:


"M.J." wrote in message
...
Barry,
I assume that right up to the point where you had the "catch" your
tenon was doing it's job. It was not a question of how big the tenon
was or whether you should have used a mortise. The "problem" was the
"catch. If you intend to continue having "catches" then I suggest you
get bigger jaws for turning 10 inch bowls. If not then I suggest you
analyze exactly what caused your catch and do everything you can to
avoid presenting the tool to the wood in that fashion again. Makes
more sense than getting a "Tim the Tool Man" set of jaws for a very
small bowl. IMHO of course......I could be wrong...... ;^)

===== Don't listen to him, Barry! Now you have a half-ways decent
excuse to buy another chuck!!! Every real turner should have three or
four at least.*G*

Leif




Now I can understand how I might use two chucks on a bowl. Explain three
or four, please.

Patriarch

He probably has 2 or 3 soaking in LDD to prevent jaw cracks....



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