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Bill Janssen
 
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Default ? Phase II 4 jaw chuck

Travers has a 6 inch 4 jaw chuck that I am interested in. My lathe is a Jet
9X20 with a 1 1/2 inch spindle. The 4 jaw has a 1 1/2 through hole and
I am wondering if there is any chance of interference when I put a back
on it. I assume (I know) that the back will be thick enough to keep
the chuck away from the spindle. Or should I not be concerned.

Bill k7NOM
 
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