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Chuck cleaning
I've got a Bison 6 jaw Set-Tru chuck on my lathe and it has got harder and
harder to open and close. I've sprayed in silicon lubricant and Dri-slide a few times to try and lubricate it. I just decided to take it apart and clean it. I've got the jaws out of it now and there was no swarf in there and very little dirt. what I have found is the dry lubricant that I have sprayed into it. I'm in the process of cleaning it now and was wondering if it supposed to be lubricated and if so, what should it be lubricated with? As always, your help will be certainly appreciated. Dick -- Richard H. Neighbors Building and repairing fine billiard cues for real pool players at affordable prices. Over 35 years exp. Located in Cincinnati OH ph.# 513 233-7499 web site http://www.dickiecues.com |
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