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I have done some searching without success.
Is there a standard TPI for the scroll plate of a chuck? -- Peace Milo http://s235.photobucket.com/albums/ee67/mholroyd/ |
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I have done some searching without success. Is there a standard TPI for the scroll plate of a chuck? Hi Milo ! The five inch on my Logan looks to be about a quarter inch pitch . New toy ? -- Snag every answer leads to another question |
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"Terry Coombs" wrote in message
... Milo wrote: I have done some searching without success. Is there a standard TPI for the scroll plate of a chuck? Hi Milo ! The five inch on my Logan looks to be about a quarter inch pitch . New toy ? -- Snag every answer leads to another question One could say that. Peace Milo http://s235.photobucket.com/albums/ee67/mholroyd/ check it out |
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"Milo" milo@oil filter.hughes.net wrote:
I have done some searching without success. Is there a standard TPI for the scroll plate of a chuck? I doubt it. Why the question? -- Reply to: Whiskey Echo Sierra Sierra AT Alpha Charlie Echo Golf Romeo Oscar Paul dot Charlie Charlie Lycos address is a spam trap. |
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... "Milo" milo@oil filter.hughes.net wrote: I have done some searching without success. Is there a standard TPI for the scroll plate of a chuck? I doubt it. Why the question? I was looking at an old beat up lathe chuck. Thought maybe I might try to restore it. Or not. Peace Milo http://s235.photobucket.com/albums/ee67/mholroyd/ |
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 19:56:30 -0500, "Milo" milo@oil
filter.hughes.net wrote: I have done some searching without success. Is there a standard TPI for the scroll plate of a chuck? I don't think so, it is pretty much up to the individual manufacturer. Can't tell from your picture, but if you can find the manufacturer name on the chuck, you may be able to find a replacement (if that is your goal). If the chuck is a Bison, we can help with parts. -- +--------------------------------------------+ | Scott Logan - ssl "at" lathe.com | | Logan Actuator Co. http://www.lathe.com | | Harvard, IL | |++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++| | Parts and Accessories for Logan Lathes and | | Montgomery Wards Lathes | | Logan-Lilly Mine Hoist Safety Controllers | +--------------------------------------------+ "Measure Twice, Cut Once" RCM FAQ - http://w3.uwyo.edu/~metal Metal Web News - http://www.metalwebnews.com/ Help squash SPAM: http://www.cauce.org/ |
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