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I'd like to get some soft jaws for the 3-jaw chuck on the Clausing 5914
lathe. This appears to be the chuck that came with the lathe. The jaws are two-piece, and can be removed and installed the other way. The chuck body is marked "BP71/6206", and is 8" in diameter. Apparently these jaws are the "American standard tongue-and-groove" type. The lengthwise groove is 0.31" wide, the crosswise tongue is 0.501 wide, and the centers of the screw holes are 1.75" apart. There seem to be a lot of people making chuck jaws, none of whichg I know anything about. What sources/makes are good, are bad, and why? Thanks, Joe Gwinn |
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