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Default Kitagawa chuck

So an on topic post!

I had a bunch of run out issues with my Hyundai HIT-18 lathe. Bought
a brand new Kitagawa chuck and all is well. SO....what do I do with
the old one? save it for rough "meatball" jobs?, scrap it?, sell it
on eBay for $100.00, Looks to have been greased once or twice in
its 15 year life.

Holds good, just no repeatability. If you are using oversize stock
and turning all diameters all is good. Just problems if you are
trying to cut concentric with the OD of your stock.

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Randy
 
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