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Grinding jaws of a 3 jaw chuck to run true
I am trying to finish up some unfinished business with my Clausing
6913 lathe. This is my question #2. I have a three jaw chuck on it, and while the outside of the chuck is relatively true (as seen with a dial indicator), the parts held in the chuck run anything but true. From previous discussions and my searches, I could try to regrind or re-cut the jaws, right? And if so, which way is better? Can I do it with a carbide insert and auto feed? i |
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