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I have a small table top mill (Grizzly), a rotary table and a four jaw chuck
I'd like to fit onto the rotary table. The chuck has no through holes through which I can access the tee nuts to hold it to the table. Only blind holes on the back. The chuck is also the same size as the rotary table, so it covers the tee slots completely. Easy solution: Make a round base with a recess turned around the side where I can reach in with a wrench and tighten bolts into the tee nuts. But I'm thinking; Is there a way to tighten a tee nut with a cam, wedge or whatever from the side of the adapter plate? The idea here is to keep the adapter as low profile as possible. -- Paul Hovnanian ------------------------------------------------------------------ If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate. |
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