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morse tapers
Hi,
I have an old Craftsman lathe (from around 1950). The spindle has no threads, only a flat onto which the faceplate is attached with a set screw. This poses a problem when I want to use a bowl turning chuck, all of which seem to screw on to the spindle. My question is, does a morse taper exist, which comes out to a threaded section, onto which I could screw a chuck? Should I take the spindle to a machine shop, and have threads put on it? Is there another way for me to get a bowl chuck onto this lathe? Thanks Curt Blood |
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