I just bought a OneWay talon chuck. The instructions say the adapter
should have a gap of from .02 to .05 from the chuck. I have the screws
as tight as I can get them and I have 1/8 of an inch.

Is this OK or am I doing something wrong?

Mark Russell wrote:
I just bought a OneWay talon chuck. The instructions say the adapter
should have a gap of from .02 to .05 from the chuck. I have the screws
as tight as I can get them and I have 1/8 of an inch.

Is this OK or am I doing something wrong?
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Go to the Oneway website and forum and leave a post for Kevin or call
Oneway and talk to him. They are great folks to deal with and will help
solve all problems with their tools. I have ordered another Talon body
so I don't have to change jaws all the time. I use it most of the time
and I have a Vicmarc 120 and Supernova2, but live the Talon.

Vernon

"Mark Russell" wrote in message
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I just bought a OneWay talon chuck. The instructions say the adapter
should have a gap of from .02 to .05 from the chuck. I have the screws
as tight as I can get them and I have 1/8 of an inch.

Is this OK or am I doing something wrong?

If the gap is uniform around the chuck/adapter interface and it runs true on
the spindle it probably isn't a problem. Did you check for any foreign
material before you assembled it.

I have 2 Talons and the adapters have according to my highly accurate,
trained eyeball about .05" space which is just under 1/16".

Did you try disassembling and reassembling? In case you don't know, after
removing the screws, you jack the adapter out of the chuck by putting 2 of
the screws into the threaded holes in the adapter and evenly tightening them
to pull the adapter out.

By all means call Oneway if you are concerned.

billh

On Fri, 26 May 2006 18:46:06 -0400, "billh" wrote:


"Mark Russell" wrote in message
k.net...
I just bought a OneWay talon chuck. The instructions say the adapter
should have a gap of from .02 to .05 from the chuck. I have the screws
as tight as I can get them and I have 1/8 of an inch.

Is this OK or am I doing something wrong?

If the gap is uniform around the chuck/adapter interface and it runs true on
the spindle it probably isn't a problem. Did you check for any foreign
material before you assembled it.

I have 2 Talons and the adapters have according to my highly accurate,
trained eyeball about .05" space which is just under 1/16".

Did you try disassembling and reassembling? In case you don't know, after
removing the screws, you jack the adapter out of the chuck by putting 2 of
the screws into the threaded holes in the adapter and evenly tightening them
to pull the adapter out.

By all means call Oneway if you are concerned.

billh

Just to make this a little longer, you also want to tighten each screw a little
at a time to help draw the adapter into the chuck as square as possible..
Mac

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