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Chuck and Morse taper question
I recently bought a Jacobs chuck and a Morse Taper for my lathe. I think
I'm missing a step somewhere. When I mount it in the tailstock, it just spins freely, leading to a less aggressive drilling action than I hoped for. I can make it drill by holding it still with one hand, but that doesn't strike me as particularly safe, and it's certainly not comfortable. What part of this am I missing? BobMac |
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