Lathe chuck

Find out what you should look for when buying a new lathe chuck such as threaded inserts and a body that fit your machine.

There is more than one way to mount turning wood on your lathe. You can turn between centers or you can use a face plate when mounting wood on your lathe.

About this item Hardened steel reversible jaws Hold parts from 3/32 to 1-1/2 in regular position, to 2-3/4 with jaws reversed Jaws scroll together when outer ring of chuck is turned for quick centering of material 4 jaws hold round, square or tubular stock Includes two spindle bars for adjustment › See more product details

4 Jaw Lathe Chuck: Time to make a chuck for the lathe. Old turners would say a chuck is a luxury and not a necessity , but luxury or not, its always nice to have one if you are going to do some bowl turning or so! Many people would consider it a bad idea to spin heavy…

G'day everyone,In this video I will be making a new ER 32 collet chuck for the lathe. I previously bought a MT3 ER32 collet chuck for the mill, which I occas...

A cross-section animation of a scroll chuck.

I found a four jaw chuck for a reasonable price and each jaw is independent. Only, the hole isn't large enough to handle more than tips/ferrules. Is there...

What is the best woodturning chuck on the market today? We've reviewed 5 top rated chucks to help you buy the right accessories for your lathe in 2017.

What is the best woodturning chuck on the market today? We've reviewed 5 top rated chucks to help you buy the right accessories for your lathe in 2017.