SKU: 2011

Conchuck 30 x 3.5

$79.95
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Using the chuck is simple.  The split pin principle jams the pin into the hole created in the timber allowing even off centre and difficult timber to be held. A modified 22mm spade bit can be useful, we suggest to grind down the long point to a small point taking care to keep the smaller point centred    Step 1. Using a  22mm drill bit drill a hole around 40mm deep. The hole needs to come around 1cm above the top  edge of the second part of the split pin.    Step 2 Insert the bottom part of the split pin chick into the drilled hole and then tighten using a ratchet spanner and the extension.  The ConChuck requires a 13mm Socket with an extension in order to tighten the split pin.     Step 3 Attach the chuck and timber onto the  lathe and start turning at a slow speed until the timber is rounded.  It may be useful in these early stages to bring up the tailstock to support the timber.    It is important that you order the thread size for your lathe.  Please make sure you check with the Manufacturers specification.


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Pop's Shed

Conchuck 30 x 3.5

$79.95

Using the chuck is simple.  The split pin principle jams the pin into the hole created in the timber allowing even off centre and difficult timber to be held. A modified 22mm spade bit can be useful, we suggest to grind down the long point to a small point taking care to keep the smaller point centred    Step 1. Using a  22mm drill bit drill a hole around 40mm deep. The hole needs to come around 1cm above the top  edge of the second part of the split pin.    Step 2 Insert the bottom part of the split pin chick into the drilled hole and then tighten using a ratchet spanner and the extension.  The ConChuck requires a 13mm Socket with an extension in order to tighten the split pin.     Step 3 Attach the chuck and timber onto the  lathe and start turning at a slow speed until the timber is rounded.  It may be useful in these early stages to bring up the tailstock to support the timber.    It is important that you order the thread size for your lathe.  Please make sure you check with the Manufacturers specification.

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