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2.
Place your right hand around the chuck to prevent the jaws from falling out.
3.
With your left hand, turn the lathe chuck key counter clockwise to open the
jaws.
4.
The jaws will come loose from the chuck, one at a time, when about half
the length is exposed beyond the diameter of the chuck.
To install a set of chuck jaws:
1.
Place the three jaws in numeric order on the bench.
2.
Slide jaw number 1 into the slot in the chuck that has the serial number
stamped in it.
3.
Press the jaw into the slot with one hand, and with the other hand, turn the
chuck key to open the chuck.
4.
You will feel the jaw move out in the slot as you turn. Stop turning right
after the jaw clicks inward in the slot.
5.
Turn the chuck key to close the chuck about ¼ turn to engage jaw 1.
6.
Slide jaw 2 into the next slot counterclockwise from jaw 1 when you are
looking toward the headstock.
7.
Slide jaw 3 into the open slot.
8.
While pressing jaws 2 and 3 into the slots, turn the chuck key to close the
chuck.
Mounting Work in a 3-Jaw Chuck
Three jaw lathe chucks are good for most lathe operations. All three jaws move
together as you turn the chuck key. But, because of the way they are made, 3-
jaw chucks have limited accuracy. They will center work to within about 0.003"
runout. If you need better concentricity, use an independent 4-jaw chuck or a
collet.
If you chuck a workpiece, create a part, and then part it off, the lack of
concentricity will not cause a problem. The only time it is a problem is when
you try to re-chuck a workpiece.
Place your workpiece between the jaws of the lathe chuck and turn the chuck
key clockwise to close the jaws. Tighten firmly. To get the jaws as tight as
possible, tighten all three locations with the chuck key.
Grinding Tool Bits
When you purchase a new lathe tool bit, it might have an angle on the end, but
it is not properly sharpened for turning. Grinding lathe tool bits is a bit of an
art. It takes some practice to get good at it.
You need to create a cutting edge that is sharp, extends out so that the cutting
edge and not the side of the tool contacts the work, but that still has enough
support to maintain sufficient strength to cut metal.
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