April 8, 20179 yr comment_105697 Yep! One thing I would do is make an indicator mark on the wood to match one of the jaws (ie #1). That way if you need to remove the piece and put it back in , it will have the same orientation in respect to the chuck Report
April 8, 20179 yr comment_105698 Did I mention that you get a big old Raspberry for having that chuck! I am totally jealous!!! Report
April 8, 20179 yr comment_105704 I do it all the time. I mark center on one end for your tailstock. Clamp it up and turn. You can, and sometimes I do, cut a tenon and flip it end for end. Steve Edited April 8, 20179 yr by Steve Krumanaker left out a word. Report
April 9, 20179 yr comment_105714 I don't recommend you do that John. hammers aren't that expensive and you will probably ruin the chuck if you use it to pound in screws Report
April 9, 20179 yr comment_105716 19 minutes ago, John Hechel said: I don't recommend you do that John. hammers aren't that expensive and you will probably ruin the chuck if you use it to pound in screws Report
April 9, 20179 yr Author comment_105726 Thanks for the tips guys, exactly what I was looking for! Report
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