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Hi, This is a steel 4 jaw independent chuck with a spindle OD that fits into a 1.375 chuck opening on my Old Enco Lathe. This is not a scroll chuck! Note: This is not an Alum Chuck! I had this one custom made at a high tech race car shop. I don't use it anymore because i got a collet...

Question: Does anyone happen to have an old Bobcad V23 dongle with a password they would like to sell. I know it is not supported by Bobcad any more but I am still using it. Please call or text me if you wish to sell any old V23s if you have upgraded and no longer use them. I could use 2 of...

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Joey does not tap, he live threads his shafts in his collet chuck.

If Ssonerai is an interested buyer he can give me a call for a one on one oconversation. I made that very clear in my offering. If he not interested as a buyer and just wans to comment here, that's OK! BTW, if giving a detailed description is embellishment, i am always going to be that guy...

It runs perfectly true. The back chuck engages the wrap area about 1" forward of the rear wrap step groove when the joint is held in the collet.

My joint is .850 The butt is 1.125 Both the shaft and butt fit from both direction!

13x40" metal lathe with 1.375 bore will do the job with no issues.

They should be fine. A older cue maker died out here in the Vegas High desert and I know a guy who bought the tip inventory. Tips were fine and some were over 20 years old for sure. So in a enviroiment that averages 17% reative humifity as yearly average they were good. I would assume in a...

On this Hardinge Lathe with this custom rear assembly for cues: Any Standard Cue will fit thru the spindle bore, chuck up in the collet, and be held in the Unique Big Bore Chuck in the back. The rear Unique chuck opens to 1.375 when doing the pin in the butt and when the shaft in inserted...

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