Rear chuck adapter

brianna187 said:
A lot of people these days are buying that vevor Chinese lathes with the 1.5" thru hole. We are now making screw on adapters to mount a rear chuck it accepts the chucks that Chris hightower and mid America laise sell the big board Chuck I also have some same adapters with no thread if you have a machine lathe in your shop you can board these out to fit whatever lathe you want The hightower or Mid-America Chuck will fit the other side it's threaded to fit it. Any questions feel free to message me we did one run of these and sold them already I'm in the process of finishing some more up I should have them done this coming week
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Hi, I know this is an older post but I'm looking to upgrade my Vevor lathe and am needing an extension coupled with a rear chuck to work on cues. Is it still possible to get an adapter for that?
 
kcdamon said:
Hi, I know this is an older post but I'm looking to upgrade my Vevor lathe and am needing an extension coupled with a rear chuck to work on cues. Is it still possible to get an adapter for that?
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Dude Briaa passed away a few years ago and you are replying to a post from 2018 i believe
 
kcdamon said:
Hi, I know this is an older post but I'm looking to upgrade my Vevor lathe and am needing an extension coupled with a rear chuck to work on cues. Is it still possible to get an adapter for that?
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A buddy did this with his Vevor YS-2180. I'll see if I can get the links to the parts he used.
 
epoxypop said:
He does and i was going to suggest him. however, i thought he would read this post and chime in
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I am selling so many rear chucks and adapters for those smaller Metal lathes that I can barely keep up with them. For those who think they go right on. That is the case with many bigger Grizzly, Jet, Enco, South Bend and Porper but that is not the case with these newer Smaller large bore metal lathes like Vevor and such. You have to make a sleeve to go over your rear threads under two inches in diameter and then slip my adapter over that. One video showed a guy getting an extra nut for the rear and turning it down to 2 inches and then taking the original nut and turning it down to match and screwing both on to jam. That worked real nice. I am not sure where he got the extra nut but find that and you will be well on your way. Others have taken two inch pipe threaded the inside on their lathe to make a sleeve.
 
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