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Thread: chuck backing plate
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1st Feb 2010, 11:32 PM #1future machinist
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chuck backing plate
hi i am considering getting a bigger chuck of my hercus 9 inch and was wondering if anyone could make me a mounting plate for mounting to the spindle i would provide the materials just want to know if anyone with more experience than i might be able to make a plate for me
thanks andre
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2nd Feb 2010, 02:36 AM #2Most Valued Member
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Why not have a go at it yourself.
After all the cost of materials arent that great even if you muck it up.
You will get experience in setting up a 4 jaw chuck,Facing,Boring,Screw Cutting,Counter Boring,Chamfering,Turning an OD and Spigot,Marking out a PCD,Drilling and possably Taping .
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2nd Feb 2010, 07:39 AM #3Golden Member
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have a go andre i did and it wasnt too hard. holding the blank was the most difficult cos it was at the outer most limits of the 4 jaw chuck jaws.dont be intimidaded by the internal threads its not too critical try and get a blank made from caste i found a caste flange or maybe it was off an electric motor from a scrap metal dealer for 10 dollars
important .... go slowly when nearing the final cuts
john
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2nd Feb 2010, 10:32 AM #4Mechanical Butcher
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2nd Feb 2010, 11:42 AM #5Most Valued Member
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The Test plug is the easiest way for checking the internal thread .
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2nd Feb 2010, 05:26 PM #6Golden Member
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i can send you a piece of thread that i have (1 1/2X 8 UN) 60 degree thread form..... it will still be a little tight on the spindle thread but i just worked it back and forth till it screwed on freely. or as pipeclay said make a test plug ...its not hard ....that will screw into your chuck
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