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Thread: Burnerd Multisize chuck
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12th Feb 2023, 09:14 PM #1
Philomath in training
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Burnerd Multisize chuck
For reasons I can't explain, work had this buried in a cupboard. I can't explain it because none of the lathes there are D1-3, so why it was there in the first place is a mystery. My lathe at home is happily D1-3, so this is on holidays at the moment at my place. (Negotiations are continuing...) It is a Burnerd Multisize collet chuck. With the right collets it will do from 1/16" up to 1-1/2" diameter. The chuck is activated with a thing that looks like an overgrown drill chuck key.
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In the bottom of the original container were three bits of paper - instructions inseveral languages. As the paper has been on the receiving end of some harsh treatment, I thought I'd post scans here for posterity.
Chuck 2.pdf Chuck 3.pdf Chuck 1.pdf
Michael
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17th Feb 2023, 05:54 PM #2
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We have 2 of these at work in the next size up (plus a couple of machines that use the same collets) and they're awesome.
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