Did I buy the wrong chuck?. I bought a versachuck model T which is their
small version. If I try to hold anything longer than the diameter to make a
vase or goblet, the wood moves off centre whenever I touch it with a gouge.
I realise that I should probably have bitten the bullet and gone for a
larger chuck but too late for that now.
Surely even this lighter model should be able to hold a block of wood to
make a small goblet or would I have this problem no matter which chuck I
used?
On Apr 29, 4:01 pm, "camdes" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Did I buy the wrong chuck?. I bought a versachuck model T which is their
> small version. If I try to hold anything longer than the diameter to make a
> vase or goblet, the wood moves off centre whenever I touch it with a gouge.
> I realise that I should probably have bitten the bullet and gone for a
> larger chuck but too late for that now.
> Surely even this lighter model should be able to hold a block of wood to
> make a small goblet or would I have this problem no matter which chuck I
> used?
....how much wood
I know
.
.
too easy.
Sun, Apr 29, 2007, 8:01pm (EDT+4) [email protected]
(camdes) laments:
Did I buy the wrong chuck?. <snip> would I have this problem no matter
which chuck I used?
Dunno. If I needed a chuck I'd probably just make a compresion
chuck.
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