MT1 60° centers and Teknatool chuck

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Andrew_K99

Andrew_K99

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I've just bought a new lathe and no longer need the following.

- MT1 dead center, 60° point Carbide tipped. Bought from Pen Turners Proudcts (johnnycnc) [here]
- 60° ball bearing live center. Bought from William Wood-Write [here]

Both centers for $25 shipped Canada/CONUS

Teknatool (Nova) Precision Midi chuck threaded 3/4" x 16 tpi. It is in like new condition and comes with the standard jaws and worm screw. Bought from Lee Valley [here (item 'A']. Note these are only discontinued at LV, they are still availabe in lots of stores.

Chuck is $60 shipped Canada/CONUS

Payments can be made via paypal.

Will post pictures of actual items upon request.

AK
 
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Andrew_K99 said:
Teknatool (Nova) Precision Midi chuck threaded 3/4" x 16 tpi. It is in like new condition and comes with the standard jaws and worm screw. Bought from Lee Valley [here (item 'A']. Note these are only discontinued at LV, they are still availabe in lots of stores.
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Hi,

How small will the chuck center go? Could it be used to drill blanks with?

Thanks
 
mywoodshopca said:
Andrew_K99 said:
Teknatool (Nova) Precision Midi chuck threaded 3/4" x 16 tpi. It is in like new condition and comes with the standard jaws and worm screw. Bought from Lee Valley [here (item 'A']. Note these are only discontinued at LV, they are still availabe in lots of stores.
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Hi,

How small will the chuck center go? Could it be used to drill blanks with?

Thanks
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No, it won't hold a 3/4" square blank ... I tried.

AK
 
Andrew, is the chuck not this one? I'm interested but like the other poster I need it to hold blanks for basic drilling.
 

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chriselle said:
Andrew, is the chuck not this one? I'm interested but like the other poster I need it to hold blanks for basic drilling.
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It does look like that one. When I tried to mount a few blanks similar to shown they didn't feel secure and moved too much IMO. I don't want to mislead anyone by saying it'll work when I wasn't able to do it. That said, there are accessory jaw sets that would let you do it without issue.

AK
 
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