David Colwill | 25/10/2016 08:27:46 |
782 forum posts 40 photos | Thanks to Michael and Hopper I'm not alone in thinking this is useful. I had to check and yes my chuck does have a logo. I think the reason I didn't think to use it is because when I am centering work in it, I am standing in line with it and can't see it ( it is a 12" chuck). I am going to mark it and I am going to use the A1, B1, A2, B2 which will pair the jaws in a way that my addled brain can deal with. David. |
Perko7 | 26/10/2016 00:48:00 |
452 forum posts 35 photos | Just pulled apart my 1920's Burnerd 4-jaw and found it has the jaws numbered as well as the slots. Makes a big difference to the ease of use, as after first cleaning i mixed up the jaws without realising it and couldn't understand why some were so stiff. Now i know, works a lot better now. |
Paul Jarvis 2 | 05/11/2016 15:00:24 |
13 forum posts | My 4 jaw is simply numbered 1 2 3 4 in rotation, even numbers one pair of jaws odd numbers the other. easy to remember when your in a hurry. Paul |
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