Doug Herzberg
06-02-2015, 9:02 PM
So I noticed my spindle was getting a little sticky and put on some anti-seize compound. The chuck spun on much better and seated nicely. Everything went well until I reversed for sanding and suddenly had a 16" Frisbee aimed at the glass wall behind my lathe. The chuck stayed attached in the 1/8" recess, but part of the platter broke off along a fault line. Fortunately, it was a clean break and I'm hoping some white glue will take care of it. I tightened the chuck with a wrench the next time out and everything seems to be okay again. The grub screws are missing from my SN2 chucks and the Grizzly never had one. Does anybody happen to know the size?
314917
The glass wall is okay and so am I. I was never in the line of fire and tempered glass is remarkably strong. P.S. The wood isn't as bad as it looks. I'm just really sloppy with the epoxy.
314917
The glass wall is okay and so am I. I was never in the line of fire and tempered glass is remarkably strong. P.S. The wood isn't as bad as it looks. I'm just really sloppy with the epoxy.