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Thread: Vevor Chuck M33 x 3.5 Taper

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    Vevor Chuck M33 x 3.5 Taper

    I was thinking about buyiing a small chuck for my Oneway lathe. I have a few Strongholds but the jaws are not too small. I was turning a bowl recently and the smallest jaws were too big. I was thinking about getting a 3.5 inch Barracuda and a separate adapter for 33M.

    I just noticed that Vevor sells chucks that come with a 33M adapter.

    Had anyone used one of these?

    Thanks,
    DM

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    Hadn’t heard of Ave or before your post. Looking at their site there’s a definite slant to metal turning machinery and accessories. Have you considered getting a Oneway Talon chuck - it’s the smaller brother to the Stronghold.

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    One of my friends bought one of them here in Aus from eBay. He was having issues with it and I took all my measuring gear and checked his spindle thread. It was extremely close to perfect, but the female thread in the chuck was very, very sloppy. Also 3 of the moving jaw slides were average fit, but one had an enormous amount of slop on the scroll thread. I told him to cut his losses, buy a quality chuck, which he did.
    When it comes to woodturning Chuck's, buy the best, weep once, enjoy the quality forever.
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    Richard.

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    I hear you - I decided to try it out. It has a 30 day return policy. Hopefully I i will use it before then.

    $120 and comes with 4 sets of jaws and the M33 fitting so I can use on a Oneway lathe. The talon chuck is 160 or so just for the body.

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    https://www.ebay.com/itm/184253270553

    I will give a report once I get it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Metzman View Post
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/184253270553

    I will give a report once I get it.
    Let us know how those accurate bearings work out. What the heck? Screenshot 2023-03-20 at 10.57.29 AM.jpg

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    I have to donate again to see the picture posted. I wish there was a multiyear option.

    I assume the post is the reference to the fat it says it has accurate bearings and I assume there are no bearings.

    I received it. Looks ok. I will see how it mounts.

    I saw in another post about a chuck something about run out - not sure what that is. How do I check that. Thanks

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    lol! ? Too funny!
    Pete


    * It's better to be a lion for a day than a sheep for life - Sister Elizabeth Kenny *
    I think this equates nicely to wood turning as well . . . . .

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    I mounted on my lathe. I did not turn anything in it but put in a piece of wood and turned the lathe on. Seems to be ok.

    It mounts directly to oneway and has an insert that screws in to reduce it to 1 * 8. It should be ok for gripping smaller items that the stronghold chucks are too big for.

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