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Old 09-22-2009, 01:50 PM   #1
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when inserting one (square) blank into one ( round ) barracuda chuck should the corners go between the jaws or centered in each jaw ?

......did that make sense ?

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Re: Square peg - round hole

That is a no, no. The chuck won't hold it correcly. Turn the bottom round between centers then use the chuck.

Or you can build this.
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Re: Square peg - round hole

For larger blanks, like 1 1/2-2" squares I chuck them. The corners go between the jaws. I turn to round up close to the jaws.

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Re: Square peg - round hole

I should have been more specific ....I am talking about the larger ( square ) blanks
....like when you make bottle stoppers

Good links from both of you .........thanx
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Re: Square peg - round hole

duster - I chuck my bottle stopper blanks up with the corners between the jaws - I either turn them then like Ken does or just bore and tap them and then turn them on the mandrel - I have had good results either way - as long as your block is square to start with I see no problem
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Re: Square peg - round hole

Are you using a center on the other end? I hope so. From a practical stand point, you have to go with the corners between the jaws; otherwise it may spin a little at a time from resistance to cutting and then the corners get to the gaps and it comes loose.
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Re: Square peg - round hole

Here is another way at stoppers too.
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Re: Square peg - round hole

IIRC there is an indention in the middle of the #2 jaws that is designed to accept the corners of a square blank. I might be thinking about my Talon chuck, though


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