This Old Tony chuck question

[Harlech]

Searched the forums for half an hour and couldn't find the answer.

ToT uses a chuck on his lathe for handling very small stock. It seems to be a form of a six jaw chuck, but the jaws are internal and clamp parallel on the ID of the bore. The chuck itself is a small form factor.

I have seen it in many of his videos but have never heard the brand and can't see any identifying Mark's. Can anyone help me ID it?

 

[kb58]

video link?

 

[DavidR8]

It's a Pratt Burnerd
These look like the current iteration.

404 Not Found | Pratt Burnerd America

I expect these would be uber-spendy

 

[DavidR8]

Found a listing...

New Pratt Burnerd KC15 MULTIIZE Lathe Collet Chuck. Original Key. L-00 L00 Mount | eBay

New Pratt Burnerd KC15 Collet Chuck. L00 Mount. Has original Key. For EC collets, 1-1/2" max capacity. Made in UK. From Catalog: Key-operated chucks provide an extremely accurate collet closing mechanism for precision work. Key population, thru bevel gears with ball thrust bearing is completely...

www.ebay.com

 

[Harlech]

Thanks David. For some reason, that video has never shown up in my YouTube feed for him.

 

[graham-xrf]

It's a Pratt Burnerd
These look like the current iteration.

404 Not Found | Pratt Burnerd America

I expect these would be uber-spendy

Cough-cough Er.. Whaat??
$875 bucks!
Even though you used the word "uber" in your adjective, backed up with the smiley, it still manages to come across very understated!

 

[seasicksteve]

I have one of these chucks they are the awesome. You can at times find these for a decent price. I bought the set of collets used for 350 bucks. A d14 chuck sold on a forum recently for 100 bucks

 

[Ed ke6bnl]

I have the Jacobs flex collet chuck with the big hand ring to tighten. I think it is great. One other thing the hand ring is like a slide hammer action to tighten, do not need to lock the Chuck to tighten part in place. Collets look just like the ones tot is showing