can I borrow that?Something like this, but with 3 cuts each side? (This 3/8" OD collet has two on each side.)
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Seems like a bit of work for not much payback.
can I borrow that?Something like this, but with 3 cuts each side? (This 3/8" OD collet has two on each side.)
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Seems like a bit of work for not much payback.
Of course you can!can I borrow that?
I made to hold an Interapid DTI stem.
Dial Test Indicator (DTI). Used for relative measurement.what is that?
Hey WC, hell I think I could and it would work, I tried one but didn't tighten it much thinking it was just a safety. Today after messing with this stuff I think the problem is using a threaded coupling at all. it creates engagement- or the potential to engage incline force against the opposing force of the tool bit. Did I say that right? It's simple and complicated - but when holding a threaded rod in a chuck I'd say don't hold it with anythhing threaded. Just hold it with a softer material in a way that applies the jaw force evenly. yeah?Can you use a jam nut?
That's why I thought the jam nut. Whatever works for you. when I answered I didn't realize that this had already gone to five pages.. so you have lots of advice at this point.Hey WC, hell I think I could and it would work, I tried one but didn't tighten it much thinking it was just a safety. Today after messing with this stuff I think the problem is using a threaded coupling at all. it creates engagement- or the potential to engage incline force against the opposing force of the tool bit. Did I say that right? It's simple and complicated - but when holding a threaded rod in a chuck I'd say don't hold it with anythhing threaded. Just hold it with a softer material in a way that applies the jaw force evenly. yeah?