Well, fitted my 4 jaw for first time, wished i had a smaller one, i will not be braking to a stop on this one

[stuarth44]

 

[benmychree]

That is quite a hunk of iron!

 

[Shootymacshootface]

You could always take the jaws out and use it as a nice big faceplate, then buy a smaller 4jaw.

 

[stuarth44]

You could always take the jaws out and use it as a nice big faceplate, then buy a smaller 4jaw.

yes, but where to buy, i looked for one online

 

[stuarth44]

That is quite a hunk of iron!

yeppers since i had my stroke i cannot heft it, still i need a rail over the bed

 

[Shootymacshootface]

yes, but where to buy, i looked for one online

Im not sure what you have for a mount there, but I have had great luck finding things at CME when no one else has it.

 

[stuarth44]

Im not sure what you have for a mount there, but I have had great luck finding things at CME when no one else has it.

thank you, there's a crowd in france make em but the cost moonbeams

 

[Shootymacshootface]

CME also had the best prices. I aee that you are in AUS. My wifey is from King Lake.

 

[stuarth44]

CME also had the best prices. I aee that you are in AUS. My wifey is from King Lake.

Ill check it out thanks, not sure where Kings Lake is

 

[Superburban]

There just might be a day when you need the size. I picked up a 12" 4 jaw for my 13: lathe, for a steal. Used it once in 3 years now, but definitely glad I had it.

How are you lifting yours? I drilled and tapped a hole on the side of mine (Actually did two across from each other, to help keep what little balance there is), that I can screw a eye bolt in for the chain. Just need to build a hoist.