Thanks Russ, they are cut up now. They are for a Grizzly chuck G9819. Not the chuck I really wanted but budgetary restraints were imposed. I don't think I have seen soft jaws available anywhere with that configuration on the mating surface.Russ Hanscom wrote:Nice work on the soft jaws, but they were meant to be cut up! You can also buy them for a reasonable cost, or weld on material after they are pretty well cut away.
Machining a pulley
Re: Machining a pulley
Dave C
Grizzly 12x36 lathe, Gorton 1-22 milling machine
Grizzly 12x36 lathe, Gorton 1-22 milling machine
Re: Machining a pulley
Maybe that is a std configuration that Enco carries.
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PART ... A=325-1458
I'll have to check it out.
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PART ... A=325-1458
I'll have to check it out.
Dave C
Grizzly 12x36 lathe, Gorton 1-22 milling machine
Grizzly 12x36 lathe, Gorton 1-22 milling machine
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Russ Hanscom
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Re: Machining a pulley
My soft jaws have the same configuration and it appears to be standard. Just look under Amercican standard soft jaws.