A Guide to Woodturning Chuck Jaws & Centres - Woodworking Wisdom

[@johnthorson2588]

The ‘slot’ in the button jaws are handy for measuring wall thickness with your calipers.

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Your Speed Sizer does not have to be round; it could be a simple series of holes in a line on a steel rule. That way the tool has multiple uses. I enjoyed this discussion. Cheers!

[@marcusfairly2688]

Colwin mentions a new eccentric chuck in development. Any idea when this might be on sale?

[@axminster]

I am afraid not. Here is a link to our Eccentric Chuck axminster.tools/3TwrzTg

[@alanbutler1657]

Sadly, I missed this session and I would have liked to post a question regarding eccentric Chuck. Will the eccentric system work with other Chuck systems, namely sc4 from Record Power? I would be grateful for clarification.

[@axminster]

Hi Alan, the eccentric chuck has an internal dovetail for gripping and measures 70mm. Therefore it will fit your jaws if they are dovetailed and match or are close to this size 😊

[@simonboulton978]

I have been looking for jaws part to make a knitting pin for my friend. She has a small wooden knitting but she would like a longer one. Do you supply them? Many thanks

[@axminster]

Hi Simon, if you're looking for a set of jaws to go down to a small size then something like the pin jaws would be ideal. Here is a link for you - www.axminstertools.com/100mm-spigot-jaws-810067

[@peterbrister5191]

Which chuck would you recommend for anAC305 Craft Lathe.

[@axminster]

Hi Peter, Colwin recommends the SK100. Here is a link for you - www.axminstertools.com/axminster-clubman-sk100-woodturning-chuck-package-1-x-8-tpi-106868 😊

[@ronmargerison4216]

Can you interchange jaws between Record SC4 and Axminster Ron

[@axminster]

No, sorry Ron. Each chuck manufacturer make jaws to fit their own chucks.