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Luke.kerbey
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Morning from the uk!
Hopefully an easy question. I’ve got 24 round cores and cavities that I need to grind and fit next week on an worn out jones and shipman.
The round mag chuck is in dire need of grinding over. The only way I can see is when the chuck is removed there is 3 bolts that attach a threaded arbor to the chuck body, should I just remove the Arbor and grind over the round chuck on the surface grinder?
Also, the headstock it self is worn and has end play, does anyone have an tips and skills as to how to limit the out of roundness of my parts? (Fixing the headstock bearings isn’t an option)
Hopefully an easy question. I’ve got 24 round cores and cavities that I need to grind and fit next week on an worn out jones and shipman.
The round mag chuck is in dire need of grinding over. The only way I can see is when the chuck is removed there is 3 bolts that attach a threaded arbor to the chuck body, should I just remove the Arbor and grind over the round chuck on the surface grinder?
Also, the headstock it self is worn and has end play, does anyone have an tips and skills as to how to limit the out of roundness of my parts? (Fixing the headstock bearings isn’t an option)