Antique Skinner 10" 1910-s Chuck questions

Powrgen313 · Mar 30, 2019

So picked up this beauty today for $60, a little surface rust but overall in good shape. I am just looking for a little more info on it before i start taking it apart and cleaning it. Starting to think i overpaid.

i have been unable to find anything on this exact model, i did find a 1910lb on ebay for some ridiculous amount of $ but its a completely different style chuck. I believe it was originally on a monarch lathe. Model Number Is Skinner Special 1910-S Steel Body 10" 4 Jaw Chuck. Ref #R-02225 Made in USA.

garyphansen · Mar 30, 2019

Skinner made excellent chucks, you got a deal if it hasn't been in any crashes
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Jim S. · Apr 2, 2019

I agree with Gary as to the quality of Skinner chucks. I have a 5" 3 jaw that was supplied in the late 40s as OEM with a Hardinge tool room lathe. It has two features that I like: The jaws are reversible (teeth on the jaws are lozenge-shaped rather than the typical crescent) and the actuating pinions use a hex key rather than the typical square. It's been my go-to 3 jaw for quite a few years.

iwananew10K · Apr 2, 2019

top of the line offering in this catalog....and *almost* a whopping dollar per pound at 53lbs and 50 bucks.

http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/10604/16498.pdf

Powrgen313 · Apr 2, 2019

well ts not going to fit my lathe...way to big. was wishful thinking that it was going to fit. I put it up on ebay but i have no idea what this thing is even worth. Does not appear to have ever been crashed.

Powrgen313 · Apr 2, 2019

very helpful thank you.

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