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Aux Lathe Chuck Jaws

Ox

Ox

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Northwest Ohio
I've never seen these, but they could be handy for sure.
What are they called?

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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
 
Used on Bullards and other large (over 36" or so) dia. Vertical boring mills.

Instead of a chuck, they ran these on a faceplate.
 
These folks appear to have been using them on a 30"+ 4 jaw horizontal lathe chuck.

I have used Mighty Bites on occassion for T slots on my 32" chuck, but these could be interesting too.
But they doo look awfully tall, so IDK...


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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
 
Big lathes made do with such since "chuck" was permanently attached - since its faceplate internal gear was for the "granny" speeds - the small hand wheel adjacent slipped the pinion in and out of gear as needed

Other Thumbnail big similar vintage Le Blond (OSHA equipped with guarding:D) with its set of jaws
 

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