what i wood like is pics. of a jet set up- on a 16-42; i read the stuff on it but need a pics. that how i learn best please help; daniel g.
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vacuum chuck pics for a jet 16-42
- Thread starter daniel goulding
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1642 Vacuum Chuck
I have pictures on my web site of the setup I made. The part to attach it to the lathe was easy to make. The guages and valve setup I bought on the web as a kit. Then the pump came from Nebraska Surplus. Look down the index into lathe and the vacuum chuck.
http://www.scrollsaws.com
I have pictures on my web site of the setup I made. The part to attach it to the lathe was easy to make. The guages and valve setup I bought on the web as a kit. Then the pump came from Nebraska Surplus. Look down the index into lathe and the vacuum chuck.
http://www.scrollsaws.com
Vacuum chucks
Try these posts on my site
http://www.turnedoutright.com/tools-2/chucks-faceplates-drive-centers-clamps-buffers-jigs/
( look through the pictures for the one I built for my jet.
This one is the same design modified for my stubby but you can use it on your jet also.
The post references the Journal issue that this was modeled after.
http://www.turnedoutright.com/2008/01/30/vacuum-adapter/
Try these posts on my site
http://www.turnedoutright.com/tools-2/chucks-faceplates-drive-centers-clamps-buffers-jigs/
( look through the pictures for the one I built for my jet.
This one is the same design modified for my stubby but you can use it on your jet also.
The post references the Journal issue that this was modeled after.
http://www.turnedoutright.com/2008/01/30/vacuum-adapter/