MAKING A COLLET CHUCK FOR MINI LATHE

Learn to make a COLLET CHUCK FOR MINI LATHE step to step in a simple and practical way.
Everything is made with small machinery.
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[@Renova-tec]

Trampo com muita habilidade
Saudações do Brasil !!🤝

[@Tom-wr6nn]

I would much prefer taper based fixing on spindle than face plate like your solution. All time you need fix runout when installing, of course if your lathe is tapper based spindle equiped... some china made doesnt have taper.

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Thanks for commenting, this lathe has a Morse taper, but the fixing plate is made on the end of the spindle which is the same as how the lathe cup will be mounted and it is very precise, of course the adjustment with the taper is also very precise, which I decided to do. with a plate.
Thanks my friend

[@TheRojecas]

Felicidades, muy buen trabajo, esta mejora es muy útil. Impresionante trabajo en una maquina tan pequeña. Sigo atento tu canal, gracias por compartir y saludos desde Cali

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Gracias amigo por comentar. Sus palabras ayudan a seguir emprendiendo. Saludos desde Colombia

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Gracias por comentar

[@CRILIKk]

Very nice work with such a small machine

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Thanks You for comment

[@gianlucabattaglini96]

Complimenti signor
Murcia, come al solito ha fatto un miracolo con il suo piccolo Emco.

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Gracias, si los milagros existen Saludos desde Colombia

[@CaptK-py8rq]

Very nice work, thank you for sharing!

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Thank You my friend

[@angelramos-2005]

Muy buen video,Sr Murcia.Gracias.

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

muchas gracias por comentar saludos desde Colombia

[@hdl4259]

Good Job Amigo.

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Gracias amigo por comentar

[@JohnDoe-qg6hm]

0:23 seconds in ! Is that a Hobbymat MD65 ?

[@Toolinginsights]

Good job !!! Keep going

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Thanks for commenting, I'll keep going.

[@nardaoeletronica]

Excellent job

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@YaseenExperience]

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[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Thank you 👍👍👍👍👍

[@antonellomadaffari1042]

👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Ok thank you

[@FinnoUgricMachining]

I am a little bit confused after watching this video.
I also understand that this lathe ... or is it a sewing machine .. has it's limitations. As You very clearly presented, all sorts of vibrations are an issue when turning a large object (large for this lathe). Supporting the workpiece with tailstock would help a lot. It would also improve the quite rough surface finish.
Although this machine is small, it can easily separate a figer from Your hand by twisting it off. Pushing a finger into a rotating hole with sand paper is an accident waiting to happen. Use some sort of a stick instead of Your finger. You need Your fingers. A stick has also the benefit of being straight whereas finger introduces an uneven surface.
I hope You don't mind my ranting but safety is a big issue in home workshop because quite often we work alone and there is no help available when something bad happens.

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

thanks my friend,
important appreciation I will take it into account

[@bustednuckles2]

Very well done!
It amazes me what you accomplish with that machine.

[@franciscomurciaprojects2327]

Ok thank You for sharing