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Until I got my metal cutting bandsaw, I found I had to just cut through the tube and then rotate about 30 deg and cut again following a line I drew around the tube. I could not cut straight thru the tube without going off at an angle.
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rbursek wrote:joedw00,
what kinda chuck is that on the ER in your pic? I would appreciate more info on it please.
All I did was get a pipe plug from Lowes and replace the bolt with a longer one which allowed mounting in my drill chuck. They come in different sizes and expand when the nut is tightened. I polished all my 10 ER tubes on my 520 using different sizes of plugs. Or you can get replacement freeze plugs from the auto parts store, which has a greater selection of sizes.
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Thanks Fred,
plus seeing what greenshop? did in another thread here similar. My ER in the basement that will be dedicated for a lathe, I want to really clean up the tubes, paint is in great shape on all my ERs, I love lead, and always fed my kids enough so they did not have to eat paint chips.
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rbursek wrote:joedw00,
what kinda chuck is that on the ER in your pic? I would appreciate more info on it please.
I used my ONEWAY TALON CHUCK. I messed up the jaws before I figured out to put some rubber around the tube.
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Joe00,
hos does that mount to the ER? Any thing special to do to get it to mount?
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Same way it mounts on my 520.
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Same way it mounts on my 52
I dint know how that mounts either!!!LOL
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The chuck needs an adapter for whichever lathe it is to be used on. The 5/8" plain adapter fits Shopsmith.

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Same way you mount your saw blade or drill chuck on it, with a set screw.

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Mike907 wrote:The chuck needs an adapter for whichever lathe it is to be used on. The 5/8" plain adapter fits Shopsmith.

Mike
I don't use any adapter. It just slides on like any other tool.
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