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What are you guys with TL-1's using for a four jaw indepentant chuck? 8 inch? 10 inch? I saw a bison 10 inch with a built in A2-5 mount. Anyone use one of these? How are the bison chucks for quality? I wouldn't be using this everyday but I don't want a complete pos either ![]() Here's a link. http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT...r=1529%50mode= It weighs almost 60# any problems with a chuck that heavy on a TL-1? The 8 inch is about 30# but I'm not sure if it will be big enough. Thanks in advance |
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| The quality of Bison chucks is good. I have several three jaws both 8" and 10". They work very smoothly and the reversible top jaws fit beautifully. But I do question putting 60 lbs on a TL1. That will probably be much more than twice the rotational inertia of the standard chuck and when you have a workpiece clamped in it even more. If you do get this I would go careful using CSS when facing because repetitively accelerating and deccelerating this mass might overheat your drive.
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| I went with the 10" Bison 4 jaw. The chuck is real nice. I had no problems with mounting it or with it's operation on the TL-1. Here's a few pics if anyone is interested. http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/q...rise/ACME1.jpg http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/q...rise/ACME2.jpg http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/q...rise/ACME4.jpg http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/q...rise/ACME5.jpg |
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