lathe chuck diy 3d models

I designed this simple lathe chuck with the intention for it to be 3D printable.Ive uploaded a STEP file and also the original Solidworks data

You can personalize the lathe chuck key to fit your needs. Just fine-tune the settings to achieve a smoother finish. ...If you want, consider making a contribution.

A CNC lathe chuck mechanism ... ...you'll have to rebuild the parts links when openins the assemby, easy with all the parts included

The chuck stop was made for my Hare & Forbes AL-320G / L141 metal lathe (Model available within Australia) to locate shorter parts beyond the chuck jaws to provide clearance for facing operations. It has been designed for the standard 150mm / 6"...

A lathe's chuck is a tool that securely holds workpieces while they are being machined by the cutting tool, allowing for precise shaping and turning operations. The chuck can be adjusted to accommodate various sizes and shapes of workpieces, ensuring...

I designed this spindle chuck key holder specifically for mini lathes such as the Harbor Freight, Seig, and other comparable machines. ...It attaches securely to the rear metal guard of these tools.

This 4-jaw wood lathe chuck has a diameter of 125 millimeters and features an M40 x 2 shaft thread. ...It's perfect for precise woodworking projects that require a secure grip on the material.

Material to bring : 3 split pin 3.3x(40 min or 45 max)mm (optional) 3 nuts 3mm 3 lock nuts 3mm 3 socket head cap screws 4x8mm 3 flat head screws 4x42mm 140mm diameter lathe chuck with functional internal mechanism. ... If you have any questions about...

A lathe chuck requires a collet to securely hold workpieces during turning operations. The collet is placed inside the chuck and expands to grip the workpiece, ensuring accurate and precise results. ...It's essential to choose the correct size of collet...

This is a lathe chuck work stop (spider), for chucking very short parts near the chuck jaw tips. It is designed for jaws that are 1" wide, and 1.75 deep. This one is 1.5 high, which allows 1/4" of jaw to engage the part. Print using PLA/ABS/PETG, ...

This is a lathe chuck work stop (spider), for chucking very short parts near the chuck jaw tips. It is designed for jaws that are 1" wide, and 1.75 deep. This one is 1.25 high, which allows 1/2" of jaw to engage the part. Print using PLA/ABS/PETG,...

Lathe Chuck holders were designed for Precision Matthews PM-1022/1030V. The ID of the case is 127mm so should hold any chuck smaller than that. I cut some sponge like foam to put in the bottom to protect the Chuck. The bottom half I printed with...

I recently acquired a 125 mm three jaw chuck for my lathe, but unfortunately, it lacked a crucial back shield that protects against chip buildup. To address this issue, I decided to modify the design by incorporating a rubber band on the outside of...

_________________________________________________________________ Hello, just another tool chuck magnetic spider for my 100 mm lathe, i attached .stl with different height 10-12,5 15 mm. It is a tools in order to help the lathe worker to lock small...

Mock up an ER40 collet chuck for your lathe, but don't even think about running a plastic chuck on that machine. This mock-up is strictly for testing dimensions before you commit to a full metal design. Collets are perfect for holding cylindrical...

A lathe's chuck is an essential component that holds and secures the workpiece in place, allowing for precise rotation during machining operations. It is crucial to ensure a firm grip on the material while it is being shaped or turned by the cutting...

Depth stops for 100mm lathe chucks are designed to accommodate 15mm thick jaws. They can be stacked two at a time to create depth stops for 5, 10, or 15 mm. There are holes in the design for 3x4mm cylindrical magnets, but they proved unnecessary as...

... the spindle on my machine. Specifications Outside Diameter Ø 3.94" (100 mm) Center Hole Ø 0.937" (23.825 mm) Spindle Side Registration Recess Ø 2.8" (72. mm) Chuck Side Bolt Diameter Ø 3.3" (84 mm) Chuck Mounting Holes 6 (3 & 4 bolt pattern)

The hole pattern on the chuck was designed for 4 holes, whereas the spindle on my lathe features a 3-hole configuration. I wasn't certain if I could accurately mark out the holes, so I decided to create a simple 3D printed guide to position them...

3 jaw chuck

3 jaw chuck

A Lathe Chuck modeled in Solidworks 2017 is available, along with a compatible version for Solidworks 2015. The 3D model can be exported into various file formats including 3DS Max, SLDPRT/ASM, 3DS, OBJ, STL and FBX. ...The model has 518,228 polygons...

A Chuck Lathe D160 is utilized in Rotary CNC Routers to securely hold and spin workpieces during cutting operations. This device enables precise machining with high-speed cutting, ideal for intricate designs and patterns on various materials. ...It...

This is a wall mount tray to store 80mm (~3.15") chucks used on a mini lathe (7x10,14,16) when not in use. The standard 3 jaw is shown and what it was sized for as it is the longest chuck I have. Shorter chucks (4 jaw in background, collet, etc.)...

This accessory, known as a Lathe Chuck, is constructed according to technical standards using copper or steel materials. It's specifically designed for securely fixing various parts and pieces onto lathes and drilling groups to facilitate their...

I was in dire need of a convenient solution to keep my trusty mini lathe chuck key within easy reach, prompting me to craft this ingenious holder myself. It is ingeniously designed to utilize Kreg screws for seamless attachment to the wall; I...

Holds a variety of chuck keys

Chuck drawn about 5 years ago

Simple holder for a woodturning lathe chuck key. I kept losing mine amongst all the wood shavings. Material to your choice, I used PLA+ as that is what was on the printer at the time. Infill not really relevant. I used 10% to reduce filament usage...

Simple holder for a woodturning lathe chuck key. I kept losing mine amongst all the wood shavings. Material to your choice, I used PLA+ as that is what was on the printer at the time. Infill not really relevant. I used 10% to reduce filament...