Will this chuck work on a lathe that is reversible ?
1810275
Not securely. It dose not have the set screw that would make it secure for reverse, I do sand with it in reverse with care that I don't spin it off. Light pressure and low speed and keeping an eye on it.
1810276
no it does not have the set screws in order to lock the chuck on the tail stock.
1810277
What I did to mine was to drill and tap for a 10-32 nylon tipped set screw next to one of the recesses for the wrench. I have modified my Jet MiniVS to be reversable (easy as it is a DC motor)This way when I want to turn "in reverse" I tighten the set screw. The chuck is about 3 lbs and if spinning under load in reverse and the lathe is stopped abruptly, it could spin off the 1-8 thread of the headstock. With the nylon setscrew secured, no problem. I do slow down before shutting off just to be safe. It is a nice chuck, haven't used the MASSIVE screw chuck as I only have a 9 1/12" swing and aren't turning huge bowls. What I did to mine was to drill and tap for a 10-32 nylon tipped set screw next to one of the recesses for the wrench. I have modified my Jet MiniVS to be reversable (easy as it is a DC motor)This way when I want to turn "in reverse" I tighten the set screw. The chuck is about 3 lbs and if spinning under load in reverse and the lathe is stopped abruptly, it could spin off the 1-8 thread of the headstock. With the nylon setscrew secured, no problem. I do slow down before shutting off just to be safe. It is a nice chuck, haven't used the MASSIVE screw chuck as I only have a 9... » Read More What I did to mine was to drill and tap for a 10-32 nylon tipped set screw next to one of the recesses for the wrench. I have modified my Jet MiniVS to be reversable (easy as it is a DC motor)This way when I want to turn "in reverse" I tighten the set screw. The chuck is about 3 lbs and if spinning under load in reverse and the lathe is stopped abruptly, it could spin off the 1-8 thread of the headstock. With the nylon setscrew secured, no problem. I do slow down before shutting off just to be safe. It is a nice chuck, haven't used the MASSIVE screw chuck as I only have a 9 1/12" swing and aren't turning huge bowls. « Show Less
618172
Hmmm.... Well, I guess it could be. However, I think it would be awkward using it on a drill press. Usually the keyless chuck (when used on a regular drill) uses two hands to open and tighten around the bit (doesn't matter the size). Without being able to turn the machine over to keep the bit from falling out, I don't thing you would be able to tighten it (unless, of course, you have three hands...).
848695
I am unfamiliar with your lathe. I only know that if the thread dimensions are consistent and you can swing the diameter there is no reason it should not.
2261866
Yes this drill is reversible as well as variable speed. It's really just a great all around drill.
1174378
This lathe is not configured as reversible. It can be made reversible by changing out the SPST on/off switch to a DPDT switch.This, however voids the warranty, So the 1014 /1014VSI ARE NOT REVERSIBLE LATHES, without voiding the warranty.
1722313
The only thing I can tell you is : hold the chuck and reverse the drill,on high speed or high torgue. Good luck ps maybe wear gloves, rubber
1602294
I have a Shopsmith Lathe and Amazon had the correct adaptor. I am very happy with this chuck.Try contacting PSI woodworking directly.Good luck and Happy Turning.
2048046
Only for Sanding and Possibly LIGHT Tool work.... If you were doing anything that would put a lot of Pressure on the piece you were turning, it would Unscrew the Chuck from the Lathe ....
1940913
It has to be the same chuck size. Check the drill and the bit before purchase.
618174
Yes you can. Just make sure the new quick release chuck fits the supplied arbor. Page 7 of the manual:)
1751648
Yes and no. The threads are above the hex shank and are part of the chuck action. But if you matched them I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
293123
I don't see why not. This is a pretty small lathe but I think it would work. Not sure how the pen mandrel would attach. I'm guessing you would need to get a chuck for the lathe as it uses collets by default.
876135
Sorry, don't know if the chuck is removable? You might try the question on a search engine like Google, etc.
791138
To answer your question, yes you can. I used this lathe for a long time to make bowls even though they won't be big. You can only turn up to about 9 3/4" bowl on this lathe. You would either need a faceplate or a 4 jaw scroll chuck which can get pricey. When I had this lathe I bought a chuck for $100 that did the job then when I got into a bigger lathe and became a professional woodturner I got into bigger chucks. I have 2 Vicmarc VM 120's that cost me $350 just for the chuck not counting the $50 for the jaws. So your research before you buy a lathe, chuck or tools.
439872
If your lathe has a 1" x 8 tpi spindle the Barracuda chuck with 1" x 8 tpi will work.
1418140
Yes, it's reversible and variable. Had my drill for a year now - very pleased with it!
952213
Yes - that is one of the things that makes this drill so great. I purchased one of those things that lets you click (or whatever) to change bits and sizes of screw heads without adjusting the chuck. Good luck Jeffrey -- Rob England