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Lug Plate for a RP3000X Power Chuck

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Paul Hannaby:
Yes there was a three jaw woodturning chuck.

Twisted Trees:

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--- Quote from: Twisted Trees on November 26, 2020, 11:17:59 PM ---Hi David

3 Jaws indicates a metalwork jig, you may have more luck on an engineering forum. Most woodturners switched over to 4 jaws a long time back.

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I don’t think Record Power have ever made metalwork chucks? It’s just a rather odd design by modern standards.

http://www.petermcbride.com/temp/3000/

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Odd and also Old! my reasoning is that the 3 jaw chucks exist in the metal work side and possibly a lug plate would be a recognised term there, while in woodturning that would be pre or just post Peter Childs masterchuck convinced everyone that 4 was better! and I can't remember what the oojimiflip thingy was that I used last month let alone 40 years ago  ;)

Valkrider:
@David I can't help with your question but where in Spain are you as I am also living there? It would be good to have contact with another British woodturner.

David in Spain:
Hi All

Thanks for the reply. Still no luck . narrowed down to it being a One Inch Lug plate and it is shown on the Peter McBride site but that´s 2009..

Is the one inch diameter inside or out? I could have ago at fabricating I suppose. I could work backwards from the place it fits.

Thanks Again. I´ll keep trying

Fester:
David

On the offchance you do not have the latest catalogue

https://www.recordpower.co.uk/intricart/product/docs/1/RP3000X1.pdf

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