Wood Turning Project Maple Box Using A Pin Chuck

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How To Turning A Box Using A Pin Chuck

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[MrBluetrumpet]

what wood lathe is that and how much does it cost?

[haydenHD]

@MrBluetrumpet This is my old lathe, you can probably pick up an used one for $100.00.

[kenlor71]

I am very interested in using the pic chuck on some musical instrument projects, but I would need to know if the "pin" has any marring effect on the inside of the piece. Can you see if it deforms the inside of the piece?

[haydenHD]

As long as it is hardwood it really does not mare the inside at all. On a softer wood it might mark it up a little bit, but nothing substantial.

Thanks,

Carl

[haydenHD]

Hi Matt,

I had to make it my self I used my grinder.

Carl

[mrtattoos100]

@haydenHD hi, carl

i'd like to know where to buy a pin chuck because i need something to mount a piece of wood on for my pizza cutter

thanks,Matt

[mrtattoos100]

@usnglk hey ya um im just replying because i like to help. you dont really need a pin chuck. depends on what your lookingto make.Wood working, i've found out to be a VERY exspensive thing to to but you make the money back from selling your product its a fun thing to do.

[haydenHD]

I have a lot of Maple.

[BlacksmithRocky]

what wood you use most often?

[haydenHD]

Hi,

I made it to make duck call it's not something you will need for turn most projects I was just playing around with it with some small boxes. They do make much smaller pin chucks for making bottle stopper.

Thanks,

Carl