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Faceplate Ring 65mm - Precision 75 Chuck
Designed to be used with the dovetail jaws this faceplate ring allows you to securely attach bowl blanks and as such eliminates the need for separate faceplates. You simply screw the ring using woodscrews to your bowl blank and then expand the dovetail jaws to grip into the machined dovetail groove in the rear of the faceplate ring. Dependant on the diameter, weight and balance of your bowl blank you can use between three and eight of the screw hole locations.
The faceplate ring is machined from a special grade of medium-tensile steel, which is normally used for the manufacture of high performance turbo impellors, pistons and gears. Using this steel allows for closer tolerances during the manufacturing process which results in excellent concentricity to minimize vibration and to ensure that a chatter-free, super fine finish can be achieved by the woodturner. ©
The faceplate ring is machined from a special grade of medium-tensile steel, which is normally used for the manufacture of high performance turbo impellors, pistons and gears. Using this steel allows for closer tolerances during the manufacturing process which results in excellent concentricity to minimize vibration and to ensure that a chatter-free, super fine finish can be achieved by the woodturner. ©
$26.48
Faceplate Ring 65mm - Precision 75 Chuck—
$26.48
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Faceplate Ring 65mm - Precision 75 Chuck
Designed to be used with the dovetail jaws this faceplate ring allows you to securely attach bowl blanks and as such eliminates the need for separate faceplates. You simply screw the ring using woodscrews to your bowl blank and then expand the dovetail jaws to grip into the machined dovetail groove in the rear of the faceplate ring. Dependant on the diameter, weight and balance of your bowl blank you can use between three and eight of the screw hole locations.
The faceplate ring is machined from a special grade of medium-tensile steel, which is normally used for the manufacture of high performance turbo impellors, pistons and gears. Using this steel allows for closer tolerances during the manufacturing process which results in excellent concentricity to minimize vibration and to ensure that a chatter-free, super fine finish can be achieved by the woodturner. ©
The faceplate ring is machined from a special grade of medium-tensile steel, which is normally used for the manufacture of high performance turbo impellors, pistons and gears. Using this steel allows for closer tolerances during the manufacturing process which results in excellent concentricity to minimize vibration and to ensure that a chatter-free, super fine finish can be achieved by the woodturner. ©
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Designed to be used with the dovetail jaws this faceplate ring allows you to securely attach bowl blanks and as such eliminates the need for separate faceplates. You simply screw the ring using woodscrews to your bowl blank and then expand the dovetail jaws to grip into the machined dovetail groove in the rear of the faceplate ring. Dependant on the diameter, weight and balance of your bowl blank you can use between three and eight of the screw hole locations.
The faceplate ring is machined from a special grade of medium-tensile steel, which is normally used for the manufacture of high performance turbo impellors, pistons and gears. Using this steel allows for closer tolerances during the manufacturing process which results in excellent concentricity to minimize vibration and to ensure that a chatter-free, super fine finish can be achieved by the woodturner. ©
The faceplate ring is machined from a special grade of medium-tensile steel, which is normally used for the manufacture of high performance turbo impellors, pistons and gears. Using this steel allows for closer tolerances during the manufacturing process which results in excellent concentricity to minimize vibration and to ensure that a chatter-free, super fine finish can be achieved by the woodturner. ©
