Axminster, 150mm Button Jaws

Product Description

At 150mm (5 15/16") diameter, these jaws allow you to reverse chuck smaller workpieces quickly and securely at the turn of a chuck key. The conical rubber buttons pull your work gently back against the aluminium jaw plates without damaging its edge. You can use them externally or internally. A series of tapped holes offers you a variety of diameters. It is also possible to grip odd shaped pieces using different holes. The jaws come with rubber buttons. They will fit the SK80, SK100 or SK114 chucks. As an alternative to using the buttons, stacking turn studs are available as an optional extra (sold separately). They form an excellent primary holding method for all manner of round or square blanks and, give a very secure grip. The studs can be used singly or doubled up using the longer bolts supplied. Recommended maximum speed 1,500rpm.

• Recommended for SK80, SK100 and SK114 chucks
• Perfect reverse chucking solution
• Conical rubber buttons hold work gently and securely
• Grips both externally and internally
• Tapped holes for wide variety of diameters
• Can be configured to hold odd shaped workpieces
• Made from stainless steel to protect against corrosion
• Made in Axminster, UK
• 1-year guarantee
• All sizes in inches are for reference only and are not as accurate as the sizes shown in millimeters. For best accuracy, please measure in millimeters.

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A range of super precision chucks and accessories, all uniquely designed and manufactured by those who truly understand woodturning. Precision-made in high grade stainless steel, the Chucks and their associated accessories have been developed over the years, to cover almost every situation likely to be encountered by the amateur or professional alike. In addition to chucks, Axminster Woodturning offers a Tailstock and Drive Centers, modular Tool Rests and Tools for Pen Making.




⚠ WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer.  Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection.  For more information go to http://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/fact-sheets/wood-dust

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