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  1. 07-28-2010, 8:20 PM #1
    Mike Minto
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    Glaser screw chuck, au deux

    Couldn't believe my good fortune - found a Glaser screw chuck to fit my 1x8 spindled mini-lathe - that makes a pair along with my 1.25x8!
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  3. 07-28-2010, 9:51 PM #2
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    Congrats Mike. Now that looks like a hefty piece.
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  4. 07-28-2010, 11:50 PM #3
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    Hi Mike,

    Nice score!!

    I also have two of them. One for my Jet mini and one for my big Oneway.

    I would not sell either one for any amount of money... Well... maybe a million dollars. but I would have to think about it for a few years.

    Best wishes,

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  5. 07-29-2010, 5:11 AM #4
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    Mike, Was it a used chuck or did you find a source for new ones? Phil
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  6. 07-29-2010, 9:39 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philip Duffy View Post
    Mike, Was it a used chuck or did you find a source for new ones? Phil
    Phil, it is a 'used' one, but looks new as the seller said he had only used it a couple of times. I did visit the 'glaser/hi-tec' website, though, and while it says they will be selling alot of really cool tools, including these, I've not received a reply to either email I sent them. The website is very incomplete, as well. Maybe one day they will get it together, don't know.
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    Very nice. A couple of guys in our club highly endorse these and will not part with them. Good score for sure.
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    I had one of the "original" Glaser chucks. I got it in '85 and it was polished steel, not black. I don't know what the #$%!! happened to it. I know I did not sell it or give it away so it has to be "around somewhere"....
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    Sorry to be uninformed, but these Glaser screw chucks seem to be rare and expensive. What makes them so?
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    Paulo Marin Glaser Screw Chuck

    I have recently purchased a Glaser Screw Chuck from Paulo Marin.
    His email is ceo@cetinc.com He has manufactured hundreds of them.
    I actually saw a picture of them.
    Good luck,
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  11. 07-29-2010, 4:04 PM #10
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    I have 3 Glaser screw chucks. Simply the best on the market. A bit pricey but worth it. The threads are so thin that they displace almost no wood.

    I had a Nichols lathe that had left hand threads. Jerry Glaser made me a chuck to fit the LH threads and the screw also has left hand threads. Some day I'll have it cross threaded to fit my 33m Oneway spindle.

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