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    Pendant Chuck II

    Well this past Sunday I spent an hour or so building a pendant chuck based on my previous trial and incorperated the new idea of indexing. Here is the result. The pendant is not very good, made from scap with cracks but it does demonstrate the indexed circles I can do.
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    Last edited by Mike Golka; 03-09-2010 at 11:33 AM.
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    Looks like you got that pendant thing figured out! Really nice effect with all the detail work!
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    Now, I like that one!!! Very nice effect on the design - sort of reminds me of the toy the kids used to have - Spirograph, I believe. That would make a neat inlay design with filled grooves.

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    Looks like a winner so far

    I know there are these sort of things on the market, but it is always more fun and way less expensive to do it on your own. I may have some more free time to do some of this kind of stuff now. I still like creating and trying to find the right design for things that may turn into the one invention that everyone wants one of! I just need to work on a smaller scale sometimes.

    Great project and looks to work well,

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    Mike, that's really cool. Do you have a tutorial, or another post on this jig/chuck, that explains how it works? I would really like to make one of these. Or----- have you considered making these to sell?
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    That's a winner! Nice work on the pendant too.
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    Looks good Mike. Really nice pendant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Allen Neighbors View Post
    Mike, that's really cool. Do you have a tutorial, or another post on this jig/chuck, that explains how it works? I would really like to make one of these. Or----- have you considered making these to sell?
    I would love more details as well. Would like to try my turn at making this type of chuck arrangement and turning some of my own.

    Thanks,
    Joshua

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    Joshua and Allen I have been asked by Woodturning Design Magazine to submit an article on my chuck. They think something this easy to construct may be worthy of some type. Still waiting to get the package from them but in the process of doing the article a tutorial may evolve. Two birds with one stone so to speak.
    Thanks to everyone else for your kind words.
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    I too would love to see a tutorial on this Mike.
    Good luck on getting something published on it.

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    Very interesting. Good job on both the chuck and the pendant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Golka View Post
    Joshua and Allen I have been asked by Woodturning Design Magazine to submit an article on my chuck. They think something this easy to construct may be worthy of some type. Still waiting to get the package from them but in the process of doing the article a tutorial may evolve. Two birds with one stone so to speak.
    Thanks to everyone else for your kind words.
    Cool chuck. It looks like a great solution.
    And congratulations on the article interest. I hope to be reading it in the near future.
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    Any Progress on a tutorial

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Golka View Post
    Joshua and Allen I have been asked by Woodturning Design Magazine to submit an article on my chuck. They think something this easy to construct may be worthy of some type. Still waiting to get the package from them but in the process of doing the article a tutorial may evolve. Two birds with one stone so to speak.
    Thanks to everyone else for your kind words.
    Any Progress on a tutorial??
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    I subscribe to WoodTurning Design. I'm waiting for the article.

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    got enough lathe there to hold that chuck steady?

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