Bonnie....It's not even 0600 here in the Pacific Time Zone and I'm on just my first cup of coffee...so no photos yet..........
On the end of my drill chuck is a #2 morse taper.....a tapered shaft that goes into the quill on your tail stock or can be inserted into the headstock. In the end of the #2 morse taper is a threaded hole. When I mount the drill chuck into the headstock and use it to hold the mandrel that I use to turn bottle stoppers, I take a long 1/4"x20 bolt that has a wing nut and washer on it. I run the bolt through the hole in the headstock and it screws into hole in the end of the #2 morse taper in the drill chuck. I then run the wingnut and washer up against the handle I use to manually turn the drive shaft of the headstock and very slightly tighten it. This captures the drill chuck to the drive shaft and prevents it from coming out while turning whatever is in the the drill chuck...in this case my b/s mandrel.....
You don't want to use the bolt when you put the drill chuck into the quill on your tailstock because as your run the drill bit out and into the wood, the quill shaft is lengthening.
Photos to follow after I get some coffee, some breakfast and some laundry started.
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....