| Eccentric Screw Chuck | 
| July 23/2006 I made Jig to make eccentric works.I think that it is possible to use it more simply than 4-jaw chuck.Drawing | 
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| 1.I make a disk part.The material is a duralumin with 10 mm thickness.The duralumin is moderate hardness and the shear-ability is outstanding. | 2.I manufacture using WT-300 from here.I remove Joe of the Axminster and I install a disk.I confirm a center using the dial gage. | |
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| 3.center hole with the center drill. | 4.I open hole ø6.8m/m under M8. | |
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| 5.Tapped M8. | 6.Next, I manufacture a boss. | |
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| 7.Tapped M8. | 8.Next, I tapped of M5 at the boss of the side of the turn.This is for the hollow setscrew. | |
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| 9.I glue together the bolt of M8~30L to the fixation boss.After that, I drum the spring roll pin of ø3m/m. | 10.I force the hanger bolt of ø8m/m~40L into the turn boss. | |
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| 11.All parts were complete. Next, a assembly. | 12.I turn the rotation boss 30degree  and mark it by the needle. | |
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| 13.I mount it in the Axminster chuck which removed Joe. | 14.I tried. There is a eccentric of 12 mm and it is twisted. It is scary though it is interesting. | |
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| 15.The material is beech. | 16.I set a number to know a turn position. | |