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Thread: Daryl's Chuck has RUNOUT!

8th May 2013, 01:10 AM #16

Dave J Guest

Check to see if the diameter is running true and the face of the chuck is running true, if they are both true I wouldn't go touching the chuck as the fault will be either the scroll or the jaws.

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