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  1. 28th August 2011, 07:47 PM #1
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    I guess most metalworkers have seen this guy's videos but I though I'd post it just in case. He has about 200 videos on Youtube.

    Here is one of them

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npJfKhkS0QE]ATLAS LATHE 4-jaw chuck demo TUBALCAIN 2 - YouTube[/ame]
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    That guy is talked about on a lot of forums and has a lot of great videos. If your looking at buying a lathe it is well worth looking through them and even experienced guys will learn a new trick or two.

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    Also a prolific writer. I have a few of his books.
    They helped a lot in learning general metalwork and turning.
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    I invented that idea myself when my lathe came with two chuck keys the same size. Looks like I was beaten by about 100 years lol

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    Don't get your Cains crossed, 'tubal-cain' (the name of the supposed first blacksmith of antiquity in the judeo-christian bible), has been used as a nom-de-plume by several different people.
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