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    Quote Originally Posted by doragus View Post
    Hmmmm. I have one of each and I never turn them the wrong way.
    I have about six of each, so I just engraved an open arrow on each one in case I forget which chuck I'm using...

    • I usually tighten jaws out into faceplate rings when I'm turning outsides.
    • I usually tighten jaws out into dovetail recesses when turning insides.
    • I only occasionally clamp onto a tenon.


    For me, the Nova has it right most of the time, but I tolerate the Vicmarcs...
    Stay sharp and stay safe!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    Why do you want a Vicmarc scroll chuck when all you are doing is spindle work between centres.
    All you need is a couple of good spur drives and cup centres for the tailstock.
    Robert Sorby steb centres will help with all these projects
    Chucks are generally for faceplate work bowls etc, unless you have not told us other things you want to turn.

    In many ways it's not spindle work. It may start out being held by a live center but to do the best job on a handle that is going to be well finished on one end it's better to use a chuck so you can clean up the end after sliding the live center out of the way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    Why do you want a Vicmarc scroll chuck when all you are doing is spindle work between centres.
    All you need is a couple of good spur drives and cup centres for the tailstock.
    Robert Sorby steb centres will help with all these projects
    Chucks are generally for faceplate work bowls etc, unless you have not told us other things you want to turn.

    In many ways it's not spindle work. It may start out being held by a live center but to do the best job on a handle that is going to be well finished on one end it's better to use a chuck so you can clean up the end after sliding the live center out of the way.

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