Attachment means for a work piece
OwnerNils Hakanssoninventor
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Abstract
A chuck adapted to clamp a workpiece (7) during wood turning. The chuck comprises a body (3), at one end attachable to a lathe (1) and at the opposite end having two radially opposed eccenters (8, 9) with equal eccentricity. Each of the eccenters is encompassed by or encompasses a clamping jaw (5, 6) respectively, which are recessed together to form a mutual end surface. The clamping jaws are arranged to be rotatable half a turn in relation to the body (3), wherein they together at one rotational end position form a cylindrical dics, and at the other rotational end position are radially displaced in opposite directions in relation to themselves.
Claims5
A chuck adapted to clamp a workpiece (7) during wood turning, comprising a rotatable body (3), at one end attachable to a lathe and at the other end having means to clamp the workpiece (7), characterized in, that the body (3) has two radially opposed excenters (8, 9) located one to each side of the longitudinal axis of said body, said excenters being arranged to cooperate with two clamping jaws (5, 6) each of which is rotatable a limited sector in relation to its excenter (8, 9), said jaws being adapted to clamp the workpiece (7) while turned in one direction and release the workpiece while turned in the opposite direction, and wherein the jaws (5, 6) are recessed together to present a mutual end surface to the workpiece (7).
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