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Please lathw until auction has ended and invoice has been received to confirm all costs to buyer. Great condition original chuck from Atlas lathe. An estate sale find! It is probably made in the 's due to the ending four digit code. Seems to be in great shape.

Made in England. No name on it but looks too old to be an import. Union Model H. I accept Paypal. Always buying and selling fine tools for the machinist and woodworker. Specifications: Jaws: 4. Chuck Diameter: 4" Thread Mount: 1"8 tpi. To go to The Manufacturers Website: Check out the photos! Give us a call or email. Reliable Tool currently has a large selection of products listed, please check out our other auctions in this category by visiting our page for more Great Deals!

Bidding starts at a dollar with no reserve. Thread mounting diameter is 1" x 10 TPI. Threads are in very fine order. Unit was acquired without key.

Jaws move smoothly throughout range. Very nice original chuck in excellent condition, as shown. Thread mounting diameter is 1" x 8 TPI. Threads are in fine order. All in fine order, as shown. A few file marks noted to body. Operates smoothly throughout range. Smooth working, face has a few marks from use, includes key. Only the set of jaws shown is included, the Buck Model No. Payment via Paypal. Must be received within seven days or item will be relisted.

Failure to collect any items purchased within seven 7 business days from end of auction shall deem the item abandoned by the awarded bidder unless other arrangements have been made with us, just call or email Any deposit or payment issued by that bidder is considered non-refundable. Smaller items will be shipped via Priority Mail larger items will ship Fedex Ground.

Items over lbs. Must ship via Truck Freight. Please read the description carefully for any additional charges for packing, crating, storage, etc. International buyers please do not ask me to misrepresent facts on customs forms. California buyers will be charged local sales tax.

I will combine shipping as much as possible so if you win several small items please do not pay until I have sent you an invoice. Please be sure to check my You may be interested in on eBay.

Accessories and general industrial surplus. Powered by. Jaws are independent and reversible. Good size for a Atlas or Craftsman 10" or 12" lathe. A few marks from use, one on an individual jaw see last photo that does not effect use.

Failure to collect any items purchased within seven 7 business days from end of auction shall deem the item abandoned by the awarded bidder unless other arrangements Both sets of original jaws and key. I have disassembled, cleaned and lightly greased internals, if you are not happy with this chuck you can send it back for a full refund and I will pay the return shipping US ONLY Good chuck for a Atlas or Craftsman 10" or 12" lathe as well as a South Bend or Logan 9" lathe. Failure to collect any items purchased within seven 7 business days from end of auction shall deem the item Craftsman 4-jaw Lathe Chuck This is a Craftsman 4-jaw lathe chuck.

The plate measures 4" across and includes the chuck for adjusting the jaws. It mounts on a 1" shaft and. Besides being a little dirty from storage, is in very good condition. Smooth operation throughout range. Very nice chuck, as shown. Beautiful condition 4 independent jaw chuck! Fits atlas. Logan, south bend, craftsman 1 x 10 TPI 4" diameter rarely used in fantastic condition from the estate of an old machinist. Keep your eyes peeled! More to come soon!

Set of Three 3 replacement Lathe chuck jaws! They look like the Craftsman listed. Atlas Craftsman " lathe 4 jaw chuck- This is in every good uncleaned. Undoctored condition- No hits or abuse Good serviceable tool No Reserve. Will probably ship well in a mediaum flat rate box if i remove jaws. I will combine shipping on multiple purchase- and will invoice at end of auction. You are looking at a Craftsman 8" 4-Jaw Chuck.

Model The chuck is in good condition. Jaws are also in good condition and they turn smoothly. The weight of the chuck is 22 lb and Includes original key. I made 17 photos click on the photos to enlarge Please view the photos below carefully. To see the condition of what is being sold. There might be answers to questions I get asked about this item.

Combined shipping is available; every next item you buy is half price shipping. If shipping all together will be even cheaper. Then I will return the difference to your account. Buyer will pay the reasonable price. Local pick up is also available. Thank you for looking. I believe the original would have been 1"x12 to fit Walker Turner lathe. Offered is a Skinner Lathe Chuck. Chuck is in overall excellent used condition. Key included. Was previously used on a Logan 10" Should also work with Atlas, Craftsman, and any other that utilizes the 1.

Watson Mfg. Original Atlas Craftsman Lathe 4" 3-Jaw Chuck Nice self centering scroll jaw lathe chuck with some minor scratches. Stains and dings. Made for the Craftsman 6" lathe. It is made in England and has threads. Operates smoothly. Comes with the T-handle. If by chance the item does not match the description returns will be accepted and the same items must be sent back within days after delivery date with return shipping and insurance paid by the buyer.

Please email with any questions. You are bidding on a set of 3 Outside lathe chuck jaws. The dimensions of them are 1. They look like they are brand new. The pictures show all that is included and the condition so please look close. Please see my other auctions for more tools items from a local estate. I will combine shipping. Contact me for a shipping quote.

I tried to take photos of the parts that came with it. Please email me for combined shipping rates. For craftsman lathe. Listing includes key as shown. In excellent condition, as shown. Seems to be in good shape. Has some rust, it came with a old Craftsman 6" x 18 metal lathe. I can not find a name on it. If you need more pictures or have any questions send me a E-mail or call Independent chuck. Includes Key. It come from a Craftsman chuck That want to a The all have light rust. Scuff marks, scratches.

And the lathe has Timken bearings not sure of the year that it is, It is the last pic, not sure if this is a 1" by 8 or 1" by 10 thread. Can someone please let me know by looking at the pic of the spindle?

Seems to be in good shape, has some rust on it. It came with a old Craftsman 6" x 18 metal lathe. An Craftsman marked. An original 1x8 thread 3 jaw chuck off an old Craftsman 6x18 inch metal lathe.

It's in very good shape with lots of platina, everything looks good and it works smoothly, NO KEY included. Keys are square and easy to make one set of jaws, USA sales only. Thanks for looking.

An Craftsman or Atlas 6x18 faceplate. No defects, threads on and off easy and runs true. USA only sales and thanks for looking, ask any questions.

Atlas, Logan, Craftsman, and other brands of lathes. Made in the U. Hartford Conn. I believe these have been Out Of Production for many many years now and are no longer available new.

They were made to the same high standards as all of the old Jacobs chucks along with being made extra heavy for this application. But I never tried either. If the points were filed or turned down a little then it too would pass through freely, but it will work on short pieces as shown.

With all of the other sizes listed though. Not to mention the storage space needed for all of them compared to this one chuck. As shown in 3 of the. Here is a Used Vintage Craftsman It has a 1" Threaded Mounting Hole. There is No Chuck key with this Chuck. Please look ask all the Pictures and ask your Questions before Bidding.

Antique, collectible, used and sometimes abused and not new unless specified in the description. So please keep this in mind and have fair expectations. I do my best to take good pictures. That said. I will be more than happy to answer any questions to the best of I always leave cleaning and repairs if needed to the new owners. Shipping Charges are for the Lower 48 States.

Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. The 6" lathes are also referred to as lathes. The chuck is 4' in diameter. Please have all your questions answered before bidding. Part It is 4" in Diameter for a 6" Lathe. I will be more than happy to answer any questions to the best of my ability Seems to be in great shape.

There is an additional step machined on the chuck jaws, please see pictures. What you see in the pictures is what you are bidding on. Jaws are not reversible. Item will be sold as is so please ask any questions before bidding. No international bidding. An estate sale find! A nice original Sears Craftsman or Atlas 4 inch diameter.

My Service Commitment: Great packing. Speedy shipping and quick communication plus reasonable shipping and handling. Please check out my other items and add me to your favorites list! Item is in very good working order and very good condition unless otherwise noted. Please email any questions before bidding. Will call is available. Thanks for your interest in this item and Good Luck Bidding!

Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution. This was bought at an estate sale. The person had a Atlas model 6" metal turning lathe so I believe this was used on it. Comes with a nice chuck key. I think it is 8 threads per inch. Good condition. It has a 1" X 10 Threaded Mounting Hole. It was Used on a Craftsman 6" Lathe. It does have Surface Rust and Staining. Sold as Is as Found. Craftsman part number This is in excellent condition and does not appear to have been used.

All of the jaws have nice crisp edges and they can be reversed to accommodate larger diameter work. Check for two different tool post holders currently listed for the lathe.

No partial refunds. Original Craftsman 4-Jaw Chuck that is 6 inches in diameter. Chuck Model: Came off my Craftsman 12 inch lathe model I do not have a chuck key for this item.

Some rust and oil and grease. But should clean up nicely. Check out the photos. No International Shipping. Atlas 3 jaw chuck key and external jaws. Good chuck. It would be easier to just machine a new adapter if needed. Wear on the surface where the chuck mounts will be insignificant. Post a Comment. I have made a new spindle for my Craftsman lathe. And I found that all the chucks need to be refitted. When I mounted the 4-jaw and indicated it, I found that it is off now with the new spindle.

I think it is because that the center line of the inside and outside thread are not matching with the new spindle. Since the 4 jaws are adjusted independently, there is not much need to remake the adapter. The only downside is there might be a bit off center mass, but that may not be much of a problem for the limited precision of my lathe. The 3-jaw is a different story. It is off by quite a bit.

My 3-jaw has a plain back and has a cast iron backplate adapter. But when I took them apart and attempt to refit it, I found that it may have never been properly fitted previously. The spigot is cut a bit too small. I will have to turn it all flat and turn a new one from what is left. I happen to have a 1" thick piece of 3" rod aluminum. So I decide that I will use that to make a new backplate and leave the old one alone. I did some research on whether aluminum is strong enough as the backplate the standard material is cast iron , and found no definite conclusion.

Then I decided that I will just go ahead and do it. The thread mating between the backplate and spindle might be a bit soft, but it should work if I use it carefully.

So I mounted my 4-jaw chuck with the jaw facing outside which holds the 3" piece with no problem and started working on the backplate. The procedure is pretty simple, and there are plenty of information on Internet on how to do it.

So I will skip the details here. Soon, I have this blank piece of backplate. The hard part of this project is to locate the mounting holes. The location of the mounting holes is not super critical as the precision of the fit is decided by the size of the spigot. But I like to make them as accurate as possible. Instead of measuring the hole circle radius and dividing the circle to three parts, I decided to go with a simple method of making a few transfer punches as indicated in the picture.

The mounting holes are M So I turned a few M6 screws down to having a small spike in the middle and cut a off-center slot so I can use screw drivers to get them in and out of the mounting holes on the chuck. A few light taps marks the location on the backplate and they are drilled to through holes for the M6 mounting bolts to pass through.

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