Price Alert. March 12, at pm UTC -5 Link to this comment. Extension is black, HF lathe is green. Item Of course there was nothing about that ,athe the manual. Ben, The part I am referring to is listed as part number 6 in the HF manual. For the best experience rockler mini lathe chuck our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser.

I have a hard time believing you stripped the latter, but if the entire tail stock is slipping you can tighten the nut on the bottom of the tail stock to make the lever lock hold better. If it is the former, which part is stripped the bolt or the hole. If it's the bolt you can probably find a bolt to replace it. If it's the hole, you'll have to re-tap it for a larger size or just replace the entire tail stock. I'm sure the contact numbers in the manual are probably overseas and aren't going to be very helpful, but I think Rockler still sells this lathe.

They should be able to either get parts of point you in the right direction. If not return it as a defective product. The bolt is stripped on the racheting lever. I put a new one in, just before I e-mailed you. Seems to be ok, but slow going because I have to use a wrench to snug it. Anyway thanks for the advice. September 30, at am UTC -5 Link to this comment. July 23, at am UTC -5 Link to this comment. Same thing happened to me last week.

I called Rockler, told them what happened, and the sent me the replacement parts, free of charge, free shipping. February 15, at pm UTC -5 Link to this comment. My excelsior lathe also has a stripped out bolt that holds the saddle for the cam lever.

Having a hard time finding a replacement for it. Any ideas where to get replacements? February 16, at pm UTC -5 Link to this comment. Not really. Again talk to somebody at Rockler.

If anybody would know they would. April 19, at am UTC -5 Link to this comment. Is there any easy way to do it? April 19, at pm UTC -5 Link to this comment. The spindle has holes along the outside that the end of the knockout bar metal rod with a knob on the end fit into.

I use Channel Locks on the flats of the face plate and turn the face plate counter-clockwise while holding the spindle stationary with the knockout bar. March 9, at pm UTC -5 Link to this comment. Thank you! You just saved me a ton of work, measuring, etc….. Thank you, again. Electronsmith 3D Prints. ToolGuyd Posts. Toolmonger Posts.

Ben's Workshop Posts. Powered by WordPress and the Graphene Theme. Picture Gallery. Where the extension bed connects Extension bed cap Upper pulley and belt Upper pulley access door Lower pulley Lower pulley access door Motor specs and belt tension lever Safety switch Live center and spur center use a 2 Morse taper Included live center and spur center Included 3" face plate The 1"-8 thread on the head The head stock without the spur center And the spur center It's a knockout bar for the live center I took me a while to figure out what this tool was for Tail stock fully extended 2" of travel Tail stock fully retracted You can see the two "ratcheting" locking levers Cam action Watch the cam action between this picture and the next Bottom of tool rest and tension nut Bottom of the tail stock and tension nut Lathe info Original box.

Any help would be appreciated… Thanks —. Or you could just use this as a justification to buy a nicer lathe…. See how you can get free standard shipping. Add to Cart. Add to Wish List. Store Pick Up Choose your store Choose a store Choose Another Store. Price Alert. Product Description With stepped jaws for expanded capacity, these multi-purpose dual-grip jaws are ideal for gripping small- to medium-sized recesses in expansion, and smaller spigots such as pen blanks in contraction.

Four jaws are included, each machined from a single piece of high tensile steel for the ultimate in precision and durability. All accessory jaws in the range will fit all the chucks in the range for optimum flexibility. Some, however, are not recommended.

See individual jaws for recommendations. Nova chucks are specially designed so the jaws cut into the wood, grip firmly in the contraction mode and provide high tear out strength. A quick and easy workholding solution for small to medium bowls and small spigot work. Multiple steps allows a great range of smaller projects to be mounted and turned using either the expansion mode mostly for bowls or the contraction mode mostly for spigots.

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