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Question: Will this work on a 70-100 Rikon mini lathe
Document: Bought these to use on my Jet mini lathe. Works great I've used it several times to make thimbles. The quality appears to be very good
Great chuck for the value! I use it on a Wilton Mini-lathe and have not had a problem. Nothing has ever come loose! All around a great value for the money!
I am fairly new to wood-turning. And until I got the Barracuda system I had been using screws and face-plates to mount my work on the lathe to turn it. There was more time and hassle involved doing it that way as I discovered once I got the Barracuda system!It has cut my turning time in at least a third! I consider that to be a lot of saved time.
Everything appears very well-made and the chuck is surprisingly heavy for its size. It comes with a nice range of jaw diameters to accommodate a variety of projects. I'm using it on an old Craftsman 12" x 36" lathe.The tightening system works better and more easily than I expected. I thought the work would come loose, but I haven't had that problem so far.
I spent some time wiping the oil off all the parts, but I should have taken the chuck apart and cleaned it as well. During the first couple of uses, it flung oil around the work area. Also, I only finger-tighten the chuck on the lathe; when I turn the lathe off, the chuck sometimes spins itself right off the lathe unless I keep a hand on the work as the lathe slows to a stop.
The chuck was nice and solid and very easy to work with. It made turning fun.
This Barracuda chuck was more than i expected..........finally i can work on my woodturning projects with more accuracy.......and with a low budget chuck.......
The interchangeable jaws were easy to switch out. Each one held the work solidly. Made cutting my projects a breeze.
The chuck is fine for an entry level/budget chuck. I'm disappointed with how poorly it centers work pieces however. I find that I have to make a pass to "true-up" the surface every time I rechuck. Not the end of the world so far but a nuisance nonetheless.
Bought this on the recommendation of a friend, in retrospect I wish I had looked further. For the money the chuck works as advertised and is well built with good fit & finish. The downside is that you have to use two hands to tighten the chuck but need a third to steady the work piece. Given the opportunity to do over I'd spend a little more and get a keyed chuck
Answer: yes