Making a Chuck Jaw Screw

This is a video about how I went about making a Jaw Screw for my 10" four jaw chuck. Despite the drawbacks I managed to finish the project before something else went wrong.
Anyway done it is and as I stated in the video I will harden it whwn I get my hands on the mini furnace. hope you enjoy the video.
For those wating to see me making another experimental tool i ask you be patient with me on this, I have made all the drawings and I've sourced the material, its just that I'll wait untill I have moved to my next workshop before I unveil what it is Ive got planned, I think you'll like it. cheers for now..

[SloopyJohnG]

Bravo! Especially with the square hole!

[howder]

Had to watch this one again, a really great job at replacing that screw, it came out wonderfully!

[homemadetools]

Nice work. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

[TalRohan]

Sometimes working with limited tools is a nice challenge..and in the middle of moving its something else entirely.
Great little video.

[lecnac]

well done as usual ! Great tip for the square hole !

[carlwilson]

That was superb Paul. Another excellent showcase for your skills and a variety of interesting processes. I have only moved workshops once, I feel your pain.

[howder]

Nice repair and very nice presentation for a really interesting repair. Thanks for the video and cheers!

[paulhewitt]

Good job, hope the house sale goes well and the new premises are mor than suitable to a shed upgrade 👍👍

[tonyray]

Hi Paul thanks for sharing hope your workshop situation gets resolved soon.

[philiprogers]

NIce solution. I would never have thought of pressing it in. I've been looking at my broken one for a while. I suppose I don't have a reason to postpone it any further.

[philhermetic]

Cracking job, i guess you saw the price of replacements!
Phil

[Rustinox]

Good thing you changed to a dead centre. In the video we can clearly see the life centre flexing.
I have one of your stickers on my cheap door, but I don't remember if I did send you one of mine.

[GSR]

Excellent job! Thanks for sharing. Ken

[zoltannagy]

I've never seen blacking steel by heating and dropping in Linseed oil before. Very good.

[nrml]

I'm not normally one to name my machines but I think you should name that lathe Lazarus. You have done a ressurection act on it.

[rchonda]

Nice job and is that a Chas Taylor chuck I see 😉😁

[rusocv]

Hi Sir!! I follow you in all your videos, from Argentina. I have got 2 lathes, as old as yours. All of them are in bad conditions as yours too. Im tring to fix them up. One off them is a Leopoldo Pontiggia 1951. The other is an Argentinian brand, with poor quality. Tell my, my friend, after 2 years, how the epoxi fix works in your lathe bed? Does it works fine?

[glynburnett]

Hello, can I ask if you ever had a taper cutting problem on your warco 250v? When cutting without the tailstock I'm getting a 0.02mm taper over 3", I've leveled as best as I can to no avail. Any suggestions?