Re-Grinding a Chuck the MrCrispin way
MrCrispin Merchandise available at www.mrcrispinenterprises.com Instagram: mr_crispin In this video I regrind a 1970's Pratt Burnerd 3 jaw chuck. The grinding carried out uses a No.44 Dumore Tool Post grinder and an Aluminum Oxide wheel. Discussion topics around chuck grinding and operation are also discussed. The lathe featured is a Harrison 190
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