HHIP 3900-3212 Mandrino a 3 griffe Piastra posteriore filettata 1-1/2-8, dimensioni 4" 4", filettatura 1 1/2"-8 per mandrini a 3 griffe

Brand:HHIP

3.4/5

82.39

4 1-1/2 8 Piastra posteriore filettata a 3 ganasce Istruzioni di montaggio incluse. D è 4. D2 è 10 2,90. Il cerchio del bullone è 3.3. Il numero di fori per i bulloni è 3.

Peso della confezione dell'articolo: 2,6 libbre. Dimensione della confezione dell'articolo: 3,0 L x 6,0 W x 3,0 H. Numero modello: 3900-3212. Deve essere lavorato per la concentricità.
Country of Origin China
Item model number 3900-3212
Manufacturer HHIP
Product Dimensions 3 x 1 x 6 inches; 2.29 Pounds
size 4" Size, 1 1/2"-8 Thread

3.4

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Scritto da: Customer
A little wobbly
Installed it and it was out of round about .030". Had to cut the face to get it true. Then had to cut it to fit the chuck that this page recommended. It may have gotten damaged in shipping. There was a ding on it from being dropped or something. It does thread on and the bolts worked with the chuck. I'd buy it again if I needed to.
Scritto da: Chance
double check adaptability
this 8x1 adapter is functional. however i would ensure the "tenon" on this that aligns to the back of your chuck are correctly sized. this was the recommended plate for my chuck and while the holes aligned it did not seat causing a misalignment out of center and in the regards of a chuck that's not acceptable. after a hour of creating spacers and making sure everything lined up correctly it works as described!
Scritto da: Steven Michaelis
Had to be machined to fit. Amazon recommended fit was wrong.
The raised ring on the front of this adapter appears to be a nonstandard size. I had to machine about 1.5mm off it, decreasing the diameter about 3mm for it to fit the 4" lathe chuck I bought with it. Since I could not use the lathe chuck to machine this I had to do it by hand with an angle grinder, but it all turned out okay. Note, the 4" lathe chuck I bought with this is the one Amazon said would fit this adapter, recommending they are "often purchased together."
Scritto da: Janice A. Piunno
Item worked as expected
The mounting plate worked out perfectly for my 3 jaw Chuck. The threads fit my lathe spindle very nicely.
Scritto da: Paul K. Mckneely
Almost there but not quite.
I bought this baseplate so that I could mount an ER-32 collet chuck (HHIP 3901-5032 ER-32 Collet Chuck, 80 mm Diameter ) by the same manufacturer to the spindles on both my Sherline lathe and mill. I was hoping that it would mate right to the chuck but it doesn't quite do that. That's partly why I only gave it three stars. The chuck looks like it is made of quality stainless steel. But this backplate looks like it is made from a lower quality steel that will rust. It didn't come as blue and shiny as the one in the photograph but it will shine up a little after doing some cutting I plan to do to make the two parts fit together. Luckily, the three machine screw holes align correctly so both will work with the bag of M6 hex bolts that I bought. The insert on the large end of the backplate is 76.6mm in diameter while the recess on the back of the chuck is only 74.6mm in diameter. I will have to cut the insert down in order for it to fit into the recess on the back side of the chuck. One could bore the recess of the chuck larger but it would remove material supporting the threaded holes in the chuck. But before I do this operation, a facing operation on the small end of the backplate needs to be done first. The 3/4-16 spindle threads do fit my machine's spindle but they don't go all of the way through the backplate. Also, they look pretty rough (with little burrs on them) but the device seems to mount okay. Taking off 5 or 6mm of metal off the small end of the backplate will bring the threads closer to the outer surface so that the threads on the spindle will have more to grab on to. I am hoping that the backplate is easy to machine because all of my lathe cutting tools are made of HSS. To do this facing operation, I will mount the backplate backwards onto the spindle and the backplate will become my work piece. After that machine operation is done I can turn the backplate around and mount it as it will when the chuck is bolted onto it. Turning the insert down by about 1mm will reduce its diameter and the chuck should be able to fit around it. The bolts are not for alignment but will just hold the two pieces together. If the backplate inserts snuggly then it will serve to hold the chuck precisely in position relative to the backplate and thus the lathe itself and its tooling. This will be the most critical part of the operation and I will need to check for fit between successive passes so that I don't overcut the insert. If the backplate had come to already fit the chuck then I would have given this product four stars. If it had also been made of stainless steel, then my review would have given it five stars. We'll see how the machine operation goes. -----------------------Later I did all of the machining operations and it was a success. I cut about 6mm off the small end and this exposed the 3/4-16 threads. This left some burs on the surface so that when I mounted it, the thing wobbled. Luckily I didn't panic. After eliminating the burs with a slight boring operation, the wobble went away and it was visibly very steady. One thing to note is that the insert on the large end has a slight taper as does the collet chuck that I bought this thing to mount. But I don't think the taper does much on such a short little insert which only protrudes about 3mm. But this is enough to register the chuck solidly. I made 0.01mm cuts the whole way because I feared making the insert to small in diameter which would ruin the backplate. I was testing for fit after each pass near the end. After the final pass the insert dropped in and I was done. I know I voided the warranty on this thing but now it is usable. Oh happy day! I can finally use 3/8" and larger end mill bits on my mill and I can mount round stock up to 20mm in diameter on my lathe without having to resort to the 3-jaw chuck.
Scritto da: Manolo
Works fine for the price
I’m not a professional working with lathes is out of balance a few .000 of an inch but for my jobs is okay I use for hobby some work for me and learn to use the lathe so I’m good with it
Scritto da: tony burometto
Needs to be turned down to fit
I bought this to go on my new accusize 3 inch 3 jaw chuck. The bolt pattern was correct but I had to turn down the mating surface to fit the chuck. I guess that’s how you get a precise fit. Would have been nice to know up front.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
It worked
Fits well, bolted my chuck to it without any modification
Scritto da: VG
3-D crooked...
Don't waste your time on this hub. It is impossible to use on a wood lathe, as it cannot be machined without removing your lathe spindle from the headstock and sending the whole thing out to a machine shop. It is ridiculous to offer this as useful for a chuck backplate. If you want a good chuck for your lathe, use the Baracuda 2 chuck set available here on Amazon. It runs true right out of the box. (as it should)
Scritto da: Mike
Does not fit Steelex M1057 chuck, although Amazon suggests they be bought together.
Locating ring diameter on this face plate is about 1.910" Steelex M1057 Chuck diameter is about 1.825". Info on these diameters is on neither face plate nor chuck pages. Check before you buy.
Scritto da: J. saunders
Good quality adapter.
Required some minor machining to fit the Accusize 3 jaw chuck I ordered with it but overall this is a good quality adapter for any 1”-10 lathe spindle.
Scritto da: wes
As Described
As Described
Scritto da: Hector
Buena calidad
Le quedó bien a mi torno. Solo se me hizo caro

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