After-Market Jumbo Jaws
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I have the Oneway Talon chuck and the Mini Jumbo Jaws which have 8-1/2" capacity.  I really need larger jaws; is anyone aware of a larger after-market jaw?  I have the Longworth style chuck but it simply does not have the holding power of jaws.

Many years ago I got a heck of a deal on the Talon and have most of the appropriate jaws.  Money is not yet being harvested from our trees so I do not want to go for a larger chuck and all of the cost associated with the additional jaws.

Here's hoping the brain trust has the answer I want to hear.
"I tried being reasonable..........I didn't like it." Clint Eastwood
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#8
Bill

Sorry to say I just do not remember where I seen them.  I subscribe to several catalogs and thinking it was either  Packard, Craft supplies, Klingspor's, or maybe Ron Brown, again I just do not remember.  Sorry buddy
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#9
Have you ever thought about making yourself a donut or jam chuck?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZoCxa-050E

Have used both donut and jam chucks both easy to make.
Bill
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#10
I made extensions out of plywood. Someday I'll replace with steel but these work for now.[attachment=16987]
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(02-28-2019, 11:37 AM)Bill Holt Wrote: I have the Oneway Talon chuck and the Mini Jumbo Jaws which have 8-1/2" capacity.  I really need larger jaws; is anyone aware of a larger after-market jaw?  I have the Longworth style chuck but it simply does not have the holding power of jaws.

Many years ago I got a heck of a deal on the Talon and have most of the appropriate jaws.  Money is not yet being harvested from our trees so I do not want to go for a larger chuck and all of the cost associated with the additional jaws.

Here's hoping the brain trust has the answer I want to hear.

I use the Oneway flat jaws and attach plywood or hardwood to make the jaws any size I need.  Here is a link to an old thread by Bob Hamilton that discusses using those jaws  Bob Hamilton Thread

Alan
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#12
Thank you guys for the ideas.
"I tried being reasonable..........I didn't like it." Clint Eastwood
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