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- Fountain pen nibs
- Understanding fountain pen nibs & choosing the right one
- Bock standard size 6 nibs (type 250)
- Bock standard size 5 nibs (type 180)
- Beaufort standard size 5 nibs
- Bock short body size 5 nibs (type 060)
- Bock wide shoulder size 5 nibs (type 076)
- Bock standard size 8 nibs (type 380)
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- Understanding fountain pen nibs & choosing the right one
- Fountain pen ink
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- Writing accessories
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- Kitless pen making - tools and supplies for custom pens and bespoke pens
- Tutorial - An introduction to custom pen making
- Collets & collet chuck sets
- Keyless drill chucks
- Tailstock die holders
- Tailstock tap holders
- Morse taper lathe centres
- Triple lead thread taps and dies for pen caps
- Section sleeves and thread sleeves for kitless pens
- Mandrels for kitless pens and custom pen making
- Single lead thread taps and dies for pen components
- Thread taps for Bock fountain pen nib housings
- Thread taps for Bock ready made nib sections
- Thread taps for kitless pen rollerball nibs
- Bock ready-made fountain pen nib sections
- Clips for kitless pens
- Refillable rollerball nibs for kitless pens
- Drill bits
- Threadable pen blanks for kitless and custom pens
- Tutorial - An introduction to custom pen making
- Versachuck wood lathe chucks
- Pen tubes, springs & spares
- Mechanisms, ink converters & pencil inserts
- Bock ready-made nib sections
- Clips for kitless pens
- Casting moulds
- Special offers & clearance
Toolpost Versachuck wood lathe chucks
The Versachuck is a robust, 100mm scroll chuck, which is mounted on an ISO standard style, interchangeable backplate that carries the spindle mounting thread. If you change your lathe, just change the backplate - there's no need to change the whole chuck.
Not only that, a large selection of Versachuck work holding jaws is available, including dovetail jaws, extended long reach jaws, goblet jaws, jaw mounted faceplates, spindle mounted faceplates and a screw thread chuck. Versachuck wood lathe chuck dovetail jaws are forged before machining, thereby having greater strength through a more coherent grain structure than conventional jaws from other manufacturers, which are simply machined from a solid steel billet.
In addition, and this is what makes it so incredibly versatile, the Versachuck is also capable of accepting work holding jaws from most other major chuck manufacturers. When you buy a Versachuck, you are not limited to just one make of jaws - with the appropriate jaw carriers (mounting jaws, jaw slides) mounted on the Versachuck, you can use use any jaws from virtually any major chuck manufacturer, including Axminster, Sorby, Nova, Vicmarc, Oneway, Talon and Multistar Titan.
Put a Versachuck body in your shopping basket then select the correct backplate to fit your lathe. Choose your Versachuck jaws, select the appropriate jaw carriers, then you're good to go - and you can separately buy additional bodies, backplates, jaw sets and jaw carriers at any time.
The Versachuck is supplied with an extended chuck key that engages with captive pinions and allows for easy, one handed operation. Spare parts are available too, importantly including jaw mounting screws to replace the one you've just mislaid on the workshop floor.
