Axminster woodturning chuck jaw holder
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Store chuck jaws neatly with this custom fit chuck jaw holder
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I have two sets of jaws for my woodturning chuck, and this print is a way to store the set that is not in use.
The design makes room for small magnets beneath each screw, to hold the jaws in place.
I used 4x1mm magnets. You will need 16 of them, one for each screw.
Based on your filament, you might have to adjust the parameters in the scad-file to make a tight fit.
I tried to make all measurements of parts exact, and then add secondary parameters to adjust for filament or slicer effects.
I use object() in the scad-file because, hey, why not, which might require a newer build and to enable the feature in OpenSCAD Features-settings.
Slicer settings:
Default settings should be ok, but you may adjust
Slicing tolerance: exclusive, because we want enough room for the jaws (or adjust margin in scad)
Top/bottom pattern: circluar, because this model is very circular
Infill: You shouldn't need any infill
Wall thickness and layer height: These are also parameteres in the scad, so adjust accordingly.
I use wall thickness = 1.2, wall line count >=2, layer height = 0.2
My jaws are SK100 Dovetail Jaws Type C and SK80 Dovetail Jaws Type C