Jaws question

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Tano
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Jaws question

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What kind of jaws would I need to use if I wanted to hold a stem rod securely, in order to drill an air hole and turn a tenon ? Thanks in advance.
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I forgot to mention that the jaws would be used on a wood lathe chuck.
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These are normally called "spigot" jaws. The Oneway Spigot jaws are an example:
http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/cgi-b ... y=130-3601

note, you need to ensure that your compression range will handle the stock that you want to turn. The above jaws can accomodate anything from 1/4" to 1-7/8".
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Thanks! Kurt.
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