What is a 2 jaw chuck used for?

02, Dec. 2024

 

Tormach Fab Lab: Using a 2-Jaw Chuck

Although not nearly as common as 3- or 4- Jaw chucks, a 2-Jaw Chuck can be quite handy for certain 4th Axis jobs. The jaws on a 2-Jaw chuck are opposite each other (obviously!) and they are driven by a scroll plate, just like the jaws on a 3-Jaw chuck. They are typically used in 2 scenarios:

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  • Rapid Prototyping - for example, cutting a 3D shape out of a block of plastic or wood with a single 4th axis operation using a ball end mill.
  • Holding odd parts - In this case, they are often used with custom soft jaws milled for that purpose

Here's a quick video with Mike C. demonstrating some setup basics when using a 2-Jaw Chuck:

We have 2 Jaw Chuck kits available for both 6" and 8" Tormach 4th Axis models:

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2M WEDGE-HOOK Type Non Thru Hole 2 Jaw Chucks

2M 2 jaw chuck is a device used in machining and turning operations to hold and secure a workpiece on a lathe or similar machine tool. It is called a "two-jaw" chuck because it consists of two jaws that can be adjusted to grip and center the workpiece. Key features and functions of AUTOGRIP® 2 jaw lathe chuck:

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