I saw this somewhere online, made me laugh 
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Chuck Jaw fitting?!
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Funny! Also been there done that!
That set up is for your offset turnings lol
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Was that yesterday too?
I’m not familiar with dum bass. Is it a gamefish in the UK?
We have large mouth bass, black bass, sunshine bass and a few peacock bass here.
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Clever! I’ve done plenty of off-axis turning on the wood lathe be never thought of using the metal lathe for art. (could make an interesting holder for a candle.) The use of the 3-jaw chuck like that is interesting but seems limited. The 4-jaw chuck would be more work to set up but could provide more control. Rats, another idea to explore.
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