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I had the very issue when I recently purchase a lathe from ebay that came with numerous accessories. I have no real wall space as I have wall cupboards on most of the wall. I took the decision to make a portable rack, that would basically act like the wall, and provide me plenty of space to hang...

Paul, think I set you a pm earlier today, but never done it before, so not sure if I did it correctly.

Hi Paul, If Jota or Gerryoh do not have the backplate I would be interested as I have just bought a Woodfast M910 with a 1 1/2" x 6 tpi.

To be clear chucks/backplates I discuss above are cut with a left and right hand thread (in same part) so can be used both on the inboard and outboard. As this is getting a less used thread not many inserts/ exerts are around the only one I know of is an exert that goes from female 1 1/2" to...

You can get chucks/backplates that fit the 1 1/2" x 6 tpi tread of the Graduate. Some have a left/right thread so it can be used inboard and outboard. Left Thread is on outboard side, Right thread on inboard size. Axminster do a 1 1/2" x 6 tpi Left/Right thread for SK114, but not the smaller...

Small dovetail jaws in photo are type D jaws. Hope you get backplate sorted

Versachuck and Axminster Super precision chuck are both designed to fit same ISO standard backplate, as stated on the beaufort Inks website.

I think the obscured jaws are D jaws.

The last two backplates on the page are just plain bores that you could get machined to correct thread. Or if you can find one you could use an insert to go from your thread to a more common size, but this is not ideal as it introduces additional tolerances, but is doable.

I might be interested in the chuck, but not that interested in Jaws as I already have those ones.

The Chuck you have I believe is an Axminster Super Precision Chuck, you can still get backplates that fit them from Beaufortink below. https://www.beaufortink.co.uk/toolpost-versachuck-wood-lathe-chucks/versachuck-wood-lathe-chuck-threaded-backplates If you are thinking you might need a chuck...

Yes I realise that thats why I suggested those live centres as they both have a 3/4" x 16tpi thread on them to allow him to make an attachement. I use the one in the first link myself to make new attachments on 3/4"x16 nuts, so I know it works.

https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-multi-head-centre-with-3-tips-1mt-340185 https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-evolution-live-revolving-centre-1mt-504663 The two live centres above from Axminster both have 3/4" x 16 threads, so you could get one of these in the UK, and if you live...

Sorry, thats all the paperworks thats in the box, not that helpful. Not sure what you are really after as the chuck operates the same as anything else I have?

I have a couple of them in the garage that came with a lathe I just bought. I think one is in a box and has the instructions, I will look later.

Coronet No.3, Record Power Model No. 3 , and Record CL3 are all physically the same, just differing names over time.

Think that it says that the versa chuck jaw carriers come with a set of screws anyway. But on the spares section it had versa chuck jaws screws, which also fit Axminster jaws I believe as they both fit on the same jaws carriers

Hello all, Thinking of upgrading to either a Record Coronet Envoy/Regent from a Record CL2. The Regent look likes good value. Anyone got one in use and have any thoughts.

Hi, I am also thinking of upgrading my lathe, I currently have a Record CL2. I am also thinking about a Coronet Regent/Envoy, Axminster AT406WL or Stratos Fusion 230. Record Regent has 2Kw motor with 1.5Kw at the spindle, the others only claim 1.5Kw, so I assume this is at the motor? The...