indexer spur center

[wayne fussell]

Anybody have any Ideas where to get a headstock spur center thats fits?

[Brady Watson]

Penn State Industries, Grizzly, Packard Woodworks - take your pick. MT sizes & 'chuckable' ones.

-B

[wayne fussell]

Thanks Brady, just found the Penn state one.

[myxpykalix]

I would think you would be better off with some type of positive clamping like the jaws of a chuck rather then just the force of the spurs into the material. I think the chance for slipping is greater.:confused:

[Brady Watson]

A steb center is better than a spur center...but if you have to get a spur center, a 2-prong will grip better than a 4-prong. I always use a steb on the head & tail.

-B

[wayne fussell]

Thats what I'm looking for, a Steb Center. But it has to be as short as possible because of the buddys table. unless I use the 6' stick.

[Brady Watson]

Did you even bother to look where I told you? :rolleyes:

5/8" (http://www.pennstateind.com/store/LCENTQC58.html) and 1" (http://www.pennstateind.com/store/LCENTQC1.html) via PSI. They go right in the chuck.

-B

[wayne fussell]

Did you even bother to look where I told you? :rolleyes:

5/8" (http://www.pennstateind.com/store/LCENTQC58.html) and 1" (http://www.pennstateind.com/store/LCENTQC1.html) via PSI. They go right in the chuck.

-B


Yes I did Brady! I'll have to call them to get the length.

[wayne fussell]

:DJust ordered it Brady, Thanks for the help.

[Brady Watson]

OK good - They are way better than a regular drive spur. You can also get a revolving one with bearing for the tailstock, which really helps to reduce splitting.

-B