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The toolholder in use turning a brass rod. It is easy to forget just how accurate "Jacobs-type" drill chucks are - it being perfectly possible to press them into service for light-duty turning on larger lathes as well. Atlas, in the United States, offered a specially-commissioned Jacobs chuck for direct headstock spindle mounting in their first catalogue of (circa) 1932 - and it remained listed until the last 12-inch machines left the factory in the 1980s.
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