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  1.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Searching 4-jaw lathe chuck with dovetail jaws for M16x1.5 spindle thread
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  5. Oliver Hoffinger
    Hello, thank you for your reply. The pitch is 1.5mm. I apologize for omitting this detail. I wish you a nice day.
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  8. Oliver Hoffinger
    Thank you to everyone who showed interest in solving the problem. It's unfortunate that so far no company seems to have shown interest in producing M16 4-dovetail-jaw chucks that are self-centering. It's not possible (for me) to find adapters M16->M33 either. It seems that either the safety risk has to be taken, or a specialized wood lathe has to be bought. I wish you a nice day.
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    Dear forum, I am searching for a method to roughly work on wood on my miniature lathe. It has an unconventional sizing, I've read so at least, with a M16 spindle threading (? not an English speaker, I hope I am using terminology correctly). To work on wood safely, I would like a 4 jaw chuck on which I can mount dovetail jaws. While these chucks are available for M33, I cannot find them for M16. Is there a website that sells them which I have not been able to find? I would appreciate help, even if it's just a very quick answer. Best regards, Oliver

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