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- Installing a maintenance kit on my Nova Supernova 2 chuck. I show how to install the kit and clean and lubricate the chuck.
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Link to lubrication tip (see tip #9 by Tom Gall):
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Yes, you are doing things right!!! I also have 2 Nova chucks, but wouldn't dairy to dismantle one until your video thanks again!!!
Glad to help, Bob. Thanks for watching! Have a very Merry Christmas, my friend. 🎄🎄🎄🥂🥂
Hi Gord Great Video Review and Great Tips Clean kit Nova Chuck, Thanks You for Sharing My Friend 👍 Take Care Buddy
Thanks for watching, Scott. Glad you liked it! 😃😃
Thanks Gord. I have been putting off even looking too close at my chuck for ages. You have given me the confidence to give it a go. Loved the thread on dishwashers! Regards, Mike
Yeah, who would have expected a discussion on dishwashers??!! 🤣😂🤣😂
Glad you liked it, Mike. Thanks for watching! Enjoy cleaning up your chuck!
Excellent video. Once I’ve been turning for a while I’ll have to remember this. Thanks.
Thank you very much. I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
Very informative Gord. My Nova chucks are in desperate need of this. Thanks for the info.
I’m happy any time I can help, Roger. Thanks for watching!
Gord, this is a very useful tip in a very good vid. Thanks for sharing both. -Mike
Thank you very much, Mike. I’m happy that you liked it. Thanks for watching!
.....Gord
Well explained and photographed, Gord. I've done this but didn't use the tip at the end. Great idea! Another fine video, my friend!
Phil
Thank you very much, Phil. I appreciate that, my friend. 😃😃👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Nicely demonstrated Gord and thank you for sharing !
Cheers, Bram
Thanks for watching, Bram. I’m glad you liked it. 😁😁
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Thanks for the good info. Gord, I,ll be using it on my Supernova2 and G3 now that I know how. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, Gary. I think tool maintenance is very important. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching.
My Nova is a G3, but being a retired toolmaker, I can adapt the info! Thanks!
You’re welcome, Stuart. Glad I could be of some help! Thanks for watching! 😃😃
Thanks Gord I have several Nova chucks and like you all I do is blow them out with compressed air so I will be taking them apart and cleaning them at least like you did! Not sure about the kit as they seem to work very well but I will keep them in mind when I need one!
Cheers Al
Al, if Teknatool hadn’t supplied the kit I wouldn’t have purchased it either. But it’s good to know that it’s available. Cleaning and lubricating it is something I should do more often.
All the best,
.....Gord
Thanks for this video, Gord. I recently upgraded to a Nova G3 chuck, to replace the generic chuck that came with my lathe. Unfortunately, with mounting the first bowl, the scroll ring pulled away from inside the chuck and three of the slides came out of the body of the chuck. I appears that the retaining snap ring wasn't fully seated at the factory. But, your video helped me with reassembly of the chuck and your technique used for reinstalling the slides into the scroll ring made it simple. Next time I take it apart will be for its first cleaning! Now, I just have to see what other videos you might have :-)...
I’m happy that I was able to help, Paul. I have had a lot of help from other turners and I enjoy paying it forward. That’s all I’m trying to do with my videos. Thanks for watching!
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Great video Gord. As you know, I am a little slow at learning. Might have to bring my chucks by your place to get you to show me again (and again)
Any time, Scott. Bring Sandy along and make an evening of it. 😃😃
Lots of good information Gord. At some time I may need to do the same. If you think you are spoiled with 2 Super Nova 2 chucks then I am SPOILED ROTTEN... have 3. I hate changing jaws plus it is nice to be able to leave work in a chuck and work on something else on the other chuck.
Thanks for showing us how easy this is to do.
Gary
I love being spoiled!! 😃😃 I have 3 Oneway Talon chucks, as well. I’m too lazy to change jaws so back when I was working and could afford it every time I needed a different set of jaws I would just buy another chuck. I don’t know that I could justify the expense now but let’s see what happens tomorrow!! 😂🤣😂🤣
Thanks for watching, Gary!
.....Gord
Great tutorial, I have the same Supernova chuck, my only gripe would be the soft cast metal pinions wear easily.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!! 😃😃
I didn't know about this. Thanks Gordon !!
My pleasure, Gary. Thanks for watching! I appreciate the support, my friend. 😃😃
A very thorough an informative video Gord. Like you I'm a bit fanatical about "clean" but nevertheless if things do need removing this video is invaluable.
Cheers
Mike
Thank you very much, Mike. Nice of you to say. Have a great day, my friend! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
.....Gord
Thanks Gord, great information!!
Glad you liked it, Bruce. I hope it’s helpful.
Very helpful indeed. Many thanks
My pleasure, Stephen. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Gord... You Rock!
🤣😂🤣😂 Thank you, Steve! I appreciate that. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Great video have to do that to my Chuck
Glad you liked it. I hope it helps. Thanks for watching! 😃😃
Thanks Gord. I have the Easy Wood Chuck., but still enjoyed the video.
Glad you liked it, Gary. I haven’t looked at the Easy Wood chuck but I assume it can be disassembled for cleaning and lubricating. Where there’s a will there’s a way!! 😁😁
Gord Rock..Yeah, Daniel Vilarino did a video in cleaning it. It’s a bit more complicated than the Nova. I just haven’t gotten up the nerve to try it.😬
I have a Nova G3 and it sure does need cleaning...thanks!
My pleasure, Carol. I’m happy to help when I can! Thanks for watching!
I use graphite spray lube instead of oil or WD. I like it because it doesn't attract dust and stays dry lubed. Also use it in the tailstock, that's another place that needs periodic attention, often overlooked.
Graphite is good and I have used it for a number of things. My complaint is that I manage to get it on everything within 2 miles of what I’m spraying. Obviously, it’s the graphite’s fault. Couldn’t be that I’m messy!! I think I will stay with WD-40. Thanks for the input anyway, Bert. Others may be happy to read your tip. Thanks for watching. 😃👍
Very helpful, mate! Thank you.
My pleasure, Shaun. I hope it’s helpful. Thanks for watching!
Gord Rock it definitely is helpful! I have the same chuck and it has recently started binding up on me.
I need to get some compressed air in my workshop. I usually just give my chuck a regular dry clean with a small paintbrush and my shop vac.
That’s a lot better than nothing, Tony! Unfortunately a lot of turners don’t take the time for a bit of occasional maintenance! Thanks for watching!
.....Gord
Very usefull video my friend 👌😊Thanks 💪
I’m happy that you find it useful. 😃😃 Thanks for watching!
.....Gord
Well, I've learned something new today (must be time for bed!). I wonder if there is a kit for my original Nova with the Tommy bars. It's been a little sloppy, but I'd like to have it usable again. Thanks Gord. Off to the Nova web site to look for a kit.
They have at least 3 kits, maybe more. I hope they can help you. If your model is not listed it couldn’t hurt to give them a call. Best of luck, Bill.
Take care,
.....Gord
Nice tip👍👍
Glad you liked it, Luie. Thanks for watching!
Good job Gord, i take mine apart and put in the dishwasher for a 30 minute wash, they come out spanking clean and then oil with wd40
The dishwasher??? That sounds like a great idea. As soon as I’m ready for a divorce I’ll give that a try. SWMBO has a good sense of humour but not that good. 😁😁😁
Thanks for watching!
@@GordonRock1 I use an old one mainly for cleaning up car parts, and works just as well on lathe parts too!!
Oh man, do you mean I need a dishwasher for my shop now??!! 😂🤣😂🤣
@@GordonRock1 I used to use a small table top one for small parts,
@@GordonRock1 Gord -- All the best shops have dishwashers now. Get with the times, man!
thank you need to clean up mine
Glad you liked it, Garry. Thanks for watching.
I use carburetor cleaner when cleaning mine then WD-40. Be sure to adjust the idle and choke afterwards. :-)
Thanks! I appreciate the humour! Thanks for watching. 😂🤣
Good as new!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Alan. I should probably do that more often! But then shouldn’t we all??!! Thanks for watching! 😃😃😃👍👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
The cartridge became as new!
I’m happy, Aleksey! Thanks for watching!
Please explain how to get the Black backing ring out you said they come out easily Sorry not so on mine taht I have been pulling apart cheers
Hi Terry,
Sorry for the delay. I'm recuperating from surgery and I will try to answer this from memory as I am not allowed to go into my shop for any reason. My wife is a bit of a worrier!
If you look at the circumference of the chuck you will see on the outside a small hole into which you have to insert a metric hex wrench to remove the set screw. It's small but I don't remember the size. After this is out of the way I believe the black plastic ring should fall out. If not, there may be another set screw that needs to be removed. As I said, I am trying to remember this so if this is not correct let me know and I will take a look at the chuck. Good luck with it.
.....Gord
Hey Gord, I just bought my first lathe and it came with the SuperNova2 chuck (both used) and the lathe bed and chuck are both fairly rusty. Any advise as to clean the rust off? Nervous about messing something up. Thanks in advance! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Hi Shawn,
First, the bedways. I would use a product called Nevr-Dull. I have only used it on my tablesaw top and it worked great. You may have to use some emery cloth if the bedways are very badly rusted.
For the chuck, I would take it apart and soak the pieces in Blade & Bit cleaner. Then use a brass brush on it. I would test the chrome parts of the chuck with the cleaner in a small area to make sure it’s not going to tarnish it.
I hope that helps! If not, be sure to let me know and I’ll see if I can help in some other way. Good luck with it!
Take care,
.....Gord
@@GordonRock1 I appreciate the advise! I'll pick up some of those products and give it a go, thank you!
Hi Gord, interesting subject for this video. My ONLY chuck is a G3...my name is not Rockefeller either. ;-) The G3 works much like your chuck except the snap ring is much more difficult to remove and install. I managed to get the job done, but I only cleaned and lubed mine as I wasn't aware of an available kit. Does the kit include a new snap ring by chance?
Yes, Gil, the kit includes the scroll ring and a new snap ring. Maybe they have changed the snap ring style. I don’t know about that. Actually, I just took a look on their website and it shows the snap ring I have. If you click on products/chuck accessories you will find it. I hope they can help.
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Thanks Gord, just what I was needing about now for mine. Big help! To put it back together try RemOil, it dries to a film condition and helps prevents rusting...I use it to clean firearms. And no, medicinal fluids won't work.
Glad I could help, Al. Thanks for watching!
Happy turning,
.....Gord
I am anal retentive with keeping my tools clean, it is easy to spot when wear marks appear so you can head damage off before it damages tools and in the case such as a collet cleaning out dust and debris will assure it functions properly. I worked at a shop and the craftsman who worked next to me used to constantly berate me about me disassembling the router collet and cleaning it after each time. One day he had a router bit move on him ruining the work and he immediately hear me say, "clean that collet out each time and you will never have that happen to you. I have actually seen router collets break when debris collects in the collet and bits are tightened in them.
Avoid mishaps and clean and inspect tools after each use!.
That’s great advice, James. I hope many woodworkers will read what you just said! Thanks for watching! 👍👍😃😃
Gooday. A few comments.
Be careful of circlips. They can fly off with a great deal of force. A cloth should be put over the top when removing or replacing.
WD 40 is a water displacement not a cleaner or lubricant. Nova in their manual suggest grease to lubricate it. Quote from page 21 in their manual: "Re-grease the scroll ring and pinions; be very generous with grease application. (Normal multi purpose grease is sufficient)" Manual is available here. teknatool.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/19000024476-supernova2-chuck-manual-
Always leave the jaws finger tight and put them together before tightening the screws to ensure they are centered.
The chap you mentioned about the cardboard box got the idea from me as I did a series on chuck maintenance here in 2013: th-cam.com/video/PF3IfVkbCxE/w-d-xo.html
Hello Ian,
Great video! Liked and subscribed!! Thanks for sharing the link. I didn’t realize you had already covered the subject. I was asked by Teknatool to show the maintenance kit. I assume that they believe it can’t get too much advertising.
From your accent - I know, it’s the rest of us who have accents! LOL - I gather that you are from Down Under. I wish I was there right now instead of here shoveling snow! 😃🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
All the best, Ian!
Happy turning,
.....Gord
@@GordonRock1 Thank you. Yes from the southern part of Australia where i normally doesn't snow. :D
You can have your snow. LOL
Sorry, but the video ignores removing the set screw in the beginning. Then you say how easy the plate comes out after removing the split ring. Wrong. You never mentioned the set screw until you put it back in. Sorry
I have a seized nova scroll chuck, got the snap ring off but I cannot get the jaws to shut so the scroll ring will not release. How can I get the scroll ring off?
That’s a difficult question to answer without more information. First thing, have you soaked it real well with WD 40 or some similar item? Have you used compressed air to blow all the dust out of it that you can?
@@GordonRock1 I have blown it out and no I have not soaked it or spray it with WD 40. It belonged to a friend of mine that passed away. It doesn’t look rusted but the second one that I got from his wife came apart with no problem and it does have a little rust in it. I thought you could not use WD 40 on chucks. At first it would open but with a lot of force but it will not close completely. I will try WD40. What would be plan b?
Let me know if that doesn’t work and I will try to come up with something else. To be honest, I would have to take a close look at my chuck to remember what to do.
@@GordonRock1 so I sprayed it with PB blaster rust removal and let it set up over night. I got the jaws to move some. So I kept spraying it. I took out the retaining screw that holds jaws. Got 2,2,3,4, off. Still working on the scroll ring. On the one I took it apart no problem. It too had some rust. I cleaned it and the sprayed it with dry lube w/ Teflon. Only dry lube I could find yesterday.
Sounds like you’re making progress. I’m interested in how it turns out!
Why would you not want a little WD40 to get on your bed ways? Could that be problematic?
I don’t believe it would be problematic, David. I wax my bed ways and prefer not to have anything else on them. Just my personal preference. Thanks for watching!
Thanks! What wax? Something like Johnson’s Paste?
I’m kind of a new retread. Just retired and I’m getting my old tools cleaned up and repaired/revitalized in order to be occupied in retirement. My plans are to do bowl turning and other lighter projects, no more beds or cabinets!
I’m sure I’ll have plenty of questions as I start this part of the journey!
I found your TH-cam site last night searching for instructions on remove/replace bottom blade guide for Delta 14” bandsaw. My new Carter guides are supposed to be here on Wednesday. I was impressed with the way you explained the disassembly of the table, concise, the way I like an explanation! Now to get those 2 big, bad, 22 year old screws loose!
Yes, I use a paste wax. It seems to work well although I do replenish it quite frequently. I hope you have as much fun in your shop during retirement as I’m having in mine.
I hope the video will be of some help, David. As I recall I had a bit of trouble removing one of the screws on my bandsaw. In fact I think I had to use a torch to heat it up. Sorry, it’s been a while since I did that. I hope you will be as pleased with your refurbished bandsaw as I am with mine. It made a world of difference! Thanks for watching, David, and I hope you will enjoy more of my videos. Thanks for watching!
Never use , WD 40 . It's dust collector
Thanks for your input!