Fox Fx 4000 Woodturning Chuck

FOX FX4000 Woodturning Chuck
c/w screw chuck No Indexing Plate with the 33 x 3.5mm

FX 4000 The flagship in the Fox wood chucks is the all new geared scroll chuck which is rapidly becoming the number one choice for all serious and professional woodturners. With the ability to tighten with just one hand using the T bar wrench, the FX 4000 is a pleasure to use. The standard jaws supplied enable the chuck to expand from 45mm to 85mm and contract from 71mm to 31mm. Precision CNC machined from top grade materials, this chuck will give years of trouble free enjoyable woodturning.

Dovetail jaws are designed for mounting bowls in to a recess or a spigot.

Dovetail jaws are designed for mounting bowls in to a recess or a spigot. Dovetail jaws can be used to hold the workpiece by either compressing or expanding.

Remove one or more of the dovetail segments from these jaws and they are adaptable to a variety of uses.

By removing one or more of the dovetail segments from these jaws, they are adaptable to a variety of uses. The wide range of expansion and contraction of the chuck provides for unique adaptability when using these jaws. Essentially two different sized jaws in one.

These 35mm jaws with serrated inner provide an aggressive hold for longer workpieces.

35mm shark jaws are so called because of their serrated inner and outer jaw surfaces. These extended jaws provide an aggressive hold. They hold cylinder spigots much more safely than standard jaws. The advantage of these jaws is that they can grip odd shaped pieces such as a tree branch.

These jaws allow better access between the chuck body and the rear of the workpiece.

These jaws allow better access between the chuck body and the rear of the workpiece. They are also very practical when pre turned workpieces or long pieces have to be re-fastened. For example, when turning or re-mounting rough turned work.

For holding a range of spigot sizes with minimum jaw movement and without the necessity to change the jaws.

Step jaws are used for holding a range of spigot sizes with minimum jaw movement and without the necessity to change the jaws. Boxes are easily turned using step jaws.The bottom can be turned by holding the rim without leaving unsightly pressure marks.

These jaws are used for expansion in to small recesses and for firm holding of fine spindle work.

These jaws are used for expansion in to small recesses and for firm holding of fine spindle work, such as bobbins and chess pieces, etc. They are ideal for turning salt and pepper shakers.

These extended 45mm jaws with serrated inner provide an aggressive hold for longer workpieces.

45mm shark jaws are so called because of their serrated inner and outer jaw surfaces. These extended jaws provide an aggressive hold. They hold cylinder spigots much more safely than standard jaws. The advantage of these jaws is that they can grip odd shaped pieces such as a tree branch.

The bowl jaws allow you to re-chuck bowls for finishing the bottom or do light clean up work

The bowl jaws allow you to re-chuck bowls for finishing the bottom or do light clean up work on the foot of the bowl. To mount the bowl, the bowl is reversed and held by the rim, either internally or externally, with 8 unique soft PVC stoppers which are mounted on the face of the jaws.

Dovetail jaws - suitable for mounting bowls etc by expanding into the recess or contracting around a spindle. Precision design and manufacture provide a strong grip. Expands from 95mm to 130mm. Contracts from 120mm to 85mm.

Pin jaws - suitable for expansion into a small recess or for contracting around smaller spindles.
Expands from 25mm to 60mm. Contracts from 45mm to 8mm. on smaller spindles. Expands
from 25mm to 60mm. Contracts from 45mm to 8mm.

Pin jaws - suitable expansion into a long narrow recess or for contracting around small longer
spindles. Expands from 25mm to 6Omm. Contracts from 45mm to 6mm.