Today we're going to tear into the HardingeSjogren 5CAD3 5C Speed Collet Chuck. We'll tear it down, clean everything, lubricate it with grease and reassamble it so it'll be ready to run on the lathe once I get around to making the adapter.

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00:00 Intro
00:38 Preliminary examination
02:16 Documentation
04:40 Disassembly
10:12 Cleaning
13:24 Lubrication and Reassembly
16:02 Gear Timing
20:19 Conclusion So Pretty