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Installing a Christmas tree in a chuck. Tips for the home master

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For those who like to celebrate the New Year with a real, not artificial Christmas tree, I suggest making a simple device for its installation. According to the device, it resembles a conventional three-jaw chuck for clamping a tool.

For the body of the device, I used a piece of pipe Ø 114x4,5 mm, length 120 mm, in which I drilled three radial holes and cut M8 threads into them. The body was welded to the base - a steel disk Ø 160x5 mm. The clamping jaws were bent on a mandrel made of sheet steel 2 mm thick.

Bolt sockets can be made in a variety of ways; the easiest of these is to weld short lengths of tubes to the cams. If you want the forest beauty to rotate, then the device is easy to dock with the rotation mechanism, you just need to provide holes for the reducer flange in the base.

Installing a Christmas tree in a chuck

And one more piece of advice so that the tree does not crumble, you should regularly pour water inside the case. Therefore, the place where the body joins the base must be airtight, and the fixture itself must be carefully painted.

Author: G.Prusov

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