Chuck. Chuck!

Chuck! Chuck!

Chuck!

Chuck.

Chuck.

Chuck...

Chuck!

Sure, Chuck.

Thanks, Chuck.

Yes, Chuck.

Goodnight, Chuck.

Chuck King.

Hello, Chuck!

The spindle sweep measurement will show that the spindle axis is perpendicular to the table surface

You're kidding, Chuck.

I'm fine, Chuck.

Good night, Chuck.

Watch it, Chuck.

With our chuck pressure set at 250 psi and the chuck stationary

You know what, Chuck?

Where are you, Chuck?

I hate it, Chuck!

Let me go, Chuck.

Is Chuck with you?

Yes, I do, Chuck.

Hi, Cindy. Hello, Chuck.

Chuck, let's go, please.

Chuck doesn't know anything.

No! Not tonight, Chuck.

Hi, I'm Chuck Glover.

It's me, Chuck Glover.

Place the work probe in the spindle

Attach the magnetic base to the spindle

Touch the spindle. Touch it, I say.

During automatic recovery, the spindle drawbar unclamps and you will hear a blast of air coming from the spindle nose

Along the bottom, we have the spindle information box with the override values for spindle speed, feed rate, and rapid rate

The spindle usually moves in the z axis.

The spindle warm up should now be complete

Attach the magnetic base to the spindle nose

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel?

You can't chuck me out.

Sitting pretty, aren't you, Chuck?

I'm right behind you, Chuck.

Wait upstairs until Chuck comes.

And that the chuck was lubricated at the beginning of the day using this Chuck EZ grease