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1/2" #20 threads keyless chuck needed
We need to find a drill chuck to go onto the Bosch drill motor head (1/2" #20 - 20 threads per inch). Can anyone tell me where we can get one on short notice?
Also can anyone tell me if it is legal to use a drill chuck? We tried to connect a 1/4 flexible shaft to the Bosch drill motor head with a set screw but it is tearing up the flexible shaft and not holding. We are hoping a drill chuck will do the trick. |
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12-02-2004, 22:40
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Re: 1/2" #20 threads keyless chuck needed
We have found the exact same motor (and the rest of the drill) in our local Lowes and Home Depot. They are about $50 not too shabby for some spares...
Good luck! -Andy |
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12-02-2004, 22:59
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Re: 1/2" #20 threads keyless chuck needed
they dont want motors, they want chucks. I dont know why you'd want a chuck. those things will loosen like crazy. Take a look at Lovejoy's flexible couplings. they allow for some misalignment of your shafts. Last year we tapped them to take the left-hand thread of the drill shaft. It worked pretty well.
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13-02-2004, 07:54
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Re: 1/2" #20 threads keyless chuck needed
You could try www.mcmaster.com or www.toolpartsdirect (search for 3360.561). McMaster usually can get it to you next day.
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