What is a chuck size and a spindle taper?
347028
Think it is half inch, have the same Chuck on a larger Makita hammer drill.
347029
The chuck size is the largest sized drill bit shank that will fit into the chuck. The tapered spindle refers to how the chuck (spindle) fits onto the drill press motor/sheeves (as compared to some other method of coupling.) A tapered spindle is pressed-fitted into a matched tapered hole.
2159504
These bits are for a sds type. Chuck. SDS stands for slotted drill shank. They won't work very well as the intent is for other type drills.
1642780
I also would like to use a 4-jawed chuck so please post back what you have learned. I don't know what will fit my unit as I've only done some small, spindle projects. All the Best.
1130432
The chuck size is 1/2 inch. Here's a more comprehensive list of features that I got from another web site:*Laser X2 2-Beam Laser for precise hole alignment*Depth Adjustment System for easy depth control*Variable Speed Gearing-5 speed system for different material types*1/2" Keyed Chuck to accept large diameter bits designed for woodworking and cutting*Adjustable Depth Stop for accurate measurements and repetitive drilling*0-45 degree tilting square work surface for precise and accurate drilling*Bump-off Switch for added safety
1513184
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit! 1/2 bits probably wont fit!
623448
I would assume not as small as you need. I model too and have to use a pin vise. Maybe they make an adapter for the chuck?
2206295
The chuck size is 1/32" - 3/8" or 1mm - 10mm. I'd suggest reading my product review on this drill driver before deciding to purchase one.Bobby...
1120115
the one i got comes with 1"x8 treads excellent value to start out with i don't think any chuck come with a taper
52341
Yeah. The size of your chuck is the upper limit of what size shaft it can handle. So that chuck can handle anything smaller than 1/2".
352640
The spindle size is I think metric that's not what is important they have adapters that go over the spindle to accommodate a 1 inch diameter hole in the grinding wheel it's also necessary to have that adapter to space the wheel away from the body of the grinder and centered in the cowling. Don't lose one of the spacers they cost $100 each to replace.
2025935
Will work fine with either size chuck. I prefer to use compact lightweight 3/8" cordless drills but as others have said, if the shank fits a 3/8" chuck, it'll certainly fit a 1/2" chuck.
910945
The question is a bit unclear.The head stock has a #2 morse taper. The lathe comes with a #2 morse taper drive spur/center. It can use any #2 morse taper accessories.The drive spindle is also threaded to accept 1"-8 accessories. Most common 4 jaw chucks either come with 1"-8 threads, or an adapter, to mount on the spindle. I use a Barracuda, and many other brands will work.The head stock through-bore diameter is 5/8", I believe, but I don't think this is relevant to the question.Also, the tail stock is #2 morse taper, and there are lots of accessories to fit. The question is a bit unclear.The head stock has a #2 morse taper. The lathe comes with a #2 morse taper drive spur/center. It can use any #2 morse taper accessories.The drive spindle is also threaded to accept 1"-8 accessories. Most common 4 jaw chucks either come with 1"-8 threads, or an adapter, to mount on the spindle. I use a Barracuda, and many other brands will work.The head stock through-bore diameter is 5/8", I believe, but I don't think this is relevant to the question.Also, the tail stock is #2 morse taper, and there... » Read More The question is a bit unclear.The head stock has a #2 morse taper. The lathe comes with a #2 morse taper drive spur/center. It can use any #2 morse taper accessories.The drive spindle is also threaded to accept 1"-8 accessories. Most common 4 jaw chucks either come with 1"-8 threads, or an adapter, to mount on the spindle. I use a Barracuda, and many other brands will work.The head stock through-bore diameter is 5/8", I believe, but I don't think this is relevant to the question.Also, the tail stock is #2 morse taper, and there are lots of accessories to fit. « Show Less
629679
Look closer at the decriptions. the 180 is a 3/8" chuck and the 181 is a 1/2" chuck. 1/2" chucks let you use a wider variety and larger bits and attachments and stuff. But for a cordless drill, I feel like the 3/8" one does all I ever need it to do. I have a much more powerful corded drill that has a 1/2" chuck
800088
I imagine it depends on the drill and what kind of Chuck it can take. This chuck is threaded to screw onto a 1/2 20. Threaded shafts (I think) it fits the shafts of my radial arm saw extension. Some drills take a tapered chuck I belive. So bottom line. See what the drill uses.
1130433
The chuck size is 1/2 inch. Here's a more comprehensive list of features that I got from another web site: *Laser X2 2-Beam Laser for precise hole alignment *Depth Adjustment System for easy depth control *Variable Speed Gearing-5 speed system for different material types *1/2" Keyed Chuck to accept large diameter bits designed for woodworking and cutting *Adjustable Depth Stop for accurate measurements and repetitive drilling *0-45 degree tilting square work surface for precise and accurate drilling *Bump-off Switch for added safety
2211327
1/4" (6.35mm) straight shank, but it will take up to a 17/64" (6.75mm) straight shank with some loss of holding power. Good build quality.
1098971
I have the same lathe and this chuck... it works great! you may want to buy a spanner to make sure it's snug.