will this chuck fit on a duracraft model dp514? If not, what will?
898575
I'm not familiar with the drill but you just need to know if it is a taper fit and if it is what size this one happens to be a JT33(Jacobs Taper 33) is all that means. So once you find the taper your drill requires then you can decide how large a bit you want it to take ie: 3/4 or 5/8 ths are two popular sizes. Some drills use a threaded chuck so check which yours has and go from there hope this helps !!
898576
There are numerous types and sizes for different machines. This particular one is designed to fit a JT33 spindle.You must determine what size and type your machine requires.This one will fit a press-on spindle (no threads, no Morse taper) of the following dimensions: 14.23 mm at small end, 15.85mm at the large end, and 1" in length.
898577
Yes I think it wil as long as you have the proper arbor. Your arbor should have 1/2" x2o thread. If not you can order one from amazson, a 2 morse taper to 33 Jacobs drill chuck arbor. i hope this answered your question. Phil
231993
The chuck is a taper fit and requires some patience to get it seated properly. It has "JT33" stamped into the side of it. Hope that helps answer your question. Although I have only used it for "light" work (I build replica black powder pistols), it is a great little unit-no complaints. Pat Gorman
584832
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!
17467
If it has that type of chuck. I use it on my Ryobi impact driver all the time.
2218554
are you talking about mounting the faceplate to the back of the chuck? if so there is a recessed hole that is 1 5/8 dia. with 3 holes that you attach the face plate to. i made a face plate that fit inside this an had 3 threaded holes that aligned with holes. i have a metal lathe also. there is a set of adapters that are offered with the chuck but i do not know if they will help you. i have a shop smith lathe. sorry if this does not help.
987537
Not without an adapter, shopsmith has 5/8 shaft, my lathe has 1" shaft, but I bought an adapter when I ordered the chuck, check if they have an adapter for your 5/8 shaft. Hope this helps
1572255
I had to look up the 7300, but it seems to be the newer version of my old 750, also called 'Mini-Mite'. Since they seem to be the same tool underneath, I would say yes, it should work with no problem. For the larger bits I have a bigger chuck, but the 4485 Collette Nut kit contains 4 different chucks and is only six bucks, so that should also be no problem.
2188709
The short answer is probably. This chuck will fit a headstock at 1" Dia X 8 Threads per inch or 3/4" Dia X 16 Threads per inch. I am not familiar with your lathe, suggest you check your owners manual for your head stock size. You might also "Google" your model, there are usually a number of review for just about any piece of equipment on the net. Good luck, Mike
1211024
I have looked for and did not find a 1/4 inch chuck that will fit this tool. I do not think it would be advisable to use 1/4 inch bits on this tool as it lacks the power needed to turn them under load.
1156915
I have a 5/8" Chinese chuck (Diamond) and this one fit. There are umpteen chuck key sizes and I bought 3 before finding one to fit.
153468
Yes it will fit a 3/8" drill chuck but the shaft of the auger is round where it should be hexagonal since the torque created by the three in h auger will cause the shaft to slip in the chuck. Considered not fit for purpose and returned for refund.
2174538
If it has a standard SDS shank it will work. The chuck does have an internal clutch.
1602294
I have a Shopsmith Lathe and Amazon had the correct adaptor. I am very happy with this chuck.Try contacting PSI woodworking directly.Good luck and Happy Turning.
1611156
They might sell for that size an adapter you screw on first the chuck size is 1"x8tpi and it comes with an adapter for 3/4 16tpi, and I know that there are other sizes as well.
711374
Look for numbers/ letters stamped on the outside of your old chuck. My old Delta had RJ33 on it and the newWoodstock had JT33 marked on it. Not sure what they mean, but 33 in both chucks seemed to match. The new one fits great.
924346
Neva, I purchased a dewalt DW5780B151 Chisel. Not to sound like an ass but the chisel and moil point only fit in one way. Perhaps you were already aware of this. Good luck , Dan
2103025
I can't seem to cross reference part numbers on the DeWalt website in this case. My D28110, D28402, and D28065 all measure very close to 1.75" diameter at the neck, as does the inside diameter of my DWE46150. If your DWE4011 has a 1.75" neck between the wheel guard and gear housing, then this shroud should be compatible though I cannot guarantee it. The real issue is: 12000 rpm on a concrete accessory seems geared too high. I bought my 9000 rpm D28065 specifically for a concrete grinding project because it is geared much lower than a 4-1/2" grinder. You're going to bog down any gearing higher than 9000 rpm anyway, possibly overheating your 7 amp motor, so I figured tractor the gearing down. Since the project I bought it for, my D28065 has saved other projects. As always, air hammering the web between rotary hammer holes is the fastest way for most people to remove bulk concrete, not knowing the nature of your project. Hope this helps. Happy New Year to you and all.