on the delta 14-651 do you know what size the chisel shaft has to be with this machine? 3/8,,5/8,,or 3/4 Thanks.
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Chisels came with the one I bought. That was part of what made it attractive to me. I dont know the shaft size.
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Can't help with Jet conversion but it DID NOT FIT ona 20 year old Delta 14" bandsaw. With a machinist helpsome alterations could be made for a Delta to make it work.
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0.6 is the diameter of the shaft. 10 is the length of the chisel.1.6 is assembled width. The actual width is only about 0.75 inch. I hope this helps. Good luck to your project.
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Hi, This is Toni, To make your life easier and for comparison purposes, key in "brother SC9500" and click on that machine with the 'Prime' listed when you get to that machine scroll down to BEFORE the listing of the off-site 3rd party sellers, underneath the 'item number and weight and length and width of the machine. It will describe the machine and give the feet... Id did NOT see the 1/4 inch foot listed. Hope this helps,Toni
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you can get what you need at the local hardware or order it from delta machinery. all holes are pre drilled d for delta saws. you may have to get a tap to clean out some of the paint in the holes it is very thick.
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I'm not positive, but I think that Delta uses a spindle adapter that goes from a Morse taper to the Jacobs 33. If that's the case, then yes... this chuck would fit. You might want to check that.
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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.
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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
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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.
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I lent my shroud to my neighbor to finish up a project so I cannot measure. I used a 4 inch DeWalt. The shroud was plenty big, so I think 4.5 should go too. Mine worked out real nice on my job.
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The file kit shown above is for a 3/8" chain, I have a Husqvarna 20" 460 Rancher and this kit works great once you get the hang of the guide tool, 3/16 sounds a little small for a chain saw chain, especially an 18" saw, recheck your owners manual, if it's 3/8" this would be the right tool
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The machine comes with a reducing bushing to fit smaller chisels-- maybe yours is stuck in there?
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Look on the drive shaft of your drill. If it is a mortise fit, not screw fit, and it it says Jt33, you should be good. I have a different model Delta and it works great with it.
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I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs.I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you measure your saw's plate you probably will get the Delta model too. I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs.I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you... » Read More I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs.I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you measure your saw's plate you probably will get the Delta model too. « Show Less
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The lathe uses an Morse Taper (MT)-2 and from what I understand that size is pretty common. I have not used the lathe very much, but I have no complaints about it. I would have to look closer for the threads for the spindle, but the head 'kit' that I also purchased has an adapter.
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I have no idea. I am not familiar with the Jet Lathe.I am pleased with the Delta.Thanks,Frank
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No, the shaft is 3/16" and most dremels take 1/8 (which would be 2/16) so these don't fit in my dremel or my cnc router which also only takes 1/8 :-(