It sounds like the chuck is a taper fit, does anyone know is it a standard Jacob taper, i.e. JT2...? Thanks! Tim Baker
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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
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the chuck shaft is tapered; once it's put it, tap it lightly with a dead-blow mallet and it should be fine. I have had no trouble with it slipping.
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As far as I know Grizzly only sells the Morse Taper spindle version. Look at Little Machine Shop <littlemachineshop.com> for many variants including RB, steel gears, inch feed screws, solid column etc. Saying that, I am very satisfied with my Grizzly except I added an extra length of down feed rack to give more clearance under the spindle. I had to do some fitting to get the rack teeth in proper alignment. Be aware, the column tilt lock nut needs to be very tight to keep the column vertical!
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Right off hand I am not familiar with that model and do not know the "model" I have. I do have a DeWalt 1/2" cord less hammer drill that I use that chuck on and it works great. The one challange I had was getting the original chuck off of the drill. The allan head screw that holds it on stripped out. I ended up cutting off the chuck in pieces making sure I did not damage the threaded shaft the chuck goes on. After getting the original chuck off the new one went on with no problem.
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Wouldn't you know it...as soon as I said I hadn't seen one, the first recommendation on my Amazon account is what I think you are looking for: PSI Woodworking Products LTCA18 Live Tailstock Chuck Adapter 1-Inch by 8TPI Male Thread Mounting to a 2 MTUnfortunately it is out of stock for now.
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it should,the grove won't make a difference, get the taper as close to the chuck as possible.if you're doing a lot of drilling, buy a different drill.the chuck on mine has started loosing it's grip after a couple years. tried a bosh, switch fell apart after 10 3/4 holes 5'' deep in 3500 psi concrete. dewalt lasted longer.you take your chances no matter what you buy.
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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.
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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. 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
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Hello I own the 3000c. I can tell you its rock solid used it for prolly 8 yrs now. as long as you keep the gear system blown out from dust and shavings you'll have no probs. I looked at the 2000, and the only diff I see is the tightening system. on the 3000 you have one tool you put in two holes, (one on each side of the chuck) and tighten it like you would a jacobs chuck on a drill. (very handy and safer hold in my opinion.) On the 2000 you put two tools in (the redhandles in the picture) and then push one and pull the other at the same time. everyone I know that turns say the system the 3000 uses is much better. Also the 3000 is a wider chuck than the 2000, which depending on your lathe gives you more of an offset from the headstock... for 50 more bucks its well worth it....cheers...Bob
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As far as I know Grizzly only sells the Morse Taper spindle version. Look at Little Machine Shop &lt;littlemachineshop.com&gt; for many variants including RB, steel gears, inch feed screws, solid column etc. Saying that, I am very satisfied with my Grizzly except I added an extra length of down feed rack to give more clearance under the spindle. I had to do some fitting to get the rack teeth in proper alignment. Be aware, the column tilt lock nut needs to be very tight to keep the column vertical!
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The Chuck is mounted on a taper. You need to break the taper using something like a ball joint fork. Not many people would have one of these, so opposing wooden wedges would do the trick. Just remember when the taper lets go, you should have a small bucket to catch the chuck, or it could be damaged in the ensuing flight. Clean both the drive taper, and chuck, dirt and rust are your enemy. Apply light coat of oil, replace chuck on shaft, and tap upward using a wood block between chuck and hammer so as not to damage chuck. Check for run out using a piece of round stock in chuck, and you should be done.
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SDS Plus shank bits... you will also see a "Jacobs" type chuck with an SDS Plus shank that allows use of any size bit but only for drilling... "Jacobs" type chucks will always loosen their hold on a bit when in hammer mode... always! I use this dril in working my gold mine both to loosen up dirt with rocks and in drilling rock for breaking. The drill pulls a 36" bit but in rock I have limited depth to 10 inches.
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Milwaukee if really good with their warranty; I've had to use it only once regarding the first generation M12 battery and charger. They provided a new battery, and charger, at no cost nearly 5yrs in. Not sure what may have happened with the chuck but, take it to a Milwaukee dealer or contact them directly regarding where to send it. True, the present day chuck / torque adjustment is not what it use to be, not even close. The chuck / torque adjustment may look the same but the torque adjustment is now plastic vs the original.
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Yes. That looks like the one I have with 16mm capacity. The spindle and the Jacobs Taper (JT) #3 don't have anything to do with the size of the chuck key. You could have a chuck that is 1/2" and it be a smaller chuck key but still utilize the JT #3 spindle size.
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We use Jacobs chucks on our drills. You should not have an issue with the chuck, however if you choose to replace it the thread size for the PS31 is 1/2 - 20. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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No mine seems ok just need to make sure you porperly tighten it up . The only issue I have had was a bad transmission when it was 2 weeks old dewalt replaced it no questions asked ,but the original chuck was better than the replacement don't know why though.
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I believe that you need a chuck with the JT33 taper since you indicate that is what the DP200 uses, whereas the Woodstock D2738 has JT3 taper. A little more searching should find a chuck that matches your needs. Otherwise you could also buy a new arbor (for about $8 more) that fits the D2738 chuck and with its' other end matching the taper of your press.