I thought according to the rules, you are supposed to mount the wheels on the precut slots. Will we get disqualified if we use this tool to drill axel
2049546
You must follow the rules of your specific pack/district. Ask for a copy of them. Some districts allow no manipulation or alteration of the slots what so ever, and others are very open to alterations. It just depends on your areas rules.
2049547
This tool is specially designed to drill into the pre-cut axle slots. It contains a View Port so you can see through it to align perfectly to the pre-cut slot. Drilling the pre-cut slots makes them straight (so your car rolls straight), provides a "round hole" for your "round axle" fixing the square shape of the slot, and the holes will be perfectly sized for your axle, saving your fingers when inserting the axles and saving your block from potentially cracking. Hope this helps!
2049548
The official BSA rules allow drilling your own axle holes. But make sure there isn't any local or pack rules against it. Usually there is not
2049549
You will have to ask your organizers but most often you can relocate the axles. I find advancing the axles as far as you can toward the front and rear of the block.
1556483
NO. Not without a custom part that you would have make yourself. I went down this road myself and there was no way to make it work short of fabricating a metal bracket. most bikes will have a place to mount normal break calipers. I dismantled my disc break and added a regular caliper break and it works just fine. (That's about the best you can do) I hope this helps! Great wheel, I highly recommend this electric wheel.
1821000
Since you have a bolt on axel I would assume that the axle is solid so the supplied skewer would not work, If it is take your bike to a good dealer and see if it will work.
1304057
The swivel is made of a hard plastic, so I'm not sure it will work if you are thinking about drilling a hole through it.
257654
Yes... I has everything to install complete with the exception of the special size drill bits. When you get the bits I would suggest to get cutting oil also, the frame steel is very tought! It has the measurements for all three truck makers from the 80's to the present, althugh they say to mount directly of center of axel, If I was to do it again I would mount an inch or 2 forward to put a little more weight on the front of the truck. I hope this is a helBest Regards C. H. Chenze (Spud)
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Definitely. I've done the exact thing without problems, also w/other wheels and flap discs. My work is virtually all grinding, so cut-offs might be problematic.
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This is a good question and one I wish I asked before I purchased this drill. The answer is yes, you can mount a drill but it's not from underneath the steel plate that comes with the unit. It's under the slots that make the X in the plate. I have mounted a vise to this drill pres but it is a pain and isn't easy to get lined up the way I want. I often check websites where people sell used tools trying to find someone with a broken press they want to off load cheap so I can take the table off of it. However, with that said, I love this drill. This is the only complaint I have about this drill press. This is a good question and one I wish I asked before I purchased this drill. The answer is yes, you can mount a drill but it's not from underneath the steel plate that comes with the unit. It's under the slots that make the X in the plate. I have mounted a vise to this drill pres but it is a pain and isn't easy to get lined up the way I want. I often check websites where people sell used tools trying to find someone with a broken press they want to off load cheap so I can take the table off of it. However, with that said, I love this drill. This is the only complaint I have about this... » Read More This is a good question and one I wish I asked before I purchased this drill. The answer is yes, you can mount a drill but it's not from underneath the steel plate that comes with the unit. It's under the slots that make the X in the plate. I have mounted a vise to this drill pres but it is a pain and isn't easy to get lined up the way I want. I often check websites where people sell used tools trying to find someone with a broken press they want to off load cheap so I can take the table off of it. However, with that said, I love this drill. This is the only complaint I have about this drill press. « Show Less
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For drilling the front, dont take the wheel off, turn the wheel all the way and you have plenty of room to drill. Its a small bit.
1892057
Yes and no. It is not designed for that but the wheels would probably go through the holes.
569957
I agree with Steve. Make sure your pilot hole goes all the way through. You will have to chuck up a drill bit the same size as the pilot bit in the cutter to do it.
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No, you need the hex. locking type. The round one just spin around and slip and slide. I thought I'd read that you couldn't use the hex kind but it is wrong. Don't need a chuck. hope that is helpful. I know little about drills but am learning. Drove me batty at first trying to figure out what they were talking about but nice drills Just buy or use the hex type.
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The wheel plate and pedals are pre-drilled. The shifter is not. You may want to add additional reinforcement for both because they're not very secure. My pedals still move around a little -but it's way better than the clamp or some other setups that I've seen.
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Don't know about that. Do know that the design of the jig allows a lot of play. It's about impossible to drill the holes in the correct location. I ended up not using it and did the job on a friends mill. Save your money and go to a gunsmith to have the job done
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The short answer is, yes. However I think you will run through a number of wheels before you get the job done. Are you cutting the brick or the laminate? If laminate, no problem. Just make sure you have the room to maneuver. If brick, an angle grinder might be a better alternative fitted with a compound blade.
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It says in the 2nd video you can use it on impact drills??? Anyone tried this yet?
86049
If all you wanted to do is cut a bolt- yes this would do it. I personlly think you wouldn't need something quite as good though, this would have a more speed than you might need given the diameter of the cut off wheel. I would recommend using a small wheel so you can maintian control. If you don't need it for various grinding, porting , poishing needs, you could probably get a way with something much cheaper.
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I have no idea = you might have to slot the bracket on the training wheel to accommodate a bigger diameter wheel.