I need this to hold a drill with a shaft diameter of 2.3mm. Will I need to purchase a separate adapter for this? If so, does anyone recommend one?
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The chuck holds 1/16 inch (0,0625) drills securely. So, I suppose that a 2.3 mm (0.23cm or 0.091 inch) drill bit should be held securely by the chuck.
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Not sure if I understand your question? This piece goes into the drilling jig. It is not a "stand alone" item that can be clamped to a board for use (although it possibly could, but not with the right angle clamp).
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Afternoon Peggy, the kit comes with two drive adapters: an SDS/SDS+ and a hex shaft that is just shy of 11mm across flats. You MUST make sure you use the bits in drill mode only, i.e. turn off hammer mode. Otherwise you risk cracking the bits. You will also find a long 1/4" carbide bit useful so you can bore thick walls from both sides by drilling a 1/4 hole completely through the wall, then core drilling from both ends.Please wear good dust protection. Take care, Mike
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This accessory is basically a DIY device. I doubt that it could adequately handle the torque of a 1/2" drill. I think 3/8" drill is pretty much the limit so I am not sure you would want to modify it for a 1/2" drive bit.
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Not a dedicated drill holder. I installed a belt clip on my impact driver and the "tape measurer" clip on the belt makes a perfect drill holder. Rubbish at holding a measuring tape though.
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I've only got one old Makita drill that I bought the adapter for. I installed the adapter and haven't ever removed it. The adapter works great for me, but a little overpriced.
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It is the end that is female threaded and you just put it in the drill. You could buy a short piece of threaded rod at the hardware store and screw it in and it would make the end smaller to fit in your drill. I use a very large drill because I have one.
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This is heavier duty version. The part you linked to appears to be for low torque applications exclusively. They describe it as an accessory to the 2.4v drill.
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The distance from the center of the drill bit to the edge of the adapter is approximately 7 mm to the sides. It is an excellent, quality tool. Hope this helps.
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I doubt itClose the chuck all the way and look at the opening See if it is closed all the wayThere is a mini drill adapter that has a 1/8" shank for rill or DremelGyros 45-01801 Mini Adaptor Chuck, 0-Inch to 039-Inch Capacity (For Dremel Type Tools)Available at Amazon for $7.49Good Luck!
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Hi Frank, I purchased this as a gift for my husband and I had to purchased a chuck adapter that has a 1/4 shank that fits perfectly. It works well for light drilling .I got both at Amazon and got a great deal .My uncle told me about this drill set,because he also has the same one .My husband love his set. So do I. They both won't leave the house with out theirs drill when working on their projects. I did get and extra battery that why you always have a charge. Frank I hope this was helpful.
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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.
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No - I believe it is too big for the dremil unit - Made to fit the shank of a drill -
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The bracket should come with its own Allen wrench. The size may be proprietary, however I just checked and a 4mm, or a 5/32" Allen or Hex wrench should work. Go with the metric size first.
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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.
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It will fit in any 1/2" drill. Should fit in a 3/8" too, but having the power of a 1/2" helps. If you are planning on boring holes to water trees and shrubs, I found that I did not need this to pre-drill hole for the tree root waterer as the stream of water made it's own hole.
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No, I would use a 1" shaft. You can use a sleeve adapter 3/4"to 1" and make it work. But a 1" shaft is much stronger.