Hi, I am Nickolas Grimes. I am an appliance service Tech. Seems that my old drill press is now past due for service but I am having problems finding a replacement chuck. I have been to mfg web site "jacobs chucks" but they said they don't make it any more. It is chuck # 633c. Does anybody know where I could find said chuck ? I live in so Calif. BTW, its an old craftsman drill press model # 150. thanx
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Drill press question
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kevin47
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Why in the world would you want to re-place the chuck with the original if it's so hard to find...Go to a site like Enco tools and pick out something in your price range...Jacobs ball-bearing chucks are nice but pricey...But there also designed for heavy-duty, constant use...Good luck with your search...There's a lot to chose from out there...Don't be discouraged...Kevin
What you need to know is that there are a few different 'standard' mounts for attaching a chuck to the quill. Figure out the mount and then buy a chuck with that mount.
Welcome to the group and you will probably have better luck with you question if you post it in the tools section.
lg
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Welcome to the group and you will probably have better luck with you question if you post it in the tools section.
lg
no neat sig line
Welcome.....
When you figure out the mount type, have a look here. Many types available at reasonable prices, but you have to do a search. I have two of the keyless types.
http://www.cdcotools.com/index.php
When you figure out the mount type, have a look here. Many types available at reasonable prices, but you have to do a search. I have two of the keyless types.
http://www.cdcotools.com/index.php