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milwaukee drill
- Thread starter toddjg
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krooser
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I've used a cold chisel as wedge before.... clamp the drill in your vise and put the chisel between the chuck and drill body and tap away...
russlaferrera
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Most Milwaukee portable drills are screw on/off. There is a small screw inside the chuck, which is left hand thread.
They also have a web site with a parts breakdown.
They also have a web site with a parts breakdown.
goodfellow
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I've never seen an electric hand drill with a tapered chuck. I'd truely be interested in seeing a pic of that drill. If it actually is a taper, then there should be slot in the spindle where to insert a wedge and that should just require a few taps to break the friction bond.
russlaferrera
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I've never seen an electric hand drill with a tapered chuck. I'd truely be interested in seeing a pic of that drill. If it actually is a taper, then there should be slot in the spindle where to insert a wedge and that should just require a few taps to break the friction bond.
I don't know if that's true. IMO if it's a tapered chuck it would be more like a JT33 taper. MT, such as on a drill press would be as you described.
Had he given a model # we could have looked it up.
goodfellow
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I don't know if that's true. IMO if it's a tapered chuck it would be more like a JT33 taper. MT, such as on a drill press would be as you described.
Had he given a model # we could have looked it up.
My mistake!! Thanks for the correction. I'm also not sure if the OP isn't actually talking about a small drill press.
I have a set of J taper wedges are they are not very $$$. I got them from www.use-enco.com Seem to remember that they were under $10 for the set, and given the price of a good Jacobs chuck these days I don't think I would "chisel wedge" one off unless it was junk.
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