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tapered chuck M series?

Alan R

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Hi All, I have a Rockwell radial drill press with a 33 taper spindle. The Jacobs chuck (very worn pilot holes) says "M-33 taper". Does anyone know what the M stands for and if I need to be sure to get an "M" replacement before I spend a small fortune? I just learned that B usually means threaded, so I assume the M here is significant here, but could find no reference for such.

Thanks for any help.
 
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Alchymist

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Most drill presses with a taper spindle use a morse taper, and most Jacobs chucks ( that are not threaded) use a "JT" taper. Most common is a JT-33.

However, some Rockwell drill presses appear to use a jacobs taper for the spindle. Does the spindle hav an external "stub" to hold the chuck, or a "hole" for the chuck/arbor to be inserted? Pictures?

Jacobs website:
http://www.jacobschuck.com/

Perhaps an email to them would help.
 
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Alan R

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Sorry for the delay I was away - really appreciate the response.
I'll check for the details you mention and get pix.

Many thanks again.
 
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