In the Delta, the entire spindle - from the morse affixed chuck up
through the cone pulleys. One extracts that full length and inserts
another that is a Tool holder - it attaches to the drill or attaches to
another tool. Dad had a third that attached to wood cutters. With a
nice rack on both sides of his wood table - he was able to make picture
frames without problems. Make moldings and other like work.

It was a multifunctional heavy duty drill press with three cones that
two belts were changed through for various speeds and torques.

It was stolen from my brothers wood shop while he was away instructing
in Tank school in Tenn. some years ago.

Martin

On 5/2/2015 2:35 AM, John Doe wrote:
Are there any common drill attachments that go in place of the chuck?

So that when the chuck is removed, the attachment can be screwed on in
place of the chuck.

I just need a keyword to search for. Assuming it exists. Of course it
would be drill chuck thread specific.

Thanks.