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Preventing drill bit slippage
I am using a 1/2" masonry bit in an old hammer-drill. At the slightest
catch, the bit slips, even to the point of coming out. It uses the old screw thing to tighten. I am thinking of grinding the bit up and down the bare spot. Any other ideas? John |
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Preventing drill bit slippage
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et: I am using a 1/2" masonry bit in an old hammer-drill. At the slightest catch, the bit slips, even to the point of coming out. It uses the old screw thing to tighten. I am thinking of grinding the bit up and down the bare spot. Any other ideas? John replace the chuck with a new one.If the bit shank is damaged,get a new bit. -- Jim Yanik jyanik at kua.net |
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Preventing drill bit slippage
Jim Yanik wrote in
: "John" wrote in et: I am using a 1/2" masonry bit in an old hammer-drill. At the slightest catch, the bit slips, even to the point of coming out. It uses the old screw thing to tighten. I am thinking of grinding the bit up and down the bare spot. Any other ideas? John replace the chuck with a new one.If the bit shank is damaged,get a new bit. Who woulda thought... :-) |
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Preventing drill bit slippage
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... Jim Yanik wrote in : "John" wrote in et: I am using a 1/2" masonry bit in an old hammer-drill. At the slightest catch, the bit slips, even to the point of coming out. It uses the old screw thing to tighten. I am thinking of grinding the bit up and down the bare spot. Any other ideas? John replace the chuck with a new one.If the bit shank is damaged,get a new bit. Who woulda thought... :-) Problem solved. I asked a friend and he told me to just grind a little bit off three sides of the shank of the masonry bit. I did; it ground like butter. And when the bit grabbed the material, it threw me against the wall. Success! John |
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