Axminster keyless chucks
 

Anybody tried an Axminster keyless chuck in a drill press ?

Any good?


Paul Mc Cann

Axminster keyless chucks
 

"Paul Mc Cann" wrote in message
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Anybody tried an Axminster keyless chuck in a drill press ?

Any good?


Paul Mc Cann

I've had one for two or three years now and I am very happy with it. It is
smooth in operation and grips well (even very small bits).


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Howard Neil

Axminster keyless chucks
 

On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 22:47:02 +0100, "Howard Neil" hneil@REMOVE TO
REPLY.co.uk wrote:


"Paul Mc Cann" wrote in message
.. .
Anybody tried an Axminster keyless chuck in a drill press ?

Any good?


Paul Mc Cann

I've had one for two or three years now and I am very happy with it. It is
smooth in operation and grips well (even very small bits).


Thanks Howard, I'll give one a try then


Paul Mc Cann

Axminster keyless chucks
 

Missed the rest of the thread, but I bought a keyless chuck from
Screwfix recently. Got fed up with the teeth on the keyed ones
wearing down eventually, mislaying the key etc.

The chuck itself seems to be fine but I found one big
disadvantage. It's fatter than the keyed chuck, so all my
accessories that fit the drill's collar won't get past it. I have
to take the chuck off to change from, say, the standard handle to
a benchmount clamp.

I'm an impatient devil at the best of times and this sort of
hold-up when in the flow of things is sufficient to bring on a
demonstration of my expertise in a dialect of English widely
spoken by quarry workers.

W.


"Paul Mc Cann" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 22:47:02 +0100, "Howard Neil" hneil@REMOVE
TO
REPLY.co.uk wrote:


"Paul Mc Cann" wrote in message
.. .
Anybody tried an Axminster keyless chuck in a drill press ?

Any good?


Paul Mc Cann

I've had one for two or three years now and I am very happy
with it. It is
smooth in operation and grips well (even very small bits).


Thanks Howard, I'll give one a try then


Paul Mc Cann