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"ke" wrote in message arthlink.net...
(non-visibly) warped/bent! After chucking in a confirmed dead-straight/true piece of round bar stock and checking with a calibrated dial indicator, this drill/chuck had only 2-3 mils of runout at about 3" from the chuck. This is I have a question: Given a straight bit, how easy should it be to mount it in the chuch straight? With bits that I know are straight, sometimes I'll have to loosen, wiggle, readjust, and retighten 5-10 times before I can get a desd-straight bit to mount straight in the chuck. The drill is a Makita MForce 14.4v, with the 1/2in Rohm chuck. Any advice or comments appreciated. Thanks! - Daniel |
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