On Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, John van Veen wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep a 1/2 chuck from falling
out of a delta drill press. Just finished a great project and finishing
touch was to drill out a tennon. Soon as I finished the chuck fell out
and bit hit wood :-(
When cutting plugs the darn thing keeps coming off and wrecking wood. I
have tried a rubber mallet and pressing on using the drills arm tension.
Should the shaft be dry, or some kind of sticking (breakable) adhesive.
I may want to get it off someday Happens to often. Any ideas.

yup its up to you,its worn believe it or not use a thin coat of paint or buy a new one

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On Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, John van Veen
wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep a 1/2 chuck from
falling out of a delta drill press. Just finished a great project and
finishing touch was to drill out a tennon. Soon as I finished the
chuck fell out and bit hit wood :-(
When cutting plugs the darn thing keeps coming off and wrecking wood.
I have tried a rubber mallet and pressing on using the drills arm
tension. Should the shaft be dry, or some kind of sticking
(breakable) adhesive. I may want to get it off someday Happens to
often. Any ideas.

yup its up to you,its worn believe it or not use a thin coat of paint
or buy a new one

Just a month shy of 20 years of waiting, and we finally have
an answer. Thank you, blier1210.

John

On 8/22/2015 3:19 PM, John McCoy wrote:
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On Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, John van Veen
wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep a 1/2 chuck from
falling out of a delta drill press. Just finished a great project and
finishing touch was to drill out a tennon. Soon as I finished the
chuck fell out and bit hit wood :-(
When cutting plugs the darn thing keeps coming off and wrecking wood.
I have tried a rubber mallet and pressing on using the drills arm
tension. Should the shaft be dry, or some kind of sticking
(breakable) adhesive. I may want to get it off someday Happens to
often. Any ideas.

yup its up to you,its worn believe it or not use a thin coat of paint
or buy a new one

Just a month shy of 20 years of waiting, and we finally have
an answer. Thank you, blier1210.

John



I think that is a month shy of 19 years unless you don't participate in
leap year savings time. ;~)

Leon lcb11211@swbelldotnet wrote in news:xP-dncTkpon8bUXInZ2dnUVZ5t-
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I think that is a month shy of 19 years unless you don't participate in
leap year savings time. ;~)


It doesn't matter. That's enough time to conceive a child, wait for him to
become a legal adult, and then pass the problem on to him!

The details of why and when are left to your imagination...

Puckdropper
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Make it to fit, don't make it fit.