drill chuck

Small accessories such as centres and drill chucks are held by just friction in the socket.

Another example is a drill press, to which an operator may want to mount a bit directly, or using a drill chuck.

Its first product was a two-jaw drill chuck.

A drill chuck may have a hollow body that threads directly onto a lathe's threaded spindle nose.

In a torque-controlled drill, for instance, one shaft is driven by a motor and the other drives a drill chuck.

With two out in the third, Rapp drilled Chuck Knoblauch in the ribs with a fastball.

A hex shank can be grasped by a 3-jaw drill chuck or held in a chuck specifically for hex shanks.

In addition to wood, metal, screws, nuts and bolts, the lathe requires tool steel and a small 3 jaw drill chuck mounted on a mandrel.

Both Morse and R8 allow for both collets and solid holders; and a drill chuck can be held by either of the latter.

Sufficient spacing between the drill chuck and the gear housing enables easy drill chuck changes for increased tool flexibility.

Parallel shank twist drills, up to 13 mm diameter, are held in a Jacobs pattern drill chuck fitted in the lathe tailstock spindle.

Their main holding is the Danaher Corporation, a manufacturing conglomerate with 1987 sales of $615 million that makes industrial products ranging from wheel balancers to drill chucks.

The collet/drill chuck is easily accessible for drill changing by pivoting the counter balanced projector head backwards thus exposing the chuck for easy drill changing.

It simply fits on to a standard 43mm diameter drill chuck and uses a 12mm diameter tungsten-carbide tipped cutter to channel into breeze-block, brick, plaster and other wall surfaces.

Even on many drill presses, handheld drills, and lathes, which have chucks (such as a drill chuck or collet chuck), the chuck is attached by a taper.

Hold the tap using the PIN VICE or a very small tee wrench or an old drill chuck and proceed carefully, supporting the letter on a wooden block.

The Lock-n-Load system adapter fits any drill chuck and comes with a multitude of drill bits for every application; from wood boring and countersinking, to masonry and metal drilling.

Arbors and Adaptors Drill Chuck Arbors, Milling and Stub Arbors as well as various Taper adapters, sleeves and sockets.

Our assortment includes stirrers with M 14 thread for connection to the EIBENSTOCK mixers, and with a hexagon shank to be used with drilling chucks, as well.

The arbor of a drill chuck is often a Morse taper and this allows the chuck assembly to be removed and directly replaced with the shank of a Morse taper drill bit.

Some models, like the one shown here, come with their own drill chucks; others require that you remove the existing drill chuck and then reattach it to the drive end of the angle drive.

She rode his legs, and with brutal efficiency drove the drill bit through his knee cap, the drill whining and sputtering, bringing up flakes of white bone, and black blood, driving it in until the drill chuck touched his jeans.

One of the first uses of tapers was to mount drill bits directly to machine tools, such as in the tailstock of a lathe, although later drill chucks were invented that mounted to machine tools and in turn held non-tapered drill bits.