JNHEscher
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Title says it. Looking for something like this and can't seem to find any.
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Small drill chuck with 1/4" shank?
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[486]
ugh, that guy again?
jacobs no 0
got one like this with a 1/4" shank that I use in collets for little tiny 'number' size drills
got one like this with a 1/4" shank that I use in collets for little tiny 'number' size drills
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JNHEscher
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No, not a hex shank. 1/4" smooth shank.You mean shit like this? Amazon is filled with these things...
JNHEscher
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Like that, but hopefully one that opens big enough to accept 8mm or 3/8".jacobs no 0
got one like this with a 1/4" shank that I use in collets for little tiny 'number' size drills
Vintage JACOBS DRILL CHUCK NO. 0 / 0 - 5/32 " Capacity C74 | eBay
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Muckin_Slusher
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What's is the application?
He needs to run it in a drill.
JNHEscher
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I'm collecting a few smallish brushless RC motors that I want to toy with. Only machine I have at the moment that is capable of spinning as fast as the RC motors is my Milwaukee brushless router that has a 1/4" collet.
[486]
ugh, that guy again?
careful spinning chucks 20k rpm, they can fly apart
JNHEscher
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I won't going that high. My lathe and Milwaukee drill max out around 2500. That ain't shit for these motors.
Not the motors, the chucks themselves...
JNHEscher
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I'm aware. As said, I'm not spinning them that fast.
[486]
ugh, that guy again?
gotta be a pussy ass router if it only does 2500 rpm
JNHEscher
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Forget your glasses today?
POWERSTATE BRUSHLESS MOTOR Generates up to 1.25HP and up to 31,000 RPM
[486]
ugh, that guy again?
I am down to one eye at the moment, but I'm clearly not the only one that isn't able to pick up what you're laying downForget your glasses today?
Make a shank for a chuck with your lathe.
JNHEscher
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First motor I want to test has an 8mm shaft. I want to find a chuck with a 1/4" shank to accept 8mm. 1/4" chuck shank will fit into my 1/4" router collet.
JNHEscher
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Been tossing that idea around for the last three weeks that I've been hunting for this. May just have to get one with a Morse taper and whiz it down to 1/4".
JNHEscher
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Still have my corded Craftsman router, now that I think about it. But I never could get the 1/2" collet in it.
Chevy_man
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I do believe you're going to need to explain to the class why you would like to couple your router to a brushless DC motor?
I'm really confused on just how that could be remotely useful, or even entertaining. So I'm assuming there's something you're not explaining or you're just a very strange man...
JNHEscher
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I want to spin it to see what kind of voltages they put out at certain speeds with various windings. Not like it remotely matters to anyone. Just need to couple them.I do believe you're going to need to explain to the class why you would like to couple your router to a brushless DC motor?
I'm really confused on just how that could be remotely useful, or even entertaining. So I'm assuming there's something you're not explaining or you're just a very strange man...
I do believe you're going to need to explain to the class why you would like to couple your router to a brushless DC motor?
I'm really confused on just how that could be remotely useful, or even entertaining. So I'm assuming there's something you're not explaining or you're just a very strange man...
My smart ass answer was going to be that he was going to solve the energy shortage problem
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JNHEscher
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Probably shoulda posted that for him rather than the actual reason that he didn't need to knowMy smart ass answer was going to be that he was going to solve the energy shortage problem
I was probably 10 or 11 when I figured out that spinning small dc motors would make power. So naturally I started ripping shit apart for the motors to spin motors to light lights.Probably shoulda posted that for him rather than the actual reason that he didn't need to know
subybaja
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Felix, is that you?
JNHEscher
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Nope. This ain't for perpetual motion.
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