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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2020
- I install the WEN keyless chuck on my WEN 15 inch variable speed drill press. This drill press utilizes the MT2 (Morse Taper #2). I installed the keyless chuck thinking the overall arbor length was nearly the same as the keyed chuck arbor, but the taper began 1/4 inch higher, combined with a lack of a tang, now the arbor removal wedge was useless. I fix this in another video.
Please don't hesitate to ask any questions in the comment section.
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Straight to the point no bullshit. Great review thanks for posting
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Thanks. I have a wen press that's a different model but the procedure to replace the chuck is the same. I just got a keyless chuck and needed to know how to replace it. this video is perfect, thank you! Like you, I don't need it absolutely perfect for my use cases. not sending a man to space. just doing stuff around the house. thanks again.
I'm glad it helped!
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@@pmtips4482 Got it installed with the help of your video. Sweet!
I have the 10-inch version of this drill press. I've had it for around 10 years. It works the same as it did when I first bought it, other than two of the three holes for the chuck being temperamental from use. I have a feeling your video will help me replace that chuck. Thanks so much!
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Great straight forward educational video (no annoying heavy metal music).
That is a nice chuck for that price. That is real close. It should work good and like you said faster. Have a good week Pm! See ya in the next one!
Thanks, you too!
Good video with great explanation. Thanks for uploading this I think I'll upgrade the chuck on my WEN press as well. Keep up the good work.
I really appreciate the comment!
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Did you get a different square I bought the same chuck I had to put a 3/8 bolt in the top of the arbor just to get it out I had to taper the bolt with my bench grinder, do you have any tips??
Getting ready to change mine. Great info. Maybe check the runout using a couple of brand new/unused bits?
Great video. Thx!
Glad you liked it!
You mentioned and I also noticed the lack of a tang on the WEN taper. Because of the lack of a tang, will the WEN taper be able to be knocked out with the extraction tool once installed?
No, you need to screw in a bolt or stud after matching the thread pitch, and loctite it.
Mine had to be about an inch high, but this will depend on your specific arbor.
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What is "drill rod" used for? I didn't know it existed until this youtube.
Drill rod will come in just about any size and it is super straight, machined to tight tolerance.
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@@pmtips4482 Thank you. Never came up in Metal Shop in 1971 or any other time in my life as an engineer. Amazing
Wen doesnt ship to Poland. Any equivalent or better chucks for B16 taper that are availabke globally and don't cost $100?
One would think you could locate a suitable chuck in Europe.
I'm not familiar with them across the pond.
Thanks!
@@pmtips4482 As I see it they all demonstrate spindle play of almost a milimeter at the end of the chuck. Thus paying more than $40 for a chuck isn't worth it, worrying about concentricity might not be worth it either. The wobble happens between the casting and the telescopic spindle as well as at the quill at the top.
@Tome4kkkk Right, and on my drilling I was okay with a few ten thousandths off. Any more tighter tolerance and one may have to look into a milling machine.
@@pmtips4482 Exactly. My plan is to add some tightening screws by threading directly into the casting. I'm certain I can eliminate at least half of the play this way. Even now it's OK and better than a drill stand. Especially noise-wise!
i got one of them.. if anyone is in or near clearwater fl ill sell mine for cost with out shipping.. thats a deal.. i had to order the one with out an arbor.. next size smaller drill press..
wht kind of oil was that
Hi, that was Zero Friction oil I bought at a hardware store. I just like it for the needle nose and one drop at a time control.
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Looks to me your table is out of square plus you need a machine sits square just some observations God bless
Thank you for the info!
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