Trying to identify a collet

rbahr · Sep 27, 2017

Hi All,

I am trying to identify this collet: The thread in the collet is a 5/8-18

Thanks

Ray

litlerob1 · Sep 27, 2017

If you look at the machining marks and the Stamping, it looks like a homemade job for something. I know this it is not any of the C1 through 7 type collets, nor is it an R8.

Do you have something that it fits? Or more than one? That might be a better clue as to what it is.

But I suspect not.

R

rbahr · Sep 28, 2017

Yes. It is part of the Snap-on stud extractor system. My thought was that someone was using a 'standard' collet, threading it and had a mini holder to draw it in and then remove the stud. 4 pc Stud Remover Set (3/4"-1–1"-8) is the part.

If I could ID the collet series, I can make any specialty ones I need...

Another picture from the Snap-on site

Than ks

Ray

lionelt · Sep 28, 2017

If its just for pulling studs, it does not have to be super accurate.

You should be able to work out the dimensions with your calipers and do a quick sketch in a cad program.

moonlight machine · Sep 28, 2017

rbahr said:
Yes. It is part of the Snap-on stud extractor system. My thought was that someone was using a 'standard' collet, threading it and had a mini holder to draw it in and then remove the stud. 4 pc Stud Remover Set (3/4"-1–1"-8) is the part.

If I could ID the collet series, I can make any specialty ones I need...

Another picture from the Snap-on site

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Than ks

Ray

I have made them, no big deal. Measure and make, simple. They are not even hardened.

rbahr · Sep 30, 2017

What did you use for collets, unless you made the collets

Thanks

Ray

moonlight machine said:
I have made them, no big deal. Measure and make, simple. They are not even hardened.

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