Need your expertise. Are these for Mill, drill, Camelback?

endgrainandiron · Nov 4, 2021

I picked these up at an auction. I bought a homemade lathe for the tooling. With the tooling came these. They have two key ways or splines. I believe this is from some sort of machine with a quick change quill. The diameter is .625.

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Illinoyance · Nov 4, 2021

The spindles look to be too short for a camelback drill and too long for a mill-drill. They might fit an older Buffalo Forge & Blower drill press.

PackardV8 · Nov 4, 2021

They're for the common Delta 14" drill press and will sell quickly over on OWWM or eBay.

jack vines

Janderso · Nov 4, 2021

PackardV8 said:
They're for the common Delta 14" drill press and will sell quickly over on OWWM or eBay.

jack vines

Right you are.

MrStretch · Nov 4, 2021

If that Jacobs chuck is in good shape hold on to it. They don't make them like that anymore.

Joe in NH · Nov 4, 2021

MrStretch said:
If that Jacobs chuck is in good shape hold on to it. They don't make them like that anymore.

Not the "superchuck" but still a very nice example when Jacobs was a brand that led the rest.

Joe in NH

endgrainandiron · Nov 6, 2021

Sorry I haven’t responded. My notification must be off. I appreciate it. I have so many Jocobs chucks they are coming out of my ears. I would say 30 and maybe 10 super chucks. They seem to fall in my lap once a month.

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Need your expertise. Are these for Mill, drill, Camelback?

endgrainandiron

Plastic

Illinoyance

Stainless

PackardV8

Hot Rolled

Janderso

Aluminum

MrStretch

Hot Rolled

Joe in NH

Diamond

endgrainandiron

Plastic

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