I am trying to find some drill checks that I can mount into our router. Our spindle has a ISO30 taper (DIN 69871-1 spec), we use ER32 collets, so we can use up to a 3/4" shank in them. Anyone know if there is anyplace around that sells them?
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Straight Shank Drill Chucks
- Thread starter Bigdawg
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Phil in Montana
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18000 rpm and you want to do what?...Phil
tnmgcarbide
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you want to put a drill chuck into a collet chuck? and double the runout .... at least consider another
30 taper holder and a dedicated , quality chuck like an albrecht or at least an lfa . you might just
wreck your spindle with that much imbalance.
or get drills with reduced shanks that fit your existing tooling
30 taper holder and a dedicated , quality chuck like an albrecht or at least an lfa . you might just
wreck your spindle with that much imbalance.
or get drills with reduced shanks that fit your existing tooling
Mark Rand
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Just hold the drills in the appropriate sized ER32 collets.
gregormarwick
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If you are absolutely determined to use a drill chuck in your router (which I agree is a pretty terrible idea), at least use an integrated one designed for use in a cnc spindle.
More expensive, but you will not have to worry unduly about balance, gauge length, or release during deceleration.
eg:
More expensive, but you will not have to worry unduly about balance, gauge length, or release during deceleration.
eg:
