Drill Chuck Size Chart
It’s happened to all of us: You pick up a new power tool, don’t read instructions, stand in hardware aisle holding cordless drill with a … Read more
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It’s happened to all of us: You pick up a new power tool, don’t read instructions, stand in hardware aisle holding cordless drill with a … Read more
Put a Morse taper drill in lathe’s spindle. Then smack it once sharply with the drill handle, and the tool drop down perfectly into place. … Read more
Or perhaps you’ve cranked up your tungsten ball and seen it shoot to life, only to immediately go dim as its contact becomes loose. Ugh. … Read more
If after an hour of drilling and reaming holes you’re frustrated when the dowel pins slip right in, you might need help understanding why it … Read more
Dowel pins are these little guys that look like bolts without threads. You find them in woodworking jigs, injection molds and machine tools, where there … Read more
The clevis pin is a humble piece of steel with a hole, a head, and a simple bar of metal. But go too small or … Read more
How many times have you been working on your truck’s suspension only to realize that one of those little split pin is nowhere to be … Read more
When I hear steel on concrete I don’t think of the noise, rather I think about a perfect circle becoming less so. What you may … Read more
Here is the meaning behind the names: precision machine shops use the ER collet system, which scales in size from big end mills down to … Read more
Sometimes, in the middle of a CNC cycle time that just stretched out on shop floor, you might notice the insert failed prematurely. But it’s … Read more
With a head full of doubt and a block of steel in your hand, you stand before the machine. Your intuition tell you one thing, … Read more
Sometimes you’ve been standing at a stripped shaft, wondering about that stubborn metal ring that won’t hold in place. Perhaps it popped out when you … Read more
Typically, when a machine starts to knock, something has slipped from it’s place. In mechanical assemblies, axial movement are the enemy of precision. Bearings comes … Read more
When your bearing starts humming inside of its housing and gets loose, I think you know what’s going on. A small piece didn’t hold it … Read more