Agraffe Counterbore Tool

[Farrell]

Thanks for the input Bob. That's kinda what I thought, but my drill press has a taper piece that is part of the press - and then the chuck goes on it - the chuck is the female part and the part that is integral with the drill press is the male tapered piece. So I might be able to put a very large chuck on my counterbore tool, but I don't have any machine that I can install the male tapered tool into. Your Jet drill press has a female piece that will accept a tapered piece like my counterbore tool?

What does anyone else do to trim agraffes? Just do 'em by hand? Sure don't like that idea!  ;-)

Always looking for the easy way out,

Terry Farrell
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  In a message dated 5/23/2007 9:04:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time, mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com writes:
    I wish I could chuck it into my 1/2" drill press. This thing just reeks of some special purpose to the taper, etc. - what the heck is it supposed to mount in?
  Most likely a Morse taper. It's for mounting directly into a matching receiver on many machine tools, like lathes and drill presses. It works well, and is quick to get in and out. You might check to see if your drill press chuck is mounted into the spindle this way. Mine is (Jet floor model drill press). There are eight sizes of Morse taper, and a Jacobs taper, and some more, but the most common one in tools of this size is the #2MT, and who knows, it might just fit right into your drill press.

  Bob Davis





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