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12th November 2010, 09:24 PM #1
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Mag drill
picked up one on my travels. Its got a MT2 taper, which I hadnt come across before in a mag drill.Its only a Chiwanese unit, but I recon I will definately find plenty of use for it.Will try to get my terminology right here. The two MT2 shanked adapters I have tried in it so far dont slide in far enough to be removed by use of a drift. My thought here is to insert a small block first before the adapter for this purpose. Or have I simply gotten it wrong and am using the wrong adapter for the job?
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12th November 2010, 09:32 PM #2Dave J Guest
Good score, I would love one, not that I need it. LOL
Are they drill adapters with the tang on them.
Dave
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12th November 2010, 10:16 PM #3
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It would seem my Javascript doesnt seem to be working at the moment. Doh!![quote]Are they drill adapters with the tang on them.[quote]One of em was. I havent actually picked up any MT2 stuff yet, just tried a couple on my rounds. Hoping someone will set me straight, maybe there if an actual adapter I should be using (longer taper perhaps?) instead.
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12th November 2010, 11:06 PM #4
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Never seen one , your idea of a small block in first certainly has merits
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12th November 2010, 11:22 PM #5Dave J Guest
I don't have any experience with these drills, I would just weld a bit on the end of the tang, enough to eject it out.
Let us know how it works out.
Dave
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12th November 2010, 11:33 PM #6
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Easy way to get them out without the tang is to put a nut in the slot and use a drift above it
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13th November 2010, 01:54 AM #7
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If the Drill has a standard M/T 2 a standard M/T2 drill will fit and come out with no problem as well as a M/T2 sleeve on a drill or arbor.
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