This item is available from Lee Valley. I use it on a drill press.
http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.a ... 2363,42356
Magnetic chuck key holder?
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cincinnati
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Concer regarding magnet coming loose at an inappropriate moment and the fear of what damage this could create is why I have holes drilled for both hex wrench and key in the shelf under my Shopsmith. Hey I am short so it's not much of a reach and is down below any work surface thus considered safer by this ole Klutz. Yeah and I can prove that last part as I tripped on my own foot last Thursday and have a useless arm and shoulder complete with the biggest, ugliest bruise imaginable for proof. fjimp
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fjimp wrote:Concer regarding magnet coming loose at an inappropriate moment and the fear of what damage this could create is why I have holes drilled for both hex wrench and key in the shelf under my Shopsmith. Hey I am short so it's not much of a reach and is down below any work surface thus considered safer by this ole Klutz. Yeah and I can prove that last part as I tripped on my own foot last Thursday and have a useless arm and shoulder complete with the biggest, ugliest bruise imaginable for proof. fjimp
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jcraigie
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Sorry Jim but someone falling down is just funny.fjimp wrote:Concer regarding magnet coming loose at an inappropriate moment and the fear of what damage this could create is why I have holes drilled for both hex wrench and key in the shelf under my Shopsmith. Hey I am short so it's not much of a reach and is down below any work surface thus considered safer by this ole Klutz. Yeah and I can prove that last part as I tripped on my own foot last Thursday and have a useless arm and shoulder complete with the biggest, ugliest bruise imaginable for proof. fjimp
Im glad it's just a bruise and nothing broken....that's whenit stops being funny:(1984 Mark V 500 and an early 1954 greenie. jointer, belt sander, bandsaw, jigsaw, planner.
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