drill chuck from Greenie
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drill chuck from Greenie
I just refurbished/TLC'ed a stuck drill chuck from a Greenie (circa 1962).
Closed jaws show a huge gap in the center.
Is it normal from that era models? or are those jaws worn out?
BTW, jaw grips strongly, just can't grip smaller bits than the gap, obviously.
Closed jaws show a huge gap in the center.
Is it normal from that era models? or are those jaws worn out?
BTW, jaw grips strongly, just can't grip smaller bits than the gap, obviously.
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Re: drill chuck from Greenie
IIRC 5/64" is the lower limit.
Is it a 'jacobs' or a 'cushman' brand?
Look at the lettering embossed within the recessed groove on the outer sleeve.
Is it a 'jacobs' or a 'cushman' brand?
Look at the lettering embossed within the recessed groove on the outer sleeve.
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Re: drill chuck from Greenie
It depends on the chuck. The Jacobs 2236 that came with the 10ER's was 5/64-1/2. SS used different chuck manufacturers for the MK 5/V over the years. So it is possible that some of them were 5/64 also. The chuck that came with my new SS in 1994 closes all the way. It has the Shopsmith name on it so I don't know who actually made it.jjj240 wrote:I just refurbished/TLC'ed a stuck drill chuck from a Greenie (circa 1962).
Closed jaws show a huge gap in the center.
Is it normal from that era models? or are those jaws worn out?
BTW, jaw grips strongly, just can't grip smaller bits than the gap, obviously.
The picture shows the SS branded chuck on the left and the Jacobs 3326 on the right.
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Re: drill chuck from Greenie
You are correct, 5/64" lower limit.
I overlooked the marking on the sleeve.
Thanks for the clarification, jsburger and JPG as always!
I overlooked the marking on the sleeve.
Thanks for the clarification, jsburger and JPG as always!
JPG wrote:IIRC 5/64" is the lower limit.
Is it a 'jacobs' or a 'cushman' brand?
Look at the lettering embossed within the recessed groove on the outer sleeve.
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Re: drill chuck from Greenie
I'm interested on how one gets the drill chuck apart. I have one or two that need a good cleaning and I've been putting it off.
Paul B
Re: drill chuck from Greenie
i used bearing puller set (3", 4" & 6") from HF ($19.99 less 20% usual cp).moggymatt wrote:I'm interested on how one gets the drill chuck apart. I have one or two that need a good cleaning and I've been putting it off.
Re: drill chuck from Greenie
Mickyd documented rebuilding his drill chuck, here is the link. http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 845#p46845moggymatt wrote:I'm interested on how one gets the drill chuck apart. I have one or two that need a good cleaning and I've been putting it off.
Ron Dyck
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10ER #23430, 10ER #84609, 10ER #94987,two SS A-34 jigsaws for 10ER.
1959 Mark 5 #356595 Greenie, SS Magna Jointer, SS planer, SS bandsaw, SS scroll saw (gray), DC3300,
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Re: drill chuck from Greenie
Thanks Ron,
You beat me to it!
FYI I do have a copy of Mike's (mickyd) 2009 Frozen Jacobs Drill Chuck Repair Procedure PDF stored on My Google Drive link as well a copy of his Shopsmith Set Screw PDF. Both are excellent.
Those are linked to in the first post in the Buying a Used Shopsmith Revisited - Illustrations & More thread which has a good bit of info.
Everett
You beat me to it!
FYI I do have a copy of Mike's (mickyd) 2009 Frozen Jacobs Drill Chuck Repair Procedure PDF stored on My Google Drive link as well a copy of his Shopsmith Set Screw PDF. Both are excellent.
Those are linked to in the first post in the Buying a Used Shopsmith Revisited - Illustrations & More thread which has a good bit of info.
Everett
Re: drill chuck from Greenie
rpd wrote:Mickyd documented rebuilding his drill chuck, here is the link. http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 845#p46845moggymatt wrote:I'm interested on how one gets the drill chuck apart. I have one or two that need a good cleaning and I've been putting it off.
yea, Mickyd's link is excellent.
However, I did apply a very thin coat of grease on the guide ring and jaw guide holes only, then turn the ring back and forth to spread the grease on jaws before putting the outer sleeve back on.