JamesPrelude

Anyone in the Farmville, or somewhere in the 100mi radius of Farmville, with a drill that has a 1" chuck, preferably Electric, and if not, one that can regulate the pressure flowing through it. I'll throw the owner some money to use it in their own driveway (preferably).

JamesPrelude

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AMDxp2000

You drilling concrete or metal..


I have an hammer drill cordless with an 1inch chuck

I also have an Corded vault drill with an 1inch chuck that you attach to the surface you are drilling to make precision holes in concrete castings

JamesPrelude

Drilling aluminum, an oil pan to be precise, for an oil return line. Got anything for that?

HatefulMechanic

Holy fuck you are drilling something big if you need a 1" chuck. 1" bit maybe?

I am barely man enough to be able to handle a Hole Hawg on low range, I would love to see someone that could handle a 1" chuck by themselves.

JamesPrelude

Well help me out here, I've always used hand tools, if the job ever required something I didn't have I'd take it to a shop. I have the bit .578", someone told me I'd need a one inch chuck for it, now maybe they're wrong? Any info? It also comes with a 3/8" NPT tap that I need to run through after the hole in made.

HatefulMechanic

I havent seen a 1" chuck in quite a while, it was on some old presses then.

is the shank a taper with a tang on the end? or is it stepped to a 1/2" shank?

JamesPrelude

Added more info about the tap above.
Also if you can open up PDF's http://flyinmiata.com/support/instru...all_turbos.pdf Page 12 is what I need completed

taco

what part of that process requires a 1 inch chuck drill? 37/64ths is nowhere near 1 inch. Usually bits have a shank that steps to 1/2 inch. I have bits at work that are 1 inch bits stepped to a half inch for a half inch chuck.

Even if the bit you have isn't stepped just find a bit that is the same size that is stepped to a half inch.

JamesPrelude

Well, the bit came with the kit, an unfortunately it isn't tapered on one end, and it's larger than 1/2 inch