How does this collet work?

How does this collet work?

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    Ian P
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      @ianp

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      I dont have anything in my workshop that takes Morse 1 but I keep moving this item from drawer to drawer and every time wonder what it would be used for.

      An 8.50mm drill shank is a perfect fit but how would it be tightened up?

      Ian P

      #26625
      Ian P
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        @ianp

        8.5mm to MT1 with tang

        #410474
        Ian McVickers
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          @ianmcvickers56553

          It's for holding straight shank drill in a taper socket. Does it not lock onto the drill when gently tapped into the MT socket?

          #410482
          HOWARDT
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            @howardt

            It is a Morse taper split sleeve drill driver. The drill to suit the driver is parallel shank with a small pair of flats on the end. Used in production setups for small drills, cheaper to use with replaceable straight shank drill rather than morse taper. Used to use these quite a lot on multi spindle drill heads with smaller, sub 10mm drills.

            #410484
            Ian P
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              @ianp

              Ah, I understand now. I did not realise that the drill would have driving flats and could not see how the collet could be tightened other than by hitting the exposed edge which seems a bit crude.

              If anyone seeing this thread has a use for it and pays postage or collects they can have it.

              Ian P

              #410677
              John Reese
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                @johnreese12848

                A taper length drill in that drill driver is intended to have the same overall length as a taper shank drill.

                #411578
                DC31k
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                  @dc31k

                  What does the writing on it say?

                  I have a few of these and they are all for letter-size drills. If you squint at the picture, it looks like an 'R' on it, which would be closest to 8.5mm (but could equally be an '8&#39.

                  #411581
                  Ian P
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                    @ianp

                    No writing on this one, but it slips on an 8.5mm drill shank perfectly.

                    Ian P

                    #411586
                    Michael Gilligan
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                      @michaelgilligan61133

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                      MIchaelG. nerd

                      #411588
                      HOWARDT
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                        @howardt

                        A link to Google books for those who need to read further.

                        **LINK**

                        #411589
                        Ian P
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                          @ianp
                          Posted by Michael Gilligan on 29/05/2019 22:00:51:

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                          MIchaelG. nerd

                          You've got better eyesight than me, or maybe used a microscope!

                          I will examine it tomorrow to see why I missed it.

                          Ian P

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