Chuck disassembly

Chuck disassembly

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    AJW
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      @ajw

      Acquired a lovely old Bosch drill complete and in a real sturdy steel carrying case from the early 80’s.

      The chuck feels like it needs a good clean out and at the moment it’s in soak in paraffin. Normally Jacobs type chucks can be pressed apart for cleaning and light lubrication, this one although not a Jacob’s appears well made but has tube type pressed on rear section which would prevent normal (usual) dismantling.

      Can they come apart?

       

      Alan

      #863561
      bernard towers
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        @bernardtowers37738

        A photograph would be handy

        #863568
        Clive Brown 1
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          @clivebrown1
          #863582
          AJW
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            @ajw

            That would have been useful! Here it is submerged!

             

            Never thought of looking on YouTube – thanks!

             

            Alan

            Chuck

            #863723
            old mart
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              @oldmart

              Useful info in the video, I have never tried to take that type to bits, Rohm chucks for electric drills are often that type.

              If you clamped two pieces of wood together and bored a hole on the joint line just a couple of mm smaller than the chuck body size, it would be easier to dismantle when clamped in a vise.

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