MSgeek wrote:
>Well I got the Darn thing off. I had a runout problem on a Ryobi DP100. Took
>the chuck of using a lawnmower blade:) and the Chuck is marked RJ33-18L
>I cant find any RJ33 chucks on the net?
Typical tapers on machines are:
JT - Jacobs Taper (named after the drill chuck maker but
adapted/adopted by just about everyone)
MT - Morse Taper (longer tapers used on drill presses and
lathes)
Brown and Sharp (again after the company/used on milling
machines)
L-00 or L00 (a taper with a key seat milled in)
R-8 (short self-releasing taper used on milling machines)
>I see JT33 all over the place though. Are they the same?
Do the Ryobi folks just mighta wanted to loft themselves up
to the higher heights and have their own taper? This could
be it's a scheme to be proprietary? A combination of Ryobi
and Jacobs? Could the 18 be a "threads per inch/TPI"
designation? Quite the puzzler, eh?
I do have to ask, what/is the problem with buying a new one
from Ryobi?
UA100, who also went a Web searching and came up with
tobacco links...
Exactly!
"GTO69RA4" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Because the reason most generic DPs have bad runout is from the generic
OEM
> chucks.
>
> GTO(John)
>
> >I do have to ask, what/is the problem with buying a new one
> >from Ryobi?
> >
> >UA100, who also went a Web searching and came up with
> >tobacco links...
>
>
In article <[email protected]>,
"MSgeek" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Well I got the Darn thing off. I had a runout problem on a Ryobi DP100. Took
> the chuck of using a lawnmower blade:) and the Chuck is marked RJ33-18L
>
> I cant find any RJ33 chucks on the net? I see JT33 all over the place
> though. Are they the same?
Google tells all...
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