Will this fit a Delta 11-990 12" drill press?
1397675
If the pilot hole (where the key inserts in the side of the chuck) is 5/16" or just a bit smaller then yes.
1397676
measure the chuck hole if its the same size as key hole it should fit..that is how i measured mine and it works perfect..
2100296
It will if you have a low shank machine, meaning if where the screw is on the side of the presser foot bar is low almost at the bottom of the bar then yes it will.
52340
hi yes it will be ok as your chuck will tighten ok, my drill press has a 1/2" chuck as well.
1679586
I doubt it will be a direct fit. I had to modify my drill press to get it to work. You are better off just buying a complete Mortise set dedicated for the job. The modifications I made to my drill press makes it difficult to switch between so my drill press become tied up and useless for one or the other tasks.
1912743
I have a DFP 11 using a bowl DLC 865AGTX. If you have the same bowl part number it should fit.
146575
No. It didn't fit on mine, and I ended up getting a Mortising machine instead. Mine was an old drill press inherited from my uncle, so I don't know if the odds would be better with a newer machine.
1191858
Not sure it fits my RCBS Rock Chucker/ Hearters/C&H.; Most likely fits 99% of the presses out there.
146577
Hi,To answer your question directly, no, it does not fit 'Any Drill Press'. However, it will fit drill presses as follows: "Also fits drill presses with quill diameters of 66-milimeters, 50.8-milimeters, 48-milimeters, and 38-milimeters."So, you would have to check your specific drill press to make sure it is within these measurements.
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I honestly don't know. I wasn't certain if it would fit my 10" cabinet saw until I called Delta and asked them. They required me to provide both the Model Number and Serial Number to determine which insert I would need. I would recommend you call them and provide them the same information and see what they say. I can tell you this, I like mine so much I bought several more for each of my saw blades, they are that good, that simple to install and level and sturdy enough to last for many, many years! Good luck.Brian
204373
I do not know the DP 400. This mortising attachment will work on any drill press that allows you to change the chuck. There seem to be two kinds of drill presses The Delta 17-925 has a range of accessories that seem to work on any drill press that allows you to change the chuck.
226126
I bought a 12" drill bit extension. I'll let you know how it works when I get it.Bosch Daredevil PSBE1012 12-Inch Drill Bit Extension
1670380
I put it on a Rockwell 14" saw which is the same as a Delta. Drilled new holes for the pins. That's about it. Other parts fit pretty well. Very satisfied with result.
1828519
I have the smaller 11-950 Type2 (8" drill press) and this chuck fits mine quite well. The original chuck on my press is marked "1/2 JT33", meaning it has a Jacobs Taper 33 spindle commonly used for drill chucks. I'm guessing your chuck is marked the same. This chuck will fit any tool with that taper. BTW - the original chuck on my press was trouble from the start. It was very hard to adjust. This chuck moves smoothly and adjusts easily. I wish Delta had used a better chuck.
1529469
don't know. It does fit my Ridgid TS2400-1 table saw, but it is a rather snug fit...requires persuasion.
1956273
I can't say if it fits the DeWalt brand as I purchesed it for the Porter Cable sander that I own. The screw patterns that are predrilled on the pad might be for a Porter Cable only. You might want to try a tool supply store in your area if you can't find it on the amazon web site,they usually have most brands of tool parts that I have ever needed.
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The manual doesn't mention it however another user of the DP400 said this in his comment. I haven't used this a lot, but I do have some comments. I have the Delta DP400 drill press. I bought the mortising attachment from another company not knowing it was also a Delta brand. When I got it, I read the instructions and started to install it. At first I found out that all three bushings that were supplied didn't fit. A couple of pages later I found out that for my type of Delta press, they weren't needed and it fit perfectly without needing one. The manual didn't make any mention of the DP400 model specifically. One odd problems was that the T-nut that is used to mount the fence to the table wasn't tapped. I had to anneal it and then run a tap through it. Of course this was happening about 1am, so it wasn't like I could get to a hardware store. One last item is about aligning the mortising chisel and fence. While I haven't made an alignment jig yet, I plan on making one by very carefully aligning the fence then making a single hole into a straight piece of wood. After that I can just plug the chisel into the hole and use the attached board to align the fence. I will go ahead and drill a hole using all four chisels. Overall, it seems well made and fits my Delta drill press perfectly. It seems pretty stout and while the carrying case doesn't fit well, it does hold everything. You just have to disassemble almost everything first.
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Sorry I am not familiar with that drill press - when I got this - I counted the teeth on the chuck and tried to match the chuck key to the chuck. Looking up your make and model on line might give you an indication of the exact chuck key size you need. Best of luck -