What is typically used to fasten this to a drill press? Mine has 9/16" slots in it. Carriage bolts? Regular hex bolts? What size are the slots?
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I made some T slot nuts but don't generally use them. I use the Irwin bar clamps most of the time. They have a low nose profile that generally is lower than the work and are easy to clamp with one hand because of the trigger operated gap adjustment. I use the 6 inch version of IRWIN Tools QUICK-GRIP Bar Clamp, 12-inch (223112).
1703217
Just installed one today. Instructions call for and I used 3/16 inch bit for the included lag bolts. Worked great.
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Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
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I can not find a size listed on the drill bit. Sorry for not being any help.
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I use a Milwaukee tool but the bits will fit any standard system that supports the 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex drive chuck.
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Yes--will fit any drill--from adjustable chuck---to hex, quick release chuck--that is their design for hex quick release---even fit a nut driver and screwdriver bit adapter---mine work fit and look to be very durable, very glad to have them!!!JLF
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Yes. There is even a Youtube video showing a regular guy doing it. I don't own a drill press and I didn't want to mess it up. I tried to find a gunsmith to do it but they get all high and mighty when you ask them to work on an evil assault weapon. I took it to a machine shop to get the holes drilled. The plate is to be mounted 10mm (1cm) below and paralled to the top lip of the receiver.
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This Drill has a standard 3 jaw keyless chuck and will support any round or Hex shaped tool designed to be used n a drill / Driver power tool. I recommend you Buy a set of Hex tool driver bits & magnetic tool extension tip. Standard hand Hex wrench / tools are bent at a 90 degrees to give leverage when used by hand and will not work in a Drill / Driver with out being modified / cut. It is better just to buy a set of Hex driver bits for driving screws.
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I used 11/64 for screw. The panel of my draw is too thick, I had to use another 3/8 bit to drill half way to sink the screw head.
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This takes hex drive bits and drivers. I already had everything I needed but I did a little research for you. Black & Decker has a "71-973 Quick Connect 30 Piece Drilling and Screwdriving Set" for $19.99 Amazon Prime. This is probably all a casual user of this Hitachi driver would need.
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I went by what piece of equipment that it'll fit. I have an DP200 delta drill press shop master and it fit perfectly. Or you can send a message to the seller and ask if it will fit your tool.
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No bolt - just a taper. Actually, most quality drill presses use this method. It's very common and nothing to worry about. You'll like the drill!
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It is for a 1/4" bolt & the thread count is 20 per inch. The actual hole is drilled with a #7 bit. The drill bit & tap is all in one in this kit. I love mine.
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You want to go bigger then the 3/8th so there is room to get the bolt in straight, I use a 9/16th so that I have plenty of room to move it the bolt around and make sure that it seats good in the t-nut, you can go smaller if you drill really straight, make sure you test your t-nuts and get them straight before you attach your panels
611983
My husband measured the bit he will be using to drill the holes for my pulls, and he said it takes a 5/32 drill bit, or if you want the hole a little larger, use 11/64 bit size. Hope this helps!
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I have a set of STANLEY quick release drill bits that I use. They fit like they were made for the DeWalt. They fit snugly and lock just like a screwdriver bit. They have a 1/4" hex shank.
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I'm not sure what you mean by an 8 inch drill press...I have an inexpensive Ryobi...and it works fine on that drill press...