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Posted by Russ Meredith on April 14, 2008, 3:21 am
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On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 21:22:49 -0700, Russ Meredith
>I bought a used Fisher Scientific overhead lab mixer. The mixer motor
>is a rebranded Bodine gear motor with a direct drive output shaft and
>a gear reduced output shaft. The mixer came without a drill chuck.
>
>Each shaft is .315 "inch (5/16") diameter by 1" L . I want to
>mount a 3/8 or so drill chuck on the direct drive shaft without adding
>too much length.
>
>Originally these mixers were equipped with a shaft mounted chuck held
>in place with setscrews.
>
>I don't know what the chucks are called so my searches come up with
>all kinds of taper mounts. Does anyone know what these chucks are
>called and where I might buy one.
>
>The chuck needsto be hobby grade.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Russ
>
Thanks for all the good advice. One of your own is making a shaft
mounted chuck for me. This is better then McMaster Car or Enco.
Russ
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>is a rebranded Bodine gear motor with a direct drive output shaft and
>a gear reduced output shaft. The mixer came without a drill chuck.
>
>Each shaft is .315 "inch (5/16") diameter by 1" L . I want to
>mount a 3/8 or so drill chuck on the direct drive shaft without adding
>too much length.
>
>Originally these mixers were equipped with a shaft mounted chuck held
>in place with setscrews.
>
>I don't know what the chucks are called so my searches come up with
>all kinds of taper mounts. Does anyone know what these chucks are
>called and where I might buy one.
>
>The chuck needsto be hobby grade.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Russ
>