Jacobs 33364 JK 130 J33 Mandrino senza chiave di grado industriale da 1,0 a 13,0 millimetri di capacità con attacco conico No.33 Jacobs

Brand:Jacobs

3.4/5

137.29

Altezza confezione: 21,0. Larghezza confezione: 18,0. Lunghezza della confezione: 18,0 cm. Paese di origine: Taiwan.

Altezza confezione: 21,0. Larghezza confezione: 18,0. Lunghezza della confezione: 18,0 cm. Paese di origine: Taiwan.
Brand Jacobs
Compatible Devices Drilling Machine
Included Components 94 Jacobs Branded Item
Item Weight 1.8 Pounds

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Scritto da: J. P. Davis
Nice chuck
This is a very good chuck. I got it from Amazon as a returned unit and it did have significant cosmetic damage but nothing that compromised it’s working. It has very low runout and grips better than the keyed chuck it replaced.
Scritto da: Elijah Stephens
Its one of Grizzly's most popular drill press and people seem to love it with one exception
So I recently picked up a Grizzly G7943 drill press for my wood shop. It was a machine that I put off buying for a long time, because for a wood worker you just dont need a drill press all that often. The problem is when you need a drill press you really need it. So I went ahead and picked up the Grizzly G7943. Its one of Grizzly's most popular drill press and people seem to love it with one exception. There is a lot of run out at either the chuck or arbor that comes with the grizzly drill press. Now I do know from owning a drill press in the past. That no matter how much you pay for a drill press. The chuck is the one place the manufacture skimps on to cut costs. So a lot of times if you are going to have a problem with a new drill press its going to be either at the chuck or arbor. So instead of taking the chance I went ahead and ordered this Jacobs Chuck and Jacobs arbor when I purchased the drill press. Now drill chucks are just something I knew absolutely nothing about other than the fact that they are what holds the drill bit, so i had to do someone research because I like to get the best for my money. I knew that i wanted a chuck that has a total indicated run out of no more than .003 and I did not want to spend an arm and a leg for it. There are really expensive chucks that have TIR of like .0041 but I just dont need anything that precise for woodworking and I did not want to spend the 400-500 bucks they cost. One name that I consistently came across was Jacobs. The company has been around for a long time. They make quality chucks even in the lower price range such as this one. It is a keyless chuck and could hold up to a 1/2 shank drill bit down to a 1/32 which is what I need. I was not able to find anything that listed the manufacture rating for TIR on these chucks but people who had them seem to really like them so I ordered this one along with a jacobs arbor. Got it on my drill press and used a dial caliper on a magnetic base to test the run out at the arbor. The run out at the arbor was just barely .002. Some of the highest quality bits of any type that I have are my Whiteside router bits. So I installed one in the chuck. Tested with the dial caliper on the bit and the needle just barely went past .002. So this bit was perfect for what I needed it. Grabbed a 1/16 drill bit and used it to bore a bunch of holes in a piece of birch. With a drill bit this small. If there is to much run out at the drill bit. That drill bit will snap while drilling through hardwood. Everything worked flawlessly. Tightened around the drill bit very tight so no worries there. I was not able to test a 1/32 bit because I did not have one, but I suspect the same results. Yes there are much cheaper chucks than these Jacobs chucks, but I really didnt want to go any cheaper than this one. This chuck as met all of my needs and expectations of it. So I am ordering another one to use on my lathe.
Scritto da: Kevin Talbot
Very accurate chuck - keyless is NOT an issue
I used to think you needed a keyed chuck to make sure the jaws were tight enough, but this chuck has grip to spare. The way they built it, when loaded it tightens itself but not to the point where it's hard to release. I put a dial indicator on it and its true to within 4/1000ths total runout (so 2/1000ths from center axis which includes the small runout in the spindle). I put a big 1.25" forstner bit into it and drilled some hard maple and it cut right in no issues. It opens and closes very smoothly too. Not the cheapest chuck available but really high quality.
Scritto da: Harry
Great product.
Do not waist your money on other cheaply made chucks. I tried one that claims it is a CNC machined chuck. Either their CNC is 30 years old never maintained machine, or it is a big lie. That chuck ran so much out of concentricity, I could not even start a hole on a piece of metal.
Scritto da: Beantown
That is pretty awesome! It took a decent drill press and ...
Wow! I wish I would have replaced my chuck years ago. I put this on a Shopfox drill press which was rated very well, but I found it less than impressive after measuring the run out (0.005"). After replacing the chuck with this Jacobs I am right around 0.001" at full travel. That is pretty awesome! It took a decent drill press and made it an awesome one. I was skeptical on the "keyless" aspect but it seems to grip bits just fine.
Scritto da: Rock 4031
Same item sold by different seller 65$ cheaper. Description very vague.
This item was to expensive. Description was very undescriptive. Found same item for 70$ less here on Amazon. Returned item due to lack of value and the fact it said it would fit my press and it does not.
Scritto da: Alex
Spins true
Nice and true spinning. It grips bits tightly.
Scritto da: Karter
Inaccurate, got a dud
The media could not be loaded. I’m so disappointed, I literally replaced the collet, the jt33 to 3/4, hunting down the inaccuracy And it ended up being the chuck. I never would have though a jacobs chuck was to blame, but I guess I got a dud… and it’s past the return period.
Scritto da: Paul Gardiner
Best!
Drill chuck sex!
Scritto da: Stargazer
Perfect fit for Delta 14” bench top drill press (Delta Model 14-040)
This keyless chuck has a Jacob’s taper of JT33 which fits the spindle on my 14” Delta drill press. Although this unit is a bit pricey, it fits the spindle perfectly and is relatively light and small (compared to other less pricey models). It holds the drill bits quite well and is fairly easy to turn (to tighten and loosen the bits). There is no substitute for quality and this product epitomizes this well. I highly recommend it as an upgrade to other drill presses with JT33 spindles.
Scritto da: Murray.
Find detail of this chuck before purchase
Nice chuck. Pricey. Seems good quality. BUT This is a taper mount chuck for drill press.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Very good quality.
Excellent product, very happy with the purchase.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Five Stars
Was a good deal nice chuck @ .0010" - .0015" TIR at the jaws.

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