Collet for B&D

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JABCO

Discussion Starter · Jun 18, 2018

I have an old Black and Decker Type1 2HP Router. I am wanting to use it for a Router Table as it has heaps of grunt. Unfortunately the 12mm or maybe its a 12.4mm (1/2") since its really old, has broken and needs replacing. I cant seem to get a Support Contact for B&D in New Zealand so putting out there to see if any one knows where I can get spare bits and pieces for aged Black and Deckers?

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DaninVan

· #2 · Jun 18, 2018

Hey, Jabco; welcome!
One of our members, Reule is particularly fond of B&D. He's in Oz but pretty sure he's got a handle on B&D parts and service down under.
Router Forums - View Profile: reuelt
Good luck, eh!

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reuelt

· #3 · Jun 18, 2018

JABCO said:
I have an old Black and Decker Type1 2HP Router. I am wanting to use it for a Router Table as it has heaps of grunt. Unfortunately the 12mm or maybe its a 12.4mm (1/2") since its really old, has broken and needs replacing. I cant seem to get a Support Contact for B&D in New Zealand so putting out there to see if any one knows where I can get spare bits and pieces for aged Black and Deckers?

Try some service agents first
using
BLACK+DECKER
They might be able to get you a collet from routers that have armature burnt.

Otherwise
try
https://www.ereplacementparts.com/ located in UK
They are usually cheaper than
australia's
https://www.toolspareparts.com.au
But are still expensive

I would also try ebay for AFTERMARKET collet if spares are too expensive.
Spare Parts store prices are usually 300% higher than sales office price.
Or
Perhaps just buy another router brand new or used.

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Hypnotoad

· #4 · Jun 18, 2018

Could be this part:

https://www.ereplacementparts.com/collet-p-104371.html

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Cherryville Chuck

· #5 · Jun 18, 2018

It looks very similar to the collet in my old DW 610 which appears to be the same as an old Bosch WK type collet. Elaire Corporation -Router Collets scroll down to see it.

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JABCO

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jun 18, 2018

The Collett has a male thread and so screws into the shaft rather than a Nut clamping a collett into the shaft.
Thank you for the the links.

Regards,
JABCO

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JABCO

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jun 18, 2018

Thanks for the reply. Not the same as mine though. Probably best I take a photo and post it

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JABCO

Discussion Starter · #8 · Jun 18, 2018

Thanks for the reply Reuel
Ill chase down those links and see if it helps.

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radios

· #9 · Jun 21, 2018

it's probably used on some other routers, most everything is made in China, and they tend to re-use parts in other tools to save money.. Searspartsdirect https://www.searspartsdirect.com may have it, if it's still made, since they have the contacts to many manufacturers(Sears don't make anything themselves).. they claim to be able to get parts for almost anything!..

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DaninVan

· #10 · Jun 21, 2018

JABCO saysin OP that it's an old, and apparently obsolete B&D router.
Toss it and start with a new, modern, state of the art machine. Seriously, i know it hurts but bite the bullet; it's time.
If you were contracting, would you put this much time and effort into trying to resuscitate a worn out tool?

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JABCO

Discussion Starter · #11 · Jun 25, 2018

Thanks but mine is older than that one again

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