I haven’t had a chance to try any of my reducers yet but it shouldn’t make a difference if you are chucking a bit or a reducer.
question for the MuscleChuck Gurus
I have a MuscleChuck which I a quickly becoming quite fond of (The original Hitachi Router Collets weren't the best.....) and I am set up for 1/2 and 1/4 inch bits. I do have a handful of 1/8 inch bits that use a slip on collet adapter. Has anyone ever used these inside of the 1/4 inch collet adapter, or do I need to spend another $30 for the 1/8 inch MuscleChuck adapter?
Right now I have swapped back to the Hitachi collet when I need them, but that's a pain.
Right now I have swapped back to the Hitachi collet when I need them, but that's a pain.
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I don't fancy a reducer in a reducer, a precision chuck like the MUSCLECHUCK deserves a precision reducer.
One eighth?
seriously?
i have never heard of those before.
seriously?
i have never heard of those before.
I have a set that I use in the Dremel,with a small router base.One eighth?
seriously?
i have never heard of those before.
https://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/bit_eigth_inch_shank.html
Herb
You crazy americans... thats 3 mm. I know all about 3 mm dremel stuff.
never thought of putting it in a full size router though (did I mention crazy americans?)
never thought of putting it in a full size router though (did I mention crazy americans?)
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