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Old 06-02-2002, 08:15 AM
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Hello, I was helped by Dave Arbuckle with a question about wobble of the drill bit in an earlier post, but I have a problem. I'm not sure of the correct method used to remove the chuck. It is a JT3 chuck on a Delta 17-965 d.p. Could someone help me out? Thanks, John
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Old 06-03-2002, 10:39 AM
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With your drill press you should have receive a wedge shaped piece of steel called a drift key. Lower the quill until you see a slot, then rotate the chuck until you can see all the way through. Insert the drift key in the slot and rap with a hammer. The chuck and arbor should drop out. To remove the chuck from arbor open the chuck all the way and place it on the jaws of a vice with the arbor hanging down. Using a dowl drive the arbor out of the chuck.

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Old 06-03-2002, 12:55 PM
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Hi, I looked over everything I received in the carton and could not find the drift key. I bought this new and it was factory sealed. I will contact Delta. Thanks for the tip Jake!
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