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  1. 06-15-2010 #1
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    I have sent my machine to get it upgraded. I confused with which bits will work. I looked at my bit set and the 1/2" has a nut, that i assume I remove to use the 1/2" straight bit. The 1/4" decorative bits seemed to be pressed in with no nut. Can I use the 1/4" pressed decortive bits some how in the new bit changer?
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    Are you using the bits from Carvewright?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodlegend View Post
    I have sent my machine to get it upgraded. I confused with which bits will work. I looked at my bit set and the 1/2" has a nut, that i assume I remove to use the 1/2" straight bit. The 1/4" decorative bits seemed to be pressed in with no nut. Can I use the 1/4" pressed decortive bits some how in the new bit changer?
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    the QC Adapters have 2 styles.
    The 1/2" shank bits are secured by a threaded "Nut type" arrangement (loosened with a wrench).
    The 1/4" bits are secured by the 2 Allen head screws that also assist in turning the bit. These are removed with the Allen wrench.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AskBud View Post
    The 1/4" bits are secured by the 2 Phillips screws that also assist in turning the bit. These are removed with the Phillips wrench.
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    ??? Mine where all socket head (allen) ??? Did they have two versions? I bought my bit set way back in 2007.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbfletcher View Post
    ??? Mine where all socket head (allen) ??? Did they have two versions? I bought my bit set way back in 2007.

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    My bad, "Allen" is correct!
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