Pressing hard adapter on 1/4 shank carbide bits

[mcQ]

For those interested in saving your old Quickchuck bits or 1/4" shank 3rd party bits the hard pressed adapter can be purchased separately http://store.carvewright.com/product...cat=284&page=1
and pressed onto your bits using a 1/4" drive deep well socket and a heavy duty vise. Using a good vise I had no problem pressing the adapters but they are very tight, I think I remember using a short pipe on the vise handle, if you have trouble heating the adapter with a propane torch
will expand the adapter and make it easier.
See the attached drawing below.

[bergerud]

Please see my post.

http://forum.carvewright.com/showthr...273#post217273

[cestout]

I just handed them to my son who runs the shop at the ARB near here and he handed them to the machine shop. Fine a friend an a machine shop.
Clint

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