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Chuck Keys • DRILLING
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Chuck Keys
For Plain Bearing & Ball Bearing Chucks

[Y10]
Key
Key PIlot DIaMeter USeD on ChUCK MoDel #'S orDer PrICe orDer PrICe
eaCh
#
#
eaCh
K0 K0 0, 0B 63-003-505 $4.55 63-003-605 $5.69
K1 K1 1A, 1B 63-003-506 4.35 63-003-606 4.09
K2 K2 2A, 2BA 63-003-507 4.55 63-003-607 5.79
6A, 6AE, 6B, 34, 34B, 34KD, 34PD, 3, 3A, 3AE,
K3 K3 63-003-508 5.15 63-003-608 6.89
3B, 3KD, 3PD, 14N, 55B, 56B, 58B, 75A
K3C K3C 633C, 633D 63-003-509 5.59 63-003-609 8.29
K7 K7 7, 7B 63-003-510 4.45 63-003-610 4.99
K30 K30 30, 30B, 31B, 31BA, 8-1/2N 63-003-512 4.75 63-003-612 5.39
K32 K32 32, 32B, 33, 33BA, 3326A, 33F, 11N 63-003-513 5.19 63-003-613 5.79
K4 K4 36, 36B, 37KD, 37PD, 59B, 16N, 18N 63-003-515 12.19 63-003-615 11.39
K5 K5 20N — — 63-003-616 24.99
KG KG MC1, H1, DC1, MC2, H4, U4, & DC4 Series 63-003-517 3.09 63-003-617 2.89
KK KK MC4, H8, DC8, U8, MU8, & MC8 Series 63-003-518 4.99 63-003-618 4.79
Chuck Wedge Sets 4-In-1 Stainless Steel Master Keys
APPLICATIONS: One key fits over
200 chucks
• For removing taper mount chucks from
arbors or spindles.
[12-W]
USeD on MoDel orDer PrICe Per
Jt # # # 2 PIeCe Set
JT 1 1 63-003-121 $12.69 haS the FolloWIng MoDel orDer PrICe
JT 2 2 63-003-122 12.69 Key on eaCh enD # # eaCh
JT 3 3 63-003-123 12.69 K7, K30, KK, KG S13A 63-003-519 $24.99
JT 6 6 63-003-126 12.69 K2, K3, K32, K4 S12A 63-003-520 26.49
Drop Forged Drift Keys & Set

SIze FItS Mt SleeveS orDer PrICe
eaCh
#
anD SoCKetS
InDIvIDUal DrIFt KeyS [A25C]
1 #1 MT 67-003-001 $3.59
2 #2 MT 67-003-002 3.79
3 #3 MT 67-003-003 3.99 APPLICATIONS:
4 #4, 5, 6 MT 67-003-004 4.99 • Removes taper shank drills or reamers from sleeves or sockets quickly.
4 PIeCe Set
(1) of each size: 1, 2, 3, 4 67-003-009 $11.99
MouNtING AND ReMovING ChuCks oN tApeReD spINDLes
to Mount Chucks:
Clean both tapers of all grease and grit. With the chuck jaws completely retracted into the chuck and using a thin piece of
wood to protect the chuck nose, tap the chuck into place on the spindle.
to Remove Chucks:
If a power tool has a tapered spindle, the chuck may be removed from the spindle by inserting chuck removal wedges
between the chuck back and the spindle housing (Illustration B).

MouNtING AND ReMovING ChuCks oN tApeReD shANk ARboRs
to Mount Chucks:
Clean both tapers of all grease and grit. With the chuck jaws retracted into the chuck and with the chuck nose resting on a
wooden bench, strike the tang of the arbor lightly to seat it into the chuck. Do NOT assemble on an arbor press as excessive
pressure will expand the chuck body and distort the chuck jaw holes.
to Remove Chucks:
Insert wedges between the back of the chuck and the shoulder of the arbor (Illustration C). In case the mounting taper of the
arbor does not provide a shoulder, a cross hole should be drilled through the neck of the arbor (Illustration D) and a cross pin
inserted. Then the wedges can be used between the chuck back and the cross pin. If desired, a hole may be drilled through
the soft center portion of the chuck body (Illustration D) and a pin may then be used with an arbor press to force the arbor out
of the chuck.