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3.17mm (1/8") Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter for Dremel, Foredom & Rotary Tools
3.17mm (1/8") Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter for Dremel, Foredom & Rotary Tools
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The 3.17mm (1/8") Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter is a precision lathe-turned brass coupling adapter engineered to connect mini brass collet chucks to standard 3.17mm (1/8") motor shafts and rotary tool spindles.
Key Features
- Universal 3.17mm (1/8") Motor Fit: Specifically machined for standard 1/8" (3.17mm) motor shafts found on Dremel tools, WEN rotary tools, Foredom flex-shaft systems, and hobby benchtop spindles.
- Concentric Lathe-Turned Brass: High-precision machining eliminates rotational runout, chuck wobble, and high-RPM vibration during delicate detailing and drilling.
- Standard Output Bore: Couples securely with standard mini brass collet chucks (0.5–3.2mm capacity) for micro drill bits and carving points.
- Corrosion-Resistant Solid Brass: Heavy-duty brass construction withstands mechanical stress and resists rust in wet grinding environments.
Recommended Applications
- Lapidary gemstone core drilling, carving, and fine cabochon work.
- Jewelry making, bezel setting, and metal engraving.
- Glass carving, ceramic detailing, and hobby crafting.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Shaft Bore (Input) | 3.17 mm (1/8") |
| Chuck Bore (Output) | 3.17 mm (1/8") |
| Material | Lathe-Turned Solid Brass |
| Compatible Tools | Dremel, Foredom, WEN, hobby rotary tools & DC motors |
| Primary Uses | Lapidary drilling, jewelry fabrication, micro craft detailing |
Installation & Operating Guidelines
- Slide the adapter squarely onto the clean 3.17mm motor shaft until fully seated.
- Thread or press the collet chuck body onto the adapter's output end.
- Select the proper collet size matching your tool shank diameter, tighten securely, and test runout before contacting the workpiece.
- Use continuous water lubrication when drilling hard gemstones or glass.
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