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2.35mm Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter for Micro Drill Press & Compact DC Motors
2.35mm Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter for Micro Drill Press & Compact DC Motors
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The 2.35mm Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter is a precision lathe-turned brass adapter engineered to couple mini brass collet chucks to micro drill press spindles and compact DC hobby motors with a 2.35mm motor shaft.
Key Features
- Precision-Machined Solid Brass Body: Machined to tight tolerances to provide a secure, concentric, wobble-free interface between a 2.35mm motor shaft and micro chuck, minimizing runout and vibration at high speeds.
- 2.35mm Input Bore Fit: Engineered specifically for micro drill presses, compact DC hobby motors, and benchtop rotary spindles.
- Standard 3.17mm (1/8") Output Bore: Pairs seamlessly with standard mini brass collet chucks (0.5–3.2mm capacity) for micro drilling and detail carving.
- Corrosion-Resistant Durability: Solid brass alloy ensures longevity and resists wear in demanding workshop environments.
Recommended Applications
- Precision PCB drilling and electronics prototyping.
- Lapidary gemstone core drilling and detail stone carving.
- Jewelry fabrication, micro stone setting, and craft modeling.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Shaft Bore (Input) | 2.35 mm |
| Chuck Bore (Output) | 3.17 mm (1/8") |
| Material | Solid Brass |
| Compatible Motor Types | Micro drill press spindles, compact DC hobby motors |
| Typical Applications | PCB drilling, electronics prototyping, lapidary, jewelry |
Installation & Usage Guidelines
- Press the 2.35mm adapter firmly and squarely onto the clean motor shaft until fully seated.
- Mount the collet chuck body onto the adapter's output end.
- Insert the appropriate collet, load your drill bit or bur shank, and tighten securely before operating.
- Always use water as a coolant when drilling hard stones, minerals, or glass.
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