01-11-2013, 04:51 PM
hi all.
I have a Rhøm-chuck with a MT4 arbor that I have to remove, on a way that it's not beeing damaged
.
Here we go:
First drill thrue the chuck body whith a 5mm drill, insert a drift and it with a 3-pounder and off it go. Then degrease the new MT3 arbor and chuck taper ,insert the arbor and wacck it with a deadblow hammer an the job's done
![[Image: IMAG1093.jpg]](http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w295/crankshafter/Tooling/IMAG1093.jpg)
![[Image: IMAG1094-1.jpg]](http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w295/crankshafter/Tooling/IMAG1094-1.jpg)
![[Image: IMAG1095.jpg]](http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w295/crankshafter/Tooling/IMAG1095.jpg)
![[Image: IMAG1096.jpg]](http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w295/crankshafter/IMAG1096.jpg)
Best reg.
CS
I have a Rhøm-chuck with a MT4 arbor that I have to remove, on a way that it's not beeing damaged
. Here we go:
First drill thrue the chuck body whith a 5mm drill, insert a drift and it with a 3-pounder and off it go. Then degrease the new MT3 arbor and chuck taper ,insert the arbor and wacck it with a deadblow hammer an the job's done
Best reg.
CS
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