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When that happened to me a couple of years ago, It happened repeatedly no matter how much I tightened the collet. I believe that It happened because I was inserting the bit all the way to the bottom and the collet would not tightened properly. By repeating the mistake serveral times I damage the collet. New collet and raise the bits up about 1/8" from the bottm and have not had the problem since. -
NIcley done. Hope it works well for you. I like it.
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Havent pulled the trigger yet. Now you guys got me wondering about going to 220/240v. Dang you guys. Just kidding. Weighing new options with my current options. Thanks again -
By B1rdhunter · Posted
Actually I need to get hold of a breeder in Kentucky to look for a young Female for my kennel. Don't tempt me to much. How many bd. ft.?
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