How do I remove the arbour from my Richardson E39 drill Press

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A real drill press does not have a threaded chuck. My lcn-14 has a Jacobs Taper 6 mount, here is a video showing how to remove it.

15" Rockwell Drill Press pulley removal? - The Garage Journal Board

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Does anyone have the building instructions for a B+Q blooma Chiltern Arbour (SS235)?

The blade bolt is 13mm,on the opposite side there is a hole in the belt guard to insert a 6mm pin to lock the front pulley, once locked undo the blade bolt counter clockwise, once removed, remove the outer clamping flange, you can then remove the blade, the standard arbour is 20mm, this can be changed if you wish to a 25.4mm, or a 22mm, depending on the arbour size of the blade you wish to fit, the arbour just pulls off the shaft with a suitable puller. Refit the the blade and outer flange, tighten the bolt securley.

This is posted in the chainsasw catagory, probably not the correct forum. That said if it falls into the vessel will it contaminate the contents? If no and you are just concerned about getting it back out; you are going to make a hole about 3.5 inches in diameter if my math is correct. Attach a couple of strips of steel can with double sided tape (between drill bit and cutter teeth). A magnet can then be used to remove the the plug if it falls into the vessel. HTH Lou
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I had a similar problem with my Delta; the MT socket may have dirt in it that prevents a tight fit, or there is a slight machining error. My solution was to clean the joints, and place a drop of Krazzy Glue on the taper, and ram it home - has stayed put for the last 20 years!