Before you do, verify that the chuck is positively held in place with for example a retaining bolt. A plain morsecone (MK1, MK2) may be simply pulled out. Not sure what kind of joint there is on your drill.
A morsecone is designed to take up a radial load under compressive pressure. Tensile stress (as occurs during rotor insertion) may simply pull it out.
Maybe I'm stating the obvious but thought I should point it out anyway.
Peter.[ Parent ]
Is NOT designed to take up a radial load but a torsional moment under compressive pressure.
I may though use a piece of iron in the chuck to lower individual neos into place, specifically the middle row neos (each pole will have three rows). The two outer row neos I have found can be easily placed manually. I believe the magnetic force from one neo will not be enough to pull out the chuck (or so I will find out).
Laurie Laurie Forbes Calgary, Canada [ Parent ]
