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Marg0 | 00:01 Wed 04th Jun 2008 | How it Works
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The base is magnetic so if you`re drilling metal it will lock itself on
00:05 Wed 04th Jun 2008
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it's more commonly known as a magnetic chuck, used to fix the work piece in place on drills, milling machines and lathes.
00:12 Wed 04th Jun 2008
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gotcha thanks.
'Magnetic chuck' aren't you talking about pet names Camilla uses? ;-p
00:23 Wed 04th Jun 2008
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itsa drill with a magnetic base which is turned on by a switch from the electrical supply after you have positioned it and some items have a battery back up
then the chuck ,with the drill bit in it, is free to move up and down, drilling into the material you have attached the drill to
22:09 Wed 04th Jun 2008

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