Is the shank 1/2 inch or 1/4 inch?
149116
The shank is 1/4 inch. I think it's made for use with a Porter Cable router that can alternate between 1/2 and 1/4 inch collets.
932514
3/16 is the size of the beer line that runs through the center of the shank. A 1" drill bit is the correct size for the shank to pass through
2007881
Hi Joe, This unit uses a 1/4" shank and no bigger than a 1-3/8" diameter cutting bit.
799878
Shank size varies -smallest ones are 1/4, middling ones are 5/16, largest ones are 3/8.
197649
Up to 7/16" use a 3/8 shank. 1/2 and 9/16 use 1/2" shank. 5/8 and 11/16 use a 5/8" shank. 3/4 uses a 3/4" shank.
781675
Short answer is yes - When I bought my router it had both a 1/4" and 1/2" collet. I lost the 1/4" collet and needed to replace it - so that I could use bits with a 1/4" shank.
2231582
I believe 1/2 inch, not sure for tool is on another job at this time. I'll follow up tomorrow
2039757
Any 2 inch shank will work. I used my old one on my set and it works just fine.
1011765
Im sorry I do not know what you mean by shank.If you are talking about the ball I bought mine seperate,the hitch itself is 2 inch
880371
I believe they go by 1/4". 1=1/4, 2=2/4". Check the Wahl website to be sure.
254020
I have 6 of them and they are a 1/8" shank but Amazon might know a better answer
235781
I used 1'' and 7/8'' and found that the 1 inch is the way to go..The 7/8'' way the exact size of the shaft and it essentially screwed it self in and took some muscle to do so. I used 1'' on my next 3 taps installed and the shank fell right in and tightened up nicely!!
2007883
Hi Joe,This unit uses a 1/4" shank and no bigger than a 1-3/8" diameter cutting bit.
347556
It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure it was 1 1/4". You might want to look at a different web site that can give you more detail.
1197884
If I recall correctly, it's 4 1/2". I use a hole saw of that size (pretty sure that size, bigger than you think it should be) but can be done with a saber saw.
2187954
The ones I got were 1/2 inch, I won't use anything else. The 1/2" is much more stable, less vibration.
798340
The 1/4" is the shaft of the part that holds the sanding disk. (Sorry I don't know the name) it's basically like a drill chuck that takes a 1/4" shaft. The sanding disks are the kind that screw on. They are not stick on or the Velcro type.