What are the differences between the PSI CSC 2000C and 3000C Barracuda chucks?
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Hello I own the 3000c. I can tell you its rock solid used it for prolly 8 yrs now. as long as you keep the gear system blown out from dust and shavings you'll have no probs. I looked at the 2000, and the only diff I see is the tightening system. on the 3000 you have one tool you put in two holes, (one on each side of the chuck) and tighten it like you would a jacobs chuck on a drill. (very handy and safer hold in my opinion.) On the 2000 you put two tools in (the redhandles in the picture) and then push one and pull the other at the same time. everyone I know that turns say the system the 3000 uses is much better. Also the 3000 is a wider chuck than the 2000, which depending on your lathe gives you more of an offset from the headstock... for 50 more bucks its well worth it....cheers...Bob
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The 2000C does not have these with it: Large Flat Jaw Gripping: External: up to 8-1/4" Small Flat Gripping: External: up to 5-1/4". That is the only difference. I purchased mine many years ago. It has really gone up since then. I have used everything in the 3000C at one time or another. More is always better if you can afford it. Hope this helps.
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Not this set. They are both 1/4" quick release. Bosch does make a 3/8" chuck model that is similar.
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not sure the only difference ive seen it the lenth of the shaft. amd some have a dlat side. i flattened mine on a bench grinder
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It is exactly the same. I have eight of the older DCD-780's. I use them every day and love them. I have no issues with the chuck. The DCD 790 loses power when under a load at low speed. You can simulate this situation by holding the chuck and squeezing the trigger. It will die within a second as compared to the 10 or so seconds for the older model. I ordered several of them and returned them. I like the older version much better.
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Look for numbers/ letters stamped on the outside of your old chuck. My old Delta had RJ33 on it and the newWoodstock had JT33 marked on it. Not sure what they mean, but 33 in both chucks seemed to match. The new one fits great.
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They're the same. No difference at All.. I ordered the 7518 and receive the 7518xb but was identical.
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I replaced a chuck on my Delta that had .020 run out with this chuck and it only has .003
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Both are 1/4" hex quick change type, or words to that effect. The chuck on the unit without the clutch or dual-speed switch appears "beefier" although the bits fit looser in terms of in-out play.
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Good Question. The chuck is labled .6mm to 6.5mm from the factory. In all honesty, I probably would not use it above 4mm because of power. I am using it to drill #60 holes and 1/16th holes in 1/4 inch lucite and plexiglass and it works VERY well for my purpose. The variable speed is quite effective for my purpose. I use the lowest drill speeds. Tim
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Perhpas, but you need the spindle that these slide onto to clamp into the chuck. Found one on Amazon after some searching.
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They both have led lights when depressing the trigger. The drill has one led and the impact has 3 surrounding the chuck. The cool thing is you can illuminate the lights on either just by slightly pressing the trigger, as to not actually activate the drill but just the light. Very handy.
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We ordered it from advice from our pool man and he told us that the Barracuda s are the same so we took a chance and bought it.. was a little tricky putting on so pay attention on how you remove the old one.. it works great and you cannot beat the price. I hope this helps you
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The 4000s looks like it has a more cut resistant sidewall versus the original 4000. The 4000 would cut easier. In spite of the cuts, they didn't go flat but the brown threads came loose.
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I believe the "CP" suffix to the part number only indicates Clamshell Packaging instead of a standard box packaging. Both are D2 tool steel.
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The main difference is that the DM2000 model is stainless steel and this one is plastic.
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Hi a chuck is the clamp that holds the drill bit. If you look at the picture, the chuch is the black clamp which allows you to insert the drill bit.
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they are hard to compare. 231C torques at 600lb while the 231g only torques at 500lb. The 231c has been around for 25 years though. It has a good history. The 231g has a rubber handle while the 231c has a polished handle. The 231c actually says Super Duty. Nothing is mentioned about being super duty on the 231g. Alot of differences in specs. I would call Ingersoll Rand and just ask the differences.Hope this helps.