How large of a bit will this adaptor handle
1277385
Manufacturer claims 'up to 3-1/2" diameter bits. Max. RPM 24,000 Collet size 1/4" and 1/2"Hope this helps.
1277386
Manufacturer claims 'up to 3-1/2" diameter bits. Max. RPM 24,000 Collet size 1/4" and 1/2" Hope this helps.
1211025
Don't abuse your high speed (low torque) tool with such a large bit. Use a drill for more power. They don't make an adapter to fit such a large shaft. (The Dremel chuck accessory fits perfectly and I recommend it but it doesn't fit larger than 1/8" either.)
487506
They make adapters 1/4 inch hex to the preferred socket adaptor size 1/4 3/8 and 1/2.
375896
I would say yes but I I've never tried, it's strong enough to break the adapter I've all ready gone threw 3 of them tightening 9/16" nuts I use a .25 to .5" adapter and a deep well hardened socket
1876693
It will handle 1/2" and 1/4" shank bits. I've used 3 1/2" raised panel bits in it with no problems, athough I did those cuts in 2-3 passes. Regardless of the router, a full cut with those bits is not recommended anyway.
857964
Yes it will, however the advantage of this adaptor will vary on what your intended use is.
107959
It will do everything you want, with the right bits. A 1" pad is not an issue. I use it to put 4" holes through concrete using a core bit. I'm an electrical contractor. I drive ground rods in with it too.
1995738
The distance from the center of the bit to the top and two sides is 0.56", however, from a practical standpoint the rotation locking collar limits you to 0.65" on the sides. If you use the Dewalt DWPVTHLD Pivoting Bit Tip Holder you can get down to 0.295". That being said, I think you'll find the Milwaukee adapter to be a well built and useful tool, with a small enough profile for the majority of applications.
220649
Yes and No. One of the nut drivers is the correct size for standard bits, but there isn't magnet to keep in place. It would work in a pinch, but not intended to used other bits. Still a great tool though, I own two.
170261
An exact length cannot be given due to the big diff. in config. I can estimate that it can be "0" to 1/2" longer than a conventional socket.
2136980
Yes but this bit is huge. You could get by a smaller one. This needs to be used with a router table.
1651315
I believe is drill would not be the one for that small of a bit, you may need to go to a flex drive with a stationary mount motor so you don't have to hold so much I your hand to control such a fragil bit.
129646
No adapter included. The two larger bits have a 3/8 inch shank, all the others have a 1/4 inch shank.
239401
It is pretty deep....I think it would be a challenge. I am not sure how long the adapter is on a square.
1852937
I think it was about an 1/8" bit. Can't remember for sure (it was last year that I installed it).
762773
I measured 1.25...but what is important to understand is....Why do you care??? You will NOT be able to use any of the bits you have if they did not come with this unit. It is not the size but the way the bits are machined that make it specific ONLY to this tool. For the price you can't beat it..but don't expect to just use your other bits or just go to Home Desperate and find a replacement bit. It ain't gonna happen.
865600
I returned the adapter so I do not have it on hand to measure. However, the amount it was "off" was less than 1/8 inch - so close it was very frustrating. I bought an adapter from U Haul and it was drilled with room to spare.