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Encyclopedia > Pin chuck
Two pin chucks. The top one is assembled, the lower one shows the body and nose cap assembled with the collet piece below it.
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Two pin chucks. The top one is assembled, the lower one shows the body and nose cap assembled with the collet piece below it.

A pin chuck is a small work holding device. It is often used to hold small drills (<1mm) that would not be held securely in a normal (1mm–13mm) drill chuck. The drill is inserted into the pin chuck and tightened, the pin chuck is then inserted into the larger drill chuck so that the operation can continue.


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Pin chuck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (104 words)
A pin chuck is a small work holding device.
It is often used to hold small drills (<1mm) that would not be held securely in a normal (1mm–13mm) drill chuck.
The drill is inserted into the pin chuck and tightened, the pin chuck is then inserted into the larger drill chuck so that the operation can continue.
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