Chucks or sockets – Threaded grip
Patent
1986-08-04
1987-08-04
Weidenfeld, Gil
Chucks or sockets
Threaded grip
81 532, B23B 3110, B25B 1350
Patent
active
046841385
ABSTRACT:
A chuck attachable to a drill powered by a reversible motor, is adapted for use in driving lag rods into wooden supports and has an axial bore extending therethrough which is partly threaded from one end to receive the machine-threaded end of a lag rod. A plug member is screwed into the threaded end of the bore of the chuck and has a formation enabling it to be so turned as to be seated at the inner end of the threads for engagement by the extremity of the machine threaded end of the lag rod. In order to so reduce the frictional engagement between the plug member and the extremity of the lag rod, the area of the engaged extremities is limited thus to ensure the release of the lag rod when the motor is reversed after the lag rod has been driven into the support to a desired extent.
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Bishop Steven C.
Weidenfeld Gil
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