harbor freight drill chuck key 3d models

This is a replacement chuck key holder/keeper for the Harbor Freight Chicago Electric 1/2" drill. The current SKU's for this drill are 61741, 69452, and 3273 The key holder that's built into the drill appears to be made of some soft type of PVC...

This is a replacement chuck key holder/keeper for the Harbor Freight Chicago Electric 1/2" hammer drill. The current SKU's for this drill are 62383, 45338, 67616, 68169, and 60495. This is a remix of the chuck key holder I made for the Harbor...

I knew the moment I bought my drill press I would be loosing the chuck key. ... I designed this part to be taped (Double Sided) to the drill or table. It fits the key that came with the drill press (harbor Freight 8 inch 5 speed #62520 drill press).

Chuck Key Holder for my Harbor Freight tiny Drill Press. Clamps around the main support column. Uses x2 4-40 pressed inserts and x2 4-40 screws. ... Printed with PETG filament.

Chuck Key Holder for my Harbor Freight tiny Drill Press. Clamps around the main support column. Uses x2 4-40 pressed inserts and x2 4-40 screws. ... Printed with PETG filament.

This is a chuck key holder for the Harbor Freight 20 In. 12 Speed Production Drill Press. It attaches to the bottom of the belt enclosure using the screw and nut for either of two front wire clamps, either left or right. The chuck of the 20"...

I was sick of the crappy, cracked case that came with my cheap Harbor Freight drill bits, so I decided to make a slightly less crappy holder for them. Remove the 3 orange pieces inside, cut off the excess on the sides, and shove them in here for...

EDIT: Just a few quick thoughts on safety: obviously drill chucks & keys were never meant to be used like this - If you ever have any reason to spin up a drill with parts like this on the end, **BE CAREFUL!** Wear eye protection and watch out for...

This key fits the three-pack of padlocks from Harbor Freight in this link: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-12-in-keyed-alike-padlocks-3-pack-61799.html?_br_psugg_q=padlock Print at relatively low speeds and .15mm layers. Use 100% infill. Use a knife...

This is a drill bit holder for the harbor freight drill bit set with 1/4" hex drive. It can hold any 1/4" drive bits or tools, up to thirteen (13). I use slic3r for my slicer. ... Enjoy.

I broke my switch cover and needed a new one. ... I printed the source file and found it way too big. HF Item number 38144 13" Drill press

This is a basic holder for a Harbor Freight 20v drill. ...

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This is just a simple chuck holder I made for my drill press. It has a couple hole for screws and a small hole in the center for a magnet. ...I used a neo magnet from harbor freight.

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Once glued to the top of the drill, this clip securely holds the chuck key in place helping to prevent it from being misplaced.

A protection shield with a 15x15mm aluminium post, which i don't use (even couldn't my first drilling job because thing was in the way..) I decided to make a drill chuck key holder that could be clamped instead. You can use it as is, or insert 1 or...

## **Drill Chuck Key Holder** Design requires three molybdenum disc magnets to be glued into the back that hold the holder to the drill press and simultaneously hold the key in place when stored. Allows the user to grab the key with one hand, without...

I made this dril chuck key holder for my drill press. A protection shield with a 15x15mm aluminium post, which i don't use (even couldn't my first drilling job because thing was in the way..) I decided to make a drill chuck key holder that could be...

I lost the original safety power key when moving, so I designed a new one. I printed at 100% infill but my printer gave it a weird edge I had to sand down. ...When I was prototyping at 25% infill there was no edge, but I wanted to be sure it wouldn't...