Topmeg 40X60 HD Monocular Telescope Compatible with i-Phone Android, Night Vision Waterproof Telescope Monocular for Adults with Smartphone Holder and Tripod for Bird Camping Travelling, Black

I had asked I question as to weather this product would work on a antique post drill. The answer I received back from Einstein was surprising to say the least. “ no this chuck will not work due to the shank” here’s the surprising part “ sorry we do not have that shank in stock, but here’s a link to someone that does “. Ummm. Could this knowledgeable person actually want to help? I like dealing with knowledgeable people, I want them in business. So I took Einstein’s advice bought the shank from link provided, then bought the chuck from them. That was the least I could do. And a final note after everything arrived. Einstein was correct his shank&chuck did not work due to the shank, but the shank from the link provided by Einstein worked wonderfully then I used his chuck

These pens are actually way nicer than I anticipated. They have a decent amount of weight, and very sturdy. Asthetically, they are gorgeous! The diamond at the top actually sparkles and shines, not like a cheap piece of plastic like I was expecting. There are 4 different designs: 4 matte silver, 4 pearly white with pink polka dots, 4 shiny rose gold with pink polka dots, and 4 without. The tip of pen is released by twisting it and the ink can be replaced by pulling apart the two halves. It is very easy to do! The ink writes so smoothly and without flaw, the ink does not even have to be tested on scratch paper first, it begins writing nicely from the get-go!

Because of the low price, I'm satisfied, but not thrilled. The overall sturdiness is good and viewings are clear and sharp. I also liked the fitted rubber covers for the front and back.The accessories don't work:- tripod stand has weak legs and cannot lock the position of the monocular;- picture-taking with a smartphone is not possible with or without the adapter.Pros:1. Sturdy.2. Fitted lens covers.3. Clear, sharp viewing.Cons:1. Unsure how it compares with other monoculars as far as magnification.2. The legs can barely hold the monolucular upright. Cannot lock the swivel to keep the monocular level.3. Tried taking a pic with my smartphone but couldn't get a good image with or without the attachment.

My 25-year old Delta drill press chuck went bad and didn’t know if there were any direct replacements. But I looked through Amazon’s inventory and took a chance on one. It came packed in a sturdy plastic container with two chuck keys. The new chuck was much beefier than the original and popped right in as if it was a direct replacement! I couldn’t be happier. Priced very reasonably and made very well, it saved me the cost of a brand new drill press. I gave it 5 Stars in every category!

Used this chuck in my mini lathe only to find it would not auto eject the morse. After pulling my tail stock to pieces, I found out that the morse is not plugged to enable propper ejection. So now even after buying this unit I now have to mod it with a piece of all thread or old bolt to make it function as it should.Would have been a nice addition to have the required plug supplied.Nicely made , just falls short of what you need to start work straight out of the box

For the price, this is a good chuck. I got about .001" runout on bit of the 2MT that sticks out of the bore, .003" on the nose of the chuck, and a hair over .001" on a piece of 1/2" drill rod in the chuck. The action seems to be fairly smooth - it didn't make me go "ooooh", but it didn't make me cuss, either. The finish on the metal is good - not silky smooth like it was made by metal-working dwarves in the high mountains, but not the usual crappy finish that tools from this part of the world usually have. I think it may be slightly unbalanced - at 600 RPM I could detect just the slightest vibration. Oh, and if you're planning to use this in a bench-top drill press, this chuck will dwarf the chuck that came with the drill press. I used mine in a Ryobi that I've have for 10+ years, and so far, I like it. Time (and use) will tell how well it works for day-to-day use.

Chuck comes attached to a MT2 arbor, which is threaded on one end. My drill press is a Sears Crafstman 10" benchtop Model 137.219100) that has a MT2 taper at the end of the spindle. Just had to drive out the included MT2 arbor to be able to attach the chuck to my spindle. Nice chuck for the price, and much larger/heavier than my stock chuck. 2 chuck keys included, but they are larger than the stock key and don't fit the little holder on my press. Was trying to fix some bad chuck wobble on the press, but it turns out my spindle is likely bent. Nothing wrong with this chuck, though. It's a nice upgrade to the smaller stock chuck on my machine. Now if I can only get the spindle fixed...

I got these as a little glam surprise for my girls at the office and everyone absolutely loved them. We get compliments all day long from patients and I love giving them out as little surprises to other coworkers in the building to add a little sparkle to their day. I will for sure be ordering more. They write well and they are just super cute.