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Nice work..the spring is a difficult one…I’ve seen similar ones used as a return spring on gardening secateurs which could maybe be modified to fit the vice… the original colour is a light grey/green..

The problem with a blo coating, is that it will act as a magnet for dust and wood powder,…I never use grease or thick oils on vices or chucks etc for that reason.. I periodically wipe over with 3 in one which acts as a lubricant and rust prevention Boeshield T-9…is excellent for corrosion...

I’ll have look tomorrow and get back to you..👍

Hi anyone go one no longer required? In good condition.. it’s for a Jacobs 20N Super ball bearing Chuck

Cuprinol 5 Star….excellent stuff…

White spirits for small parts…

The 1/4” drive ones are exactly the same as your picture..they don’t have a bulbous end, and you can easily connect a wobble bar to them

As mentioned earlier, Keep looking on EBay… and the chuck threads are M12x1, or M14x1…metric fine threads…

There are sets of 1/4” drive magnetic tapping sockets on EBay…usually a set of 8 with different size square holes to take the taps…exactly what you need..

Boeshield T-9

Can I ask why you think it’s a BSW thread?…1&1/4” BSW is normally only 7tpi.

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Some one has already mentioned it, but the fact you say the metal is silver coloured when yo removed the coating may mean it’s not copper…it may be aluminium…in which case it’s back to the drawing board

My apologies…I’ve just re-read your solution and I agree, it should just unscrew, There is an internal thread on the collet holder.. It looks like we have all been assuming that because it’s a morse taper that it knocks out, when in fact it is simply screwed in? That’s why I asked for another...

That’s just relating to the collets, Nothing to do with the morse taper

Can you put another picture on showing the complete unit, so we can see the other end..

Did you manage to get it apart?

A big consideration is needed to the other tools you use…batteries are expensive, and using different types with different chargers etc gets really expensive… If you already have a type of battery in use, you can then buy other bare tools at a much cheaper price..