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Make Bench Work Easier with the Drill Chuck Adapter 2.3mm for Motor Shaft 0.7-1.4mm
The Drill Chuck Adapter 2.3mm for Motor Shaft 0.7-1.4mm is a practical choice for special repair, setup, or maker tasks around the bench. It is used for 2.3 mm motor shaft for clamping drill of 0.7 mm to 1.4 mm.
This product suits students, makers, repair work, and day-to-day bench tasks where a dependable bench accessory helps speed things up. Key details include material Brass, size 25mm length x 8mm Diameter, and diameter of backshaft (match the motor shaft) 2.3mm.
Important: Check the size, shape, and intended use before ordering so the tool fits your workflow.
Why you'll love it
- Material: Brass
- Size: 25mm length x 8mm Diameter
- Diameter of backshaft (match the motor shaft): 2.3mm
- Range of the drill: 0.7mm-1.2mm; 1.0mm-1.5mm; 2.5mm-3.2mm; 1.6mm-2.3mm
- Size: 2.3mm
- Useful for special repair and setup tasks
What you can build
It supports specialized tasks such as programming, extraction, chuck fitting, board add-ons, or compact repair work that needs the right dedicated accessory.
Starter bundles
A practical starter setup pairs this item with Multimeter Entry Level VICTOR VC830L and Test Alligator Clip Red & Black. That gives you a more complete bench-ready combination for common repair, soldering, or assembly work.
Recommended add-ons
Popular add-ons for this kind of product include Multimeter Entry Level VICTOR VC830L, Test Alligator Clip Red & Black, and Toolkit 115 in 1 Multi Screw Set with Precision Screwdriver for Computer PC Mobile Phone Device Repair. These can help round out your setup and make day-to-day bench tasks easier.
Compare with similar products
| Product | Best for | Quick notes |
|---|---|---|
| Drill Chuck Adapter 2.3mm for Motor Shaft 0.7-1.4mm | general bench work | Material: Brass; Size: 25mm length x 8mm Diameter |
| Shaft Drill Chuck Kit with 5 Copper Cores 2mm Aperture | general bench work | Drill chuck size: about 9 * 30mm, the surface has vertical lines.; Aperture Size: 2mm |
| ESP-12E ESP8266 WiFi Motor Drive Expansion Board | general bench work | High Current Drive: The drive part of the work current (Io) is ≤1.2A, suitable for small t |
Technical specifications
| Product | Drill Chuck Adapter 2.3mm for Motor Shaft 0.7-1.4mm |
|---|---|
| Brand | Circuitrocks |
| Category | Bench accessory |
| Material | Brass |
| Size | 25mm length x 8mm Diameter |
| Diameter of backshaft (match the motor shaft) | 2.3mm |
| Range of the drill | 0.7mm-1.2mm; 1.0mm-1.5mm; 2.5mm-3.2mm; 1.6mm-2.3mm |
Usage & compatibility notes
Use the product within its intended size and task range for better results. A well-matched tool usually feels easier to control and helps make bench work more consistent.
What’s in the box
1 × Drill Chuck Adapter 2.3mm for Motor Shaft 0.7-1.4mm
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this product mainly used for?
General bench work.
Is it suitable for maker and repair work?
Yes. It fits common bench, repair, or assembly tasks in electronics and DIY work.
Can beginners use it?
Yes. It is straightforward to add into a basic bench setup.
Should I check compatibility first?
Yes. Size, shape, range, and intended use matter for best results.
What pairs well with it?
Complementary tools or consumables from the same workflow usually make the setup more useful.
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Schools / class POs: we accept Purchase Orders for accredited schools and universities. contact us with your PO details.
Returns: 7-day inspection window for DOA units. Email proof of issue and we ship a replacement.
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