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AxisOfBeagles

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#196664 8-Jun-2016 13:25
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Hoping someone has experience with similar problem and can give me a pointer or two (other than "next time buy Makita"!). Brand new rrt1600 Ryobi plunge router from Bunnings. Out of the box, setting it up - removed collet nut and the 6.35 collet is stuck fast, even with the collet nut completely off. Closed so tight that one can't come anywhere near to getting a but shaft in there. 

 

How the hell to get that collet outta there? Obviously next step is take the thing back to Bunnings but sure would like to save myself a long drive. 





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AxisOfBeagles

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  #1568505 9-Jun-2016 10:30
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Success. Many thanks to all for the advice. In the end, a pull from some needle nosed pliers did the trick. I was arguably being too timid, it being a new unit and all but your advices gave me a little courage to be more assertive with it  ;-). Put the pliers in facing the collet - one inside and one on the lip - and pulled straight back, and out it popped. Can't see any scoring so am hopeful all is well. Again, thanks to all

 

 

 

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