PJ,
I haven't seen such an adapter, but for a couple of $$ you can buy a 1'
or longer extension that is intended for paddle bits. Harbor Freight has
them for cheap. If you "really" want to use a mechanics extension, make
your own adapter by welding a paddle extension into a socket. Heck, if
you have hex shanked paddle bits, you may be able to insert them into a
socket, but they will fall out when you pull the drill back.
Peace,
Pat
PJ McGarvey wrote:
>I'm needing to make an extension for a paddle drill bit, and I want to use my
>1/2" socket extensions from my mechanic's toolbox, to make this happen. I
>have an adapter to chuck into my drill to take the female end of the socket
>extensions, do they make an adapter to go on the other end (male socket end)
>with a female hex adapter to take the paddle bit? I would buy another hex
>extension, but I already have a couple and can't find em, and don't want to
>buy another since I don't think they work that great anyway.
>
>Thanks,
>PJ
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