What type of lamp is used in a Wilton Strand drill press model #20606

Hello, Judy -

By "cookie shooter" do you also mean what is also called a "cookie press?"

To provide you with the right information regarding a clear tube for your "cookie shooter," it will help in knowing the manufacturer of your "cookie shooter."

I see WearEver has made cookie presses / cookie shooters with clear barrels / tubes. I found some WearEver cookie shooter clear tubes for sale on eBay. This is the link (TinyURL link):
https://tinyurl.com/y8d2jr2k

I also find that Wilton has made cookie presses with clear barrels / tubes:
https://www.wilton.com/preferred-press-cookie-press/2104-2629.html#start=6
If your "cookie shooter" is made by Wilton, I suggest you contact Wilton Customer Service and ask about the availability of a replacement clear barrel: This is the link to the Wilton Contact Us page:
https://www.wilton.com/contactus/

Best wishes.

If you are looking for a very simple cookie press, you could try amazon; http://www.amazon.com/Wilton-Cookie-Pro-Ultra-Press/dp/B000I4OJ1E/ref=pd_sim_k_1

But if you want to replace your broken one with something a bit sturdier, take a look at this link:

http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?sku=2104-4018

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If you found one can you let me know where at please?

if it has a slot in the spindle, there was a wedge that came with it, put the wedge into the slot and strike it with a hammer. depending on the taper fit you would need something like a ball joint seperator to knock the arbor from the chuck body. that is the best I can do without knowing the model and brand of the tool

If the spindle has a slot in it above the chuck and you can see the top of the chuck arbor in that slot then you need to get a wedged piece of steel commonly called a drift , insert in the slot so it bears on the top of the arbor and the top of the slot and hit it with a hammer. This will knock the tapered arbor loose from the spindle and it should fall out. Hope this helps you.

you can try using something like brake clean and spraying both the shaft and internal socket and then wiping with a paper towel. next move the table out of the way and place the shaft back into the socket with the chuck jaws retracted take a block of wood and a hammer and "tap" seat the tapers together. I would "tap" it a couple times and this should work if they are not worn excessively.

went thru their whole site and found nothing listed with your model number. I suggest calling their technical hotline at 1-800-274-6846 M-F 7AM to 5PM CST for the information. wish I could have helped more.

what is the chuck mounting size or taper? It should be stamped in the chuck itself, let me know what you find and what area you are in city, state and zip and I will try and find one near you.

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