how do you change out the drill bit?
158547
The drill has a hand chuck ( does not use chuck key.) You put the drill in revere and hold the chuck with your hand until the drill bit is loose and just take it out. Put the drill bit in and punt the drill in forward speed and hold the chuck with your hand until the new drill bit is tight.
158548
Twist the chuck counterclockwise with your hand. If it's stuck, give the first little twist a bit of a snap. To tighten the chuck, twist it clockwise until it stops. This drill doesn't require a chuck key.
158549
There's no chuck key. The previous answer is the proper way to change/ remove a bit from the drill chuck.
1590241
Jacobs has some instructions on their site too. http://www.jacobschuck.com/hammer-drill-chuck-removal.asp
1776605
Oh Sheila, I am so sorry, it's been years since we purchased the drill bits and they are gone.I'm afraid I do not remember. I would suggest asking a good reliable hardware store person, we used ours in a Dremel.
1560805
There is a keyless chuck. The front portion of the drill where the bit is loaded can be opened and closed by hand. You place the bit in the opening for the bit, then turn the chuck by hand, which tightens onto the drill bit and holds it in place.
1758940
I would simply extend the point of the bit through the guide. Place the tip of the bit on the mark and then lower the guide to contact the material you are drilling. Clamp the guide firmly without moving the bit or the guide.
352955
The drill does not physically have a "keyless chuck", it is considered keyless because you do not need any key to change the bit. To change bit simply hold the front end of the drill with one hand slowly press the trigger with the other hand, if it tightens, then push in the green arrow behind the trigger and slowly press the trigger again; the drill will now open up, insert the bit, push in the arrow button again, hold the front end and slowly press the trigger the bit should tighten up and you are now ready to use the drill.
1309075
yes the bits are replaceable and you can get them off there website. www.generaltools.com. part# is505b
606534
how do u change drill or drill bits...for drill bits.. you have to hold the silver botton down and twist where the drill bit goes. when the bit is off you have to do the something to put it on.
641041
Try to click on and off switch on the front of the drill or take off and then put back the bit.that might help.if not I'm afraid you got to return it;)
2235943
This is a very special bit, it is not part of the bit selection which comes with the drill. You can find it at http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/71206916 (as an example, other places online would probably have them)
606535
Unscrew the black bottom area. Take off. Push the silver button down and unscrew the top black area. Pull apart gold bottom and top file. Put new file/drill choice inside black top and insert into gold bottom. Push silver button down and insert the file back into drill gun. Screw tight and take black bottom and screw back on.
1693949
go to Home Depot will take care of it for you. You may have to buy a cement drill bitif you don't have one
990394
Go to brand name of the drill and see if they have a website for replacements
1596879
Simplest answer is your drill probably runs at too low RPM, try a faster drill befroe changing bits.
912051
They need to be "hex" shanks on the ends that fit into the chuck. Regular drill bits won't work. Makita makes a nice bit set for that tool
1217725
On the drill there is a small yellow button on the underside. You should be able to switch it into three different positions forward off and reverse. If that doesn't happen you may have a defective drill
1316940
i don't remember however the screws are very long, obviously you can size the drill bit to the screw, I believe that is what I did. However by doing this myself I saved a ton of money, a contractor said the i would have to replace the casing, which would have cost a ton of money