Bought the 4486 for my #395, but can't figure out how to get the pincher like blades out of the orig chuck to screw this in place. Any help appreciatd
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So from the top - unplug the dremel, push and hold the metal pin to lock it. Twist the black metal piece, the collet nut (you might need a wrench if its tight) and then to remove the collet, which is what I believe you are asking about - I just grab mine with my fingers and twist it out. You could use pliers but its soft metal (ideally you won't need it anymore I guess) I hope this helps.
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Remove the 3/4 inch diameter chuck holder from the tool. Then just screw the keyless chuck on that shaft. If your having trouble with the original non-adjustable chuck, it's probably because it's just wedged in too tight. After you remove the chuck holder use a tool to pry out the collet.Another solution:Try using a tapered wood screw or sheet metal screw as an extractor. Choose one of a size that will let its tip go down into the broken collet and get a grip when you twist it. If that fails, you might use a screw extraction tool.
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Hold the button that stops the spindle from spinning so the spindle doesn't spind. Twist the part that closes the jaws counter clockwise until it comes off. Then the jaws or "pinchers" as you referred to should just drop straight out. If not there could be rust in it keeping it from comming out, or its just simply stuck. Some pliers should pull them out.
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if you have lost one of the 3 screws that holds the blade in place... just take a screw (or the whole slicer) to Home Depot or Lowes... go into the hardware isle and fit the screws.... if you have lost the allen screw for the shield... follow the same procedure... there is nothing special about the screws... the are common machine screws with tapered heads.... by the way, I am finding that the optional serrated blade is much better (and sharper!) than the smooth surgical steel blade that comes with the unit... cutting pork roast, rump roast, or bread is just a snap
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I usually pinch the blade and pull. I find there to be just the right amount of resistance. If you are having a hard time, yours may be defective or bent at the joint, causing it to be tighter than it should be.
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James, you have to twist the middle to open and close the chuck to get the bit in. It's easy and I was a little confused too! Just twist ( I can't remember which way) to open, drop in the bit, and twist opposite to close. Happy filing!
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My husband said to press the tiny buttons at the bottom of the handle. That should eject the old cartridge. Then just press the handle into a new blade cartridge and it should snap on. Hope that answers the question!
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I'm assuming that you're lifting the long black lever located on the back side of the blade shroud (I've been teaching the basics of power tools to a few dads that never owned one before). If it seems soft to the touch when you move it to an upward vertical position to adjust the blade depth, but the shoe fails to move, the lever has either come loose and backed off of the nut that tightens the depth adjustment. or it has been rounded out during assembly from being over-tightened. Other than that, this is the best explanation I can give you based on my ownership and experience of this same model. And I've had mine for over 7 years. I'm assuming that you're lifting the long black lever located on the back side of the blade shroud (I've been teaching the basics of power tools to a few dads that never owned one before). If it seems soft to the touch when you move it to an upward vertical position to adjust the blade depth, but the shoe fails to move, the lever has either come loose and backed off of the nut that tightens the depth adjustment. or it has been rounded out during assembly from being over-tightened. Other than that, this is the best explanation I can give you based on my ownership and experience of this same... » Read More I'm assuming that you're lifting the long black lever located on the back side of the blade shroud (I've been teaching the basics of power tools to a few dads that never owned one before). If it seems soft to the touch when you move it to an upward vertical position to adjust the blade depth, but the shoe fails to move, the lever has either come loose and backed off of the nut that tightens the depth adjustment. or it has been rounded out during assembly from being over-tightened. Other than that, this is the best explanation I can give you based on my ownership and experience of this same model. And I've had mine for over 7 years. « Show Less
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Is this a trick question? The right way. LOL. Using the supplied allen wrench, loosen the nut by turning clockwise while pressing the blade lock. Remove the blade and replace in the reverse order.
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Swivel the locking lever and pop it out. It's not hard to do. Take the old blade with you to the store as there is a bewildering selection.
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The only way to deternine that is for me to measure centers between mounting screws on jaws and for you to do the same with your chuck. I have not purchaced a Nova chuck yet. Then the groove for the jaws. I will try to do that tonight.
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Make sure the attachment is pushed all the way in, then turn the locking ring at the top of the handle. It can be difficult to turn!
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Hold down the silver button and twist the chuck left, insert the tip, turn the chuck right to tighten, then release the silver button
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I didn't either unless it's part of the machine. Seems irrelevant though. Closest I can figure is the the knob to loosen/tighten the the nut that holds the bar tight so you can adjust the saw blade tension.
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Jacobs has some instructions on their site too. http://www.jacobschuck.com/hammer-drill-chuck-removal.asp
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Hi! You have to push & hold the silver button to unscrew or loosen the drill head. Once you loosen the drill head you can let go of the silver button. You can now put the drill bit in and then tighten the drill head. The silver button should pop back up once the drill head is tighten. Let me know if that helps you at all.
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Try going to You Tube, the have a number of good videos on "How to Remove a Drill Chuck". Good luck, sometimes they can be very stubborn. John B.
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You hold the blue button down, do not let up, continue holding down and unscrew collet nut from the unit. After removing it, place it back on unit but do not tighten, leave very loose. Put tool with sander into silver thing still in unit as far as will go. Next tighten black collet nut and you should be ready to roll. Hope this helps someone!
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Take out the metal part and pull. It was tight for me initially but easier now. If it's not coming out pull harder!