can the chuck be replaced on the m 18
175896
Most chucks can be replaced. Best done by a service person though. Don't go to Home depot or Lowe's they might not know how to!
175897
Absolutely. I am not sure if you want to know how to replace it? If so, open the chuck, remove the left hand thread screw in the center of the chuck. The screw will come out clockwise, then you will be able to thread the chuck off in a counter clockwise direction. You may have to use a large hex allen wrench socket and an air impact the chuck to take it off. Make sure before you impact the chuck off that the tool is in the low gear setting. This doesn't always work. Sometimes you have to see a professional. I generally charge about $10 to remove a chuck. If the chuck is too bastardized, it may not be removable. The jaws have to open & close to be able to remove the chuck. Any questions, you can contact Milwaukee Elect. Tool at 800 729-3878 or myself, Arizona Power Tool Service at 602 485-4067.
1413705
Perhpas, but you need the spindle that these slide onto to clamp into the chuck. Found one on Amazon after some searching.
1297866
My sis-in-law's unit came with the chuck assembly not fully bedded (not installed) thus when you twisted the chuck to open it, it wouldn't. I had to reinstall it by pressing down on it firmly but once it was fixed the chuck opens when you twist clockwise (with the bit insertion hole facing you) to letter "R" and then you insert the bit then twist counter-clockwise back to "S". The unit didn't come with any instructions but they emailed it a few days after I received it. Would've been nice had they emailed it right after it was ordered. If you haven't received the instructions, reach out to the seller or leave your email and I'll be happy to forward them to you.
32149
I am not sure about metal work. It certainly is strong enough but I would check with the manufacturer. They have a customer service line at Rikon that would most likely answer your question without doubt. You would have to purchase a chuck separately.
1535058
Yes. That looks like the one I have with 16mm capacity. The spindle and the Jacobs Taper (JT) #3 don't have anything to do with the size of the chuck key. You could have a chuck that is 1/2" and it be a smaller chuck key but still utilize the JT #3 spindle size.
542039
You do not need a chuck on this drill. Read the booklet that came with your drill. Grip the drill in front (behind where you put the bit or drill bit in) and pull the trigger. Put the drive in reverse to tight or loosen.
970712
Absolutely ,as long as it is the same chuck size. DeWalt sells an excellent kit, Hitatchi's is very good and i believe craftsman also sells a kit.
718134
It does not come with any type of expandable chuck. It does have a screw type face plate that can be used and a regular spindle drive.
1385709
No, 1mm is too small. It does not have a true Jacobs Chuck, it only accepts standard dremmel type bits
1209110
It appears that you could remove the chuck with a couple of wrenches, but you may like it stock.
615773
Truthfully, I do not know. I am so disappointed in other parts of this item that I just gave to my husband and have not picked it up again. There is no way to tighten the chucks so they wabble.
231993
The chuck is a taper fit and requires some patience to get it seated properly. It has "JT33" stamped into the side of it. Hope that helps answer your question. Although I have only used it for "light" work (I build replica black powder pistols), it is a great little unit-no complaints. Pat Gorman
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It depends on the turning capacity of the lathe. The most important question is will these jaws fit on your chuck! Most of the current chucks I'm familiar with have the same screw spacing so you should be OK. Just make sure you can return the item if it does'nt fit. Hope this helps.
1350907
Sorry, my answer is the same as Jerry in Albuquerque. I put mine no a Black & Decker MM-575 electric lawn mower.... and I am sorry, I do not know anything about the MM1800, type 1. Look it up using Google. When I did this, it seems that it would...BUT, you need to be careful... because it also says that one blade works on the 1800 type 1 and another on the 1800 type 2. So I would not wish to be your decision maker. As suggested, you might wish to look at the shapes and be sure that it is the same as the one you are taking off.
2177027
No chuck comes with this. The bit that comes with the Right Angle at attachment can be pushed out from the back to allow to put in a new bit.
433126
I've done very fie jewlery work, including a number 80 drill bit, which I believe is the smallest commonly available. The chuck would grab a thread, if you put one in it.
1576023
The base of the two larger bits have a shank that will fit a 1/2 chuck. If thats what you got, than thats all it takes.