CAN I USE A Dremel 4486 MultiPro Keyless Chuck on this
798692
The keyless chuck "Dremel 4486 MultiPro Keyless Chuck" is what I bought and it works great. Good price too.
798693
Yes, I bought one at the same time I bought this B&D, which has MUCH more power than a Dremel.
798694
Yes, I bought one at the same time I bought this B&D;, which has MUCH more power than a Dremel.
1210342
Probably not but let's go over how the foredom is designed. At the motor end the shaft secures to the motor with a collar with a set screw then is covered by the crew on housing. If the dremel shaft cover can fit over that you have one positive check.Next the handle end is a cast piece with a key if the key is the same size it should work.They key is 1mm high by a1cm long.The collar is 1.5 cm in diameter and 1.5 cm long.Hope this helps
1642780
I also would like to use a 4-jawed chuck so please post back what you have learned. I don't know what will fit my unit as I've only done some small, spindle projects. All the Best.
1364927
Not exactly certain what you mean by compatible. The diameter of each drill is the same from tip to base, so you'd need a chuck that can adapt to the various diameters. The length of the drill set ranges from about 1.5 to 4", and I'm not sure if a Dremel is designed to hold the longer tool bits.
2174538
If it has a standard SDS shank it will work. The chuck does have an internal clutch.
2144390
Yes. With the proper bit, there is plenty of power to drive and remove screws. Read my comments about the chuck though before you decide to make a purchase. Thanks
240203
Sorry I am not familiar with that drill press - when I got this - I counted the teeth on the chuck and tried to match the chuck key to the chuck. Looking up your make and model on line might give you an indication of the exact chuck key size you need. Best of luck -
2030031
I bought it for my cordless Dremel Tool but the shaft is bigger than 1/8", so I have to use it in my drill. Dremel makes a larger tool that fits this bit. But I didn't want to buy another tool to fit the bit. Next time I will read ALL the user comments!
2126681
If the dremel has been working for you, this will work just fine. Be careful that you apply proper consistent pressure.
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.
2126680
Should work fine for that, doesn't have the high RPM's as a Dremel does but has plenty of torque and about as much speed as any household drill does,The stand and feed lever should work better then the dremel did. nice working drill for what it costs for sure.
1981573
That depends on the size of what you are using.Determine the chuck size and the mandrel diameter of what fits in the rotary tool you have.If it matches what is in this kit - you probably have a workable fit~
2090265
Amazon has the adapter chuck and it works...i have one my self....Bosch HA3JAW 1/2 inch 3-jaw keyless Chuck with SDS plus Shank...the cost is 40 bucks..
1976694
I used an adjustable chuck with my dremel, part no. 4486 I think, that also works with my Black and Decker. I recommend you purchase an adjustable chuck, and you can fit practically any other bit into your rotary tool.
1592087
Yes, I purchased a Dewalt Keyless Drill Chuck for my Power Driver. Works great as a drill using stardard drill bits.
871209
I don't know for sure. If your drill has the SDS method of inserting drill bits, which means there is no chuck key to tighten the chuck, then I think you will have to use the SDS type of drill bit. They are sold by Bosch on Amazon. If your drill normally takes the regular bits and has a chuck key then theseshould work fine. I am not an expert, but when shopping for a new hammer drill this fall I cam across the SDS style of drill. It looks nice and probablyworks well, but I wanted to use my old bits with it, so I opted for the more traditional type of hammer drill, with the chuck key for normal bits. I don't know for sure. If your drill has the SDS method of inserting drill bits, which means there is no chuck key to tighten the chuck, then I think you will have to use the SDS type of drill bit. They are sold by Bosch on Amazon. If your drill normally takes the regular bits and has a chuck key then theseshould work fine. I am not an expert, but when shopping for a new hammer drill this fall I cam across the SDS style of drill. It looks nice and probablyworks well, but I wanted to use my old bits with it, so I opted for the more traditional type of hammer drill, with the... » Read More I don't know for sure. If your drill has the SDS method of inserting drill bits, which means there is no chuck key to tighten the chuck, then I think you will have to use the SDS type of drill bit. They are sold by Bosch on Amazon. If your drill normally takes the regular bits and has a chuck key then theseshould work fine. I am not an expert, but when shopping for a new hammer drill this fall I cam across the SDS style of drill. It looks nice and probablyworks well, but I wanted to use my old bits with it, so I opted for the more traditional type of hammer drill, with the chuck key for normal bits. « Show Less
2239177
I went to the dremel website and contactedt them via their customer service number to ask this question, and they said the 4000 is compatibale.