Will this be compatible with a hammer drill with a keyless chuck? The Jacobs site says nothing about keyless chucks specific to hammer drills.
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I imagine it depends on the drill and what kind of Chuck it can take. This chuck is threaded to screw onto a 1/2 20. Threaded shafts (I think) it fits the shafts of my radial arm saw extension. Some drills take a tapered chuck I belive. So bottom line. See what the drill uses.
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After reading all the questions:: Thought to add:I just used this bit in my DeWalt 18v standard drill (NOT a hammer drill or a "driver") CORDLESS.It fit right in that "quick chuck" that comes on these common battery tools.Note: This would NOT fit in any 3/8" chuck tool...or, 1/4" for that matter.
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The 3rill is a Drill/Driver/Impact driver, not a hammer drill. It has a 1/4" Hex Shank chuck and I am unaware of any masonry bits that will work with this type of chuck. To answer your question, could you.....probably, should you.....no. I would recommend getting a hammer drill for this purpose. Check out the Rockwell Shop Series hammer drill, it is fairly inexpensive and will do exactly what you need. http://www.amazon.com/Rockwell-ShopSeries-RC3136-2-Inch-Hammer/dp/B003EI7WOC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1401281173&sr=8-3&keywords=Rockwell+Hammer+Drill
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Yes, but that feature on a cordless drill is mostly a marketing ploy. Hammer is the highest torque setting. Even on the Milwaukee 28V drill, which is in every way a superior tool, the hammer drill setting generates more noise than impact. Its effect is not much different from exceding the torque setting.
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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.
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Not on this particular model. I would suggest, however, if you need a drill with a side handle fordaily use, a Millwaukee hammer drill would be a wiser choice-and cheaper in the long run!
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I fhave a standard cordless drill. It just fits in the chuck and I tighten it and off I go. As I recall you should only go in the clockwise/tighten direction. Its easy. And it works very well.
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You see I'm not really sure. Another Amazon person said it does not have a chuck key. I don't know muchabout drills. My husband has an older drill. Maybe you can find a review on Utube? Sorry. I sent the pinkdrill back.
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We use Jacobs chucks on our drills. You should not have an issue with the chuck, however if you choose to replace it the thread size for the PS31 is 1/2 - 20. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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Should work. HOWEVER...1 the bit holder is not very good- the bits just dropout. It also has an aluminum sleeve-which won't hold up very well in the rougher hammer drill operation. Dewalt bits that I've had seem to be pretty good. They should take hammer driving as good as any (unless hardened steel is recommended against for hammer drilling. I've had them shatter, softer might be better-these are hardened.) Personally I wouldn't use this bit holder to drive blue concrete screws. Good luck.
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It might if the hex part and notch are in the same position. Bosch Brute [Bosch HS2169 Brute 1-1/8 in. Hex Hammer Steel 5-1/2 in. Clay Spade]for $69 and the shaft looks longer than this. I own this attachment and use it with the Neiko electric jack hammer. My main complaint is the length is short so your bent over as you use it but otherwise it is great. For $20 more you will get a clay spade that you know will work and appears to have a longer shaft which has a lot of benefits especially as you dig a hole.
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I have a dewalt drill but I think any drill will work. The drill brush is just an attachment like any other. I would try your drill first, I don't see it bring a problem.
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Regular bits do not work. We bought some hex bits that do fit the Makita. We also bought a chuck that fits the shaft that takes regular bits. The chuck has worked well with the exception of a few problems loosing the keyless chuck that is not an issue with the Makita.
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I have both a Black & Decker & a Dewalt drill. They both manually close on the bit with a hand twist, no chuck key needed. I'm not sure why a Dewalt bit would be any different than any other bit.
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Yes, I purchased a Dewalt Keyless Drill Chuck for my Power Driver. Works great as a drill using stardard drill bits.
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It has a keyless chuck which works just like any other keyless chuck I have used in the past. The shaft is always locked when not in use which makes it easy to tighten and release the chuck, but I don't think that it what you are asking.
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Right off hand I am not familiar with that model and do not know the "model" I have. I do have a DeWalt 1/2" cord less hammer drill that I use that chuck on and it works great. The one challange I had was getting the original chuck off of the drill. The allan head screw that holds it on stripped out. I ended up cutting off the chuck in pieces making sure I did not damage the threaded shaft the chuck goes on. After getting the original chuck off the new one went on with no problem.