will this replace the jacobs model 510 keyless chuck
1267393
yes, the chuck will interchange. It should come with a diagrahm, as how to remove the old chuck, and easily install the new one.
1267394
I certainly does for me, but I am a wood turner and I do not trust kewless. With a key I have personally tightened it and KNOW, it will not fail and at 3000 rpm that is a great import to me. for normal use, I am not sure, but for my quick changes I have five of them and have incamentally larger bits in each one and they work very well. Hope that assists.
1940913
It has to be the same chuck size. Check the drill and the bit before purchase.
1427142
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.
1123260
I use a Milwaukee tool but the bits will fit any standard system that supports the 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex drive chuck.
1351307
I'm not sure. But I would speculate that the Chuck is replaceable. Depending on the size' they range from $10-$30
352956
Yes this drill has a keyless chuck. Meaning you don't have to use a key to switch between bits. Just insert bit into the three jaws of the chuck and hold the outside of the chuck and press on the trigger. Depending on which direction you have the drill, the chuck will tighten or lossen when you pull the trigger.
1337237
SDS Plus shank bits... you will also see a "Jacobs" type chuck with an SDS Plus shank that allows use of any size bit but only for drilling... "Jacobs" type chucks will always loosen their hold on a bit when in hammer mode... always! I use this dril in working my gold mine both to loosen up dirt with rocks and in drilling rock for breaking. The drill pulls a 36" bit but in rock I have limited depth to 10 inches.
2251805
If you bought a Black & Decker LDX112C 12-Volt drill. then you have a keyless chuck. I would definitely buy hex shank drill bits. otherwise the drill bits tend to spin in the chuck. you just can't get the keyless chuck tight enough.
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.
172025
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.
2046538
No, the D3455 has a Jacobs 33 taper. I presume that your spindle #2 means a Morse taper #2. So, look for a chuck that specifically says Morse #2.
352957
It is a keyless chuck. Just twist the black end of the drill - where you insert the bit - to tighten or loosen.
1399413
The outside of the chuck is plastic but the internals are metal. After using this drill and the keyless chuck for awhile I would recommend if your not gonna do alot of bit changing to get the model with the keyed chuck its more secure and wont loosen with alot of drilling
164113
If your having runout issues contact Delta. They will replace your chuck and arbor for free. If you want a better spindle chuck than the OEM version, try Production Tool Supply. There are many to choose from including keyless ones and most are very high quality. If your just doing basis wood and mild steel projects, Delta spindle chuck should be adequate for that purpose. Good luck.
1758069
It doesn't. It comes with different size collets. Keyless chuck is inferior to collets precision wise. It is more convinient, but if you think of precission, you think and look for kits, which have collets, not chucks. If looking for general use rotary tool, harbor freight one is just excellent and cheap. I have both: drilling pcb with Proxxon, and do everything else with HF. One more thing: if used with Proxxon drill press, you will have a very precise tool for drilling; if you attach Proxxon KT 70 table, you will have very precise milling machine... and so on ;-)
706454
Yes this also works on the 3961. As a good rule of thumb if it uses the regular collet it will accept the Keyless Chuck.
165334
I measured the chuck to be 15/16" of an inch. It is not a heavy duty chuck. I tried it in an impact driver and it locked up. I had to use a pair of pliers to open it. So much for it being keyless. I would think it would be okay for light duty.