Can someone measure the shank size to tell 4mm or 1/8" for sure General 500 takes 4mm bits
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The actual thickness is 2/16, or 1/8" the shanks themselves are 11/16 long before the actual head, and when placed in driver there is 3/8" still exposed before the actual heads, hope this was helpful. sincerely James
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I have the 5/8" dia x 10" long bit. It has a turned shaft that appears to be right at 1/2" dia...perhaps even a 32'nd less or so. This item is for a common/std "hammer drill" -- NOT the SDS series. There are NO FLATS on the shank. Hope this helps. Mel in Montana
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To answer that question for ANY available drill bit or bit set on the market, you simply need to know the max chuck size for your drill and the shank size of the drill bit. For example if you're drill has a max chuck size of 3/8" then you know that it can accept bits with shanks that are 3/8" or SMALLER. I believe this set is 1/4" shank (from what I get from the limited info in the listing). Since 1/4" is SMALLER than 3/8" (1/4" = 2/8"...2 is smaller than 3) it should fit.
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They are standard 1/4" hex so they should fit any 1/4" driverGood solid bits
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All of the bits have a &#8540;" diameter by 1&#8539;" long shank. The main part of the shank is determined by the size of the bit.
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All standard 1/4" bits will fit. However the one I got only worked about 6 months before it quit working.
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I believe it takes up to 1/4 inch bit. Anything larger than that , I'd use a power drill.
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Unscrew (if possible) the 1/4-inch bit and this should expose an 1/8-inch bit. Otherwise, if you cannot unscrew the bigger bit, you can buy a 1/4-inch to 1/8-inch bit from any electronics store.
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It is neither 1/4 nor 3/8, it has a standard hex collet sized to fit the usual interchangeable screwdriver bits. You can get a chuck that has a hex shank or drill bits with hex shanks, your choice, but there is neither chuck nor bits included with this tool. There are two batteries and a charger included, though.
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Standard size 1/4 inch bits will not fit but you can purchase assortments of 1/8 inch "precision" bits that have hex heads and other assortments that may be suitable for your needs. search for "precision bits."
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I measure the hexagon shank of the bits (the part that goes into the screwdriver) to be 3.95mm (0.155") across the flats. I would assume that generally speaking the screwdriver will work for any 4mm bit. .... BTW this is a GREAT screwdriver set. I love it.
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Melissa,The router bits I have are 1/2" shanks. If you've orders the entire system, it comes with these bits.
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I measured 1.25...but what is important to understand is....Why do you care??? You will NOT be able to use any of the bits you have if they did not come with this unit. It is not the size but the way the bits are machined that make it specific ONLY to this tool. For the price you can't beat it..but don't expect to just use your other bits or just go to Home Desperate and find a replacement bit. It ain't gonna happen.
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These are standard jobber drill bits. The shank is the same size as the flute part of the drill. The shank is also smooth. It just depends on how small the chuck can close down to. Some 1/2" drill chucks will not clamp down on the smallest of bits but the limit is whatever size the chuck will tighten to, will determine what the smallest drill bit you will be able to use. ... P.S. Okay after a little checking. This has a 1/4" hex socket probably with a magnet in the bottom of the socket to hold the screwdriver tip or special drill bit in the socket. These drill bits have a smooth shaft the same diameter as the drill therefore these will NOT work with this screwdriver unless you have a separate chuck with a 1/4" hex shaft to insert in the socket on the screwdriver.
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Yes, it will drive all the 1/4 inch hex shank stuff. This is my favorite "driver tool". I highly recommend it.
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I might go with the keyless chuck version by Neiko: Neiko® 20753A Keyless Chuck Conversion Tool | 1/4-Inch Shank
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This will accept any 1/8" or 1/4" bit, Just put the correct collet in and you're good to go. I am not sure that you can lay hand on the 1/4" carbide bit, however. They were laying low when I looked for them. Rotozip makes a 5/32", but DeWalt doesn't make such a collet. They might interchange. I didn't need to know bad enuf to find out.