what type of chuck does the drill/driver have? How about run out?
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It's an all-metal chuck with carbide (machine steel) toothed inserts for actual tool contact. Rather than a continuously ratcheting close, you tighten the chuck down on the tool, and the chuck cams over to a locked position. (Although ratcheting gives you nice feedback about the tightening process, it doesn't necessarily give you a yes/no on when you are truly locked.) Once you've cam-locked, it's neither possible nor necessary to tighten the chuck any further. I have never actually measured the run-out, but it is at least as good as any other drill I have used. A properly seated drill bit, when spun at high speeds, shows a nice narrow profile, with no sign of tip wobble. (This is of course not a really scientific test, as it depends on things like the user's eyesight, etc.) I worry about run-out too, but with a hand-held drill of this quality, the quality of drilling will probably depend at least as much on the operator's ability to hold the tool perfectly steady and drive in a perfectly straight path.
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It has a magnetic hex-style chuck, much like impact drivers. Just don't buy it though, its not worth it. It'll just break.
1938237
Not sure if I am understanding your question correctly. What I did do is grab the drill and I was able to turn the chuck without pulling the trigger or powering up the drill. I hope this helps.
1592087
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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Short answer, "couldn't tell". I pulled battery out and read LBX20 20V max type 5 26Wh 5INR19/65You didn't ask but I am not real happy about the chuck-won't tighten like my old Riobi-when I go to large drill may have to tighten with channel locks.
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Kind of... You need special drill bit that fits the drill. Bits come in various sizes, but they must have a hex end to fit in the "chuck". You can buy the special bit at most home improvement stores.
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The only thing I can tell you is : hold the chuck and reverse the drill,on high speed or high torgue. Good luck ps maybe wear gloves, rubber
1940913
It has to be the same chuck size. Check the drill and the bit before purchase.
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I use a nova chuck. It works great. You can contact me @ coreyk6767 @gmail.com
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I just keep one of the 2 drills in the bag along with a bit set I need for that job. If I need both, I have to transport that drill in a different tool bag.
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Actually the chuck is the size of the drill bit your drill will hold. You open the chuck to change the drill bit. This drill will hold a 3/8" drill bit very easily. It comes with some bits. You can then purchase additional size bits that do not come with it.
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Cannot say, my drill came to me weeks ago broken, the drivers bit would not turn called general tool,they said they would send me another one still have not received. So I could not recommend anything about the drill.Michael Rogers
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Drill/Driver Chuck: 3/8". Impact Driver Chuck: 1/4" Quick connect HexI answered the same question before. Additional Info:Variable speed (0-800 RPM)1300 IN/LB torque, 20VMy view: great product
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Yes, there is. Milwaukee 43-72-0550 Bit Holder; fits most drill drivers and impact drivers. Low price is $.79 and high price around $12.00.
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The tool has standard 1/4" drive so you'd have to use some type of adapter to use a drill bit. It doesn't have a chuck mechanism.
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I replaced a chuck on my Delta that had .020 run out with this chuck and it only has .003
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You need to check with black and decker or look at the product in a hardware store but that being said, I seriously doubt it would work. The socket tube that holds the screw driver tips that are shown with the drill is a quick change magnet type hex socket chuck. It may not have the clearance let all of the double end screw driver tips pass thru the hex socket and the tips that do pass thru the hex socket might not have enough socket depth to provide enough hex engagement.