This goes into the exsisting chuck and does not replace it correct? Does anyone have model number for the 3 jaw chuck that replaces SDC chuck?
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Correct this is not a replacement chuck. You can contact Bosch directly at 877-267-2499 to discuss the chuck you need.
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I ordered the replacement for Diamond Tooth brush. At first the order said it would work for my Diamond toothbrush but it didn't. But eventually I ordered replacement heads for a Diamond toothbrush and it was the right fit. I do not have the replacement part I ordered though or the original Diamond toothbrush part number. I am happy now that I have the correct parts. Have you tried going to INTERTEC.COM to find replacement parts?
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Sure, any chuck will clamp on to it. I just went out to the garage and tried it. It works fine. There are six flats on the Milwaukee 90 degree unit and three moveable flats on the three-jaw chuck. It grips fine; no adapter needed.Clarification: the input shaft can be driven by a standard three jaw chuck from a cordless or corded drill driver. The output however, requires a 1/4-inch hex adapter to be able to grip a drill bit. The one I purchased is a Milwaukee 49-22-1560 1/4-Inch Chuck Attachment, cost $26 a little over a year ago. Hope this helps. Winds up being a little pricey, but sometimes it's the only way to get the job done. Sure, any chuck will clamp on to it. I just went out to the garage and tried it. It works fine. There are six flats on the Milwaukee 90 degree unit and three moveable flats on the three-jaw chuck. It grips fine; no adapter needed.Clarification: the input shaft can be driven by a standard three jaw chuck from a cordless or corded drill driver. The output however, requires a 1/4-inch hex adapter to be able to grip a drill bit. The one I purchased is a Milwaukee 49-22-1560 1/4-Inch Chuck Attachment, cost $26 a little over a year ago. Hope this helps. Winds up being a little pricey, but... » Read More Sure, any chuck will clamp on to it. I just went out to the garage and tried it. It works fine. There are six flats on the Milwaukee 90 degree unit and three moveable flats on the three-jaw chuck. It grips fine; no adapter needed.Clarification: the input shaft can be driven by a standard three jaw chuck from a cordless or corded drill driver. The output however, requires a 1/4-inch hex adapter to be able to grip a drill bit. The one I purchased is a Milwaukee 49-22-1560 1/4-Inch Chuck Attachment, cost $26 a little over a year ago. Hope this helps. Winds up being a little pricey, but sometimes it's the only way to get the job done. « Show Less
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The chuck is a taper fit and requires some patience to get it seated properly. It has "JT33" stamped into the side of it. Hope that helps answer your question. Although I have only used it for "light" work (I build replica black powder pistols), it is a great little unit-no complaints. Pat Gorman
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I just got mine today and the chuck looks pretty decent quality to me. It looks identical to this one on Amazon which gets good reviews: CTA Tools 1930 Straight Lock-On Air ChuckIn fact, I was shopping for a possible replacement but from the reviews, nothing is better than this one which appears to come with the Astro Pneumatic.
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You need a special adapter a normal cuck has three prongs here are used two slots and two groves where the balls holding the bid it dont work for normal chucks
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Hi Karen. Open the chuck and remove the screw in the center of the chuck and then put the allen into the chuck and tighten the chuck. You then lay the drill on a counter and then strike the allen wrench counter clockwise, the chuck and allen must turn counter clockwise at the same time. It might be tight so be persistant. You can do this. hoped this helped Bill.
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Hi. I am not sure but the threads might be left handed so try turning the allen wrench in the opposite direction. You also might have to secure the chuck in a vise or have someone hold it with a large set of pliers while you loosen the allen bolt.
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No. It does not have a chuck to insert a fit into. Only a 1/2 socket drive. A actually tried to use it as a screw driver once with a Snap On 1/2" socket phylips head attachment. It shattered the drive. This is an excellent impact driver. I'm very happy with it. It has excellent datuery life and quick charging. Couldn't be happier to use on my race shop.
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I'm not sure of the brand of chuck I have, but the Jumbo Flat Jaws DO NOT FIT. The mounting screw holes for the Jumbo are smaller than my chucks screw holes, so in the drawer the Jumbo sits...gathering dust instead of making it.
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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
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Yes. I am trying to locate someway of having it replaced by Dewalt. Pain in the arse! It happens when you let go of the trigger suddenly and the brake kicks in and opens the chuck. Bad design.
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I used speed shank accessories which snapped in. Requiring no chuck. I've only used it as a screwdriver to remove screws from kitchen cupboards. It worked perfectly as it was confined space.
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its not a bad design, i have a 795 and had the same problem when i first used it. the chuck has an unusual dubble locking action. close the chuck down on the bit when it stops, grab the black nurled chuck and twist it clockwise again, u will hear a clicking sound as it wratchets down till it locks again, and then the bit wont fall out
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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.
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If your drill's chuck can accept a 3/8" bit, loosely, then it will accept this quick-change chuck. As you can see, it uses the longer (2"+/-) bits, but that is no problem, as you can find them anywhere. This is the best quick-change chuck, BTW.
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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.