How do i remove and replace a new chuck?
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The Chuck is mounted on a taper. You need to break the taper using something like a ball joint fork. Not many people would have one of these, so opposing wooden wedges would do the trick. Just remember when the taper lets go, you should have a small bucket to catch the chuck, or it could be damaged in the ensuing flight. Clean both the drive taper, and chuck, dirt and rust are your enemy. Apply light coat of oil, replace chuck on shaft, and tap upward using a wood block between chuck and hammer so as not to damage chuck. Check for run out using a piece of round stock in chuck, and you should be done.
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All previous replies are acceptable. I like a forked wedge which is easy to fabricate from scrap hardwood.
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It is simply tapped on with a block and hammer for install. To take it off I'd recommend some penetrating oil to loosen it, and tapping it downwards with a block and hammer.
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It's a taper fit. You can pop it off with a ball joint tool (fork) or a wedge of some sort. I even used a large screwdriver and a mallet... Then just install a new one with a sharp strike to set the taper.
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The Chuck is mounted on a taper. You need to break the taper using something like a ball joint fork. Not many people would have one of these, so opposing wooden wedges would do the trick. Just remember when the taper lets go, you should have a small bucket to catch the chuck, or it could be damaged in the ensuing flight. Clean both the drive taper, and chuck, dirt and rust are your enemy. Apply light coat of oil, replace chuck on shaft, and tap upward using a wood block between chuck and hammer so as not to damage chuck. Check for run out using a piece of round stock in chuck, and you should be done. The Chuck is mounted on a taper. You need to break the taper using something like a ball joint fork. Not many people would have one of these, so opposing wooden wedges would do the trick. Just remember when the taper lets go, you should have a small bucket to catch the chuck, or it could be damaged in the ensuing flight. Clean both the drive taper, and chuck, dirt and rust are your enemy. Apply light coat of oil, replace chuck on shaft, and tap upward using a wood block between chuck and hammer so as not to damage chuck. Check for run out using a piece of round stock in chuck, and you... » Read More The Chuck is mounted on a taper. You need to break the taper using something like a ball joint fork. Not many people would have one of these, so opposing wooden wedges would do the trick. Just remember when the taper lets go, you should have a small bucket to catch the chuck, or it could be damaged in the ensuing flight. Clean both the drive taper, and chuck, dirt and rust are your enemy. Apply light coat of oil, replace chuck on shaft, and tap upward using a wood block between chuck and hammer so as not to damage chuck. Check for run out using a piece of round stock in chuck, and you should be done. « Show Less
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WEF: It takes a couple of hours, but it isn't difficult. As I said in an earlier Amazon post, you should search YouTube for posted videos that clearly show the entire extraction and cutter replacement process. You can then decide if this is within your capabilities. You'll need some tools and a couple of wood blocks, but those are shown in the videos. Try "MarkerBuoy DeWalt Planer" and you should go to a few good ones. There is also at least one more YT video 'author' of the replacement process that I found very useful. I am VERY pleased w/both the Amazon price of the cutter and the modification's performance - and - substantial noise reduction. Byrd Shelix is a quality company. Jim WEF: It takes a couple of hours, but it isn't difficult. As I said in an earlier Amazon post, you should search YouTube for posted videos that clearly show the entire extraction and cutter replacement process. You can then decide if this is within your capabilities. You'll need some tools and a couple of wood blocks, but those are shown in the videos. Try "MarkerBuoy DeWalt Planer" and you should go to a few good ones. There is also at least one more YT video 'author' of the replacement process that I found very useful. I am VERY pleased w/both the Amazon price of the cutter and... » Read More WEF: It takes a couple of hours, but it isn't difficult. As I said in an earlier Amazon post, you should search YouTube for posted videos that clearly show the entire extraction and cutter replacement process. You can then decide if this is within your capabilities. You'll need some tools and a couple of wood blocks, but those are shown in the videos. Try "MarkerBuoy DeWalt Planer" and you should go to a few good ones. There is also at least one more YT video 'author' of the replacement process that I found very useful. I am VERY pleased w/both the Amazon price of the cutter and the modification's performance - and - substantial noise reduction. Byrd Shelix is a quality company. Jim « Show Less
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Many drill presses have a press fit chuck. Clean the inside of the chuck and the out side of the shaft completely. Put something solid under the chuck and pull down on the handle to force the chuck home firmly. Then tap with a hammer to tighten with a wood block between hammer and chuck.
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No chuck comes with this. The bit that comes with the Right Angle at attachment can be pushed out from the back to allow to put in a new bit.
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You do not need a chuck on this drill. Read the booklet that came with your drill. Grip the drill in front (behind where you put the bit or drill bit in) and pull the trigger. Put the drive in reverse to tight or loosen.
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Simply twist the chuck counter-clockwise...this opens the chuck allowing you to insert the bit. Twist the chuck clock-wise to tighten the bit to the chuck. Be sure not to over-tighten the chuck!
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They are limited to the distance between the cutting face and the chuck. Chip removal could become an issue for a really deep hole. A shaft extension could get you to who knows where....
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you would have to remove the 3/8" chuck and take to hardware store to match threads on the one you removed to match the same on the 1/2" chuck
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Perhpas, but you need the spindle that these slide onto to clamp into the chuck. Found one on Amazon after some searching.
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It has to be the same chuck size. Check the drill and the bit before purchase.
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The drill has a hand chuck ( does not use chuck key.) You put the drill in revere and hold the chuck with your hand until the drill bit is loose and just take it out. Put the drill bit in and punt the drill in forward speed and hold the chuck with your hand until the new drill bit is tight.
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Try going to You Tube, the have a number of good videos on "How to Remove a Drill Chuck". Good luck, sometimes they can be very stubborn. John B.
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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.
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I use a nova chuck. It works great. You can contact me @ coreyk6767 @gmail.com
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Hold down the silver button and twist the chuck left, insert the tip, turn the chuck right to tighten, then release the silver button
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Hello, James. To take off the cutter head, simply turn it at a right angle to its existing position and pull it off. To replace it, place it back on the spring in the same right angle position, push down, and twist back to its original position. Email me if you still have problems. ameliasmra@yahoo.com Dave
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There are two bolts that, when removed, allow the blade to be removed. As to replacing it, I must query the vendor for part number and source. Hope this helps.