chuck size, 3/8, 1/2?
304195
Drill/Driver Chuck: 3/8". Impact Driver Chuck: 1/4" Quick connect Hex I answered the same question before. Additional Info: Variable speed (0-800 RPM) 1300 IN/LB torque, 20V My view: great product
304196
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
1675843
3/8" is the norm for everything. 1/2" is what we use for taking of truck tires. I'd go with the 3/8" if he bolts you sre working with are not larger than an inch or more
2025936
Both. If it fits a 3/8" chuck, it will also fit a 1/2" chuck. It fits my 3/8" chuck, and, since 1/2" is larger than 3/8" it will fit that one too. Your only concern would only be if you have a SMALLER chuck, for example, a 1/4" chuck. Hope that helps.
1534692
Yes, that is what I used. 3/8" chuck will be fine. I mixed about 3 gallons of thin set mortar, so self leveling should be no problem. Depends more on the power of the drill motor. Has lasted me over a year to date.
629679
Look closer at the decriptions. the 180 is a 3/8" chuck and the 181 is a 1/2" chuck. 1/2" chucks let you use a wider variety and larger bits and attachments and stuff. But for a cordless drill, I feel like the 3/8" one does all I ever need it to do. I have a much more powerful corded drill that has a 1/2" chuck
437062
I have a standard household type cordless drill. It's 3/8 chuck. It didn't work, and so I either had to return it or buy a new drill. I didn't feel like buying a new drill. I returned it and I'll get something smaller. Unless you are sure you have a heavy-duty type drill, check it before you order this.
161484
Yes, it has the 1/4" quick change bit holder. If you want the 3/8" chuck, you will need to look at the other model #.
807246
For me, I use 3/8" tooling. I think this is too small to see any benefit from the rigidness of 1/2", and the 1/4" requires a pretty big shim. 3/8" gets my toolpoint pretty close to centerline, with minimal shims. I eventually went to a QCTP, primarily to eliminate the time required shim/align the cutter to centerline, but still use the 3/8" shanks.
723199
I think it is 3/8". The shank is a cloverleaf with three sides. I use it in a power drill but have to tighten often.
1672776
The Nova chuck is probably 11/2X8 thread, so you will need 11/2" to 11/4" insert.
584832
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit!1/2 bits probably wont fit!
570849
Depends on your spindle threads. My chuck came as 1" 8tpi. It also came with a 3/4" adapter
1294954
It will fit in any 1/2" drill. Should fit in a 3/8" too, but having the power of a 1/2" helps. If you are planning on boring holes to water trees and shrubs, I found that I did not need this to pre-drill hole for the tree root waterer as the stream of water made it's own hole.
1684967
Standard sizes from 1/4 up to 1/2 inch. 1/4, 9/32??? 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2 and obviously I'm missing one. It's smaller than the 1/4, maybe it's 3/16. I've almost never used that, or the 9/32.
79632
There is no size given on the box or paperwork. I compared it to a drill bit and it looks to be between - 1/8 and 7/64
891721
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.
2179709
You must first remove the 3/8 chuck, and then check the threads, If the threads are the same, it will work. However the power of the 3/8 drill motor is not sufficient to use the larger bits, only a few will work without straining the drill, causing it to overheat, and possibly damaging your drill.