Does this fit a 3/8" chuck or a 1/2" chuck? One reviewer said it fit the former, while a second reviewer said it fit the latter. Thanks!
2025935
Will work fine with either size chuck. I prefer to use compact lightweight 3/8" cordless drills but as others have said, if the shank fits a 3/8" chuck, it'll certainly fit a 1/2" chuck.
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.
2025937
I use it with a 3/8" chuck Bosch cordless drill. So both answers are correct. Anything that a 3/8" can handle a 1/2" can too...
2206295
The chuck size is 1/32" - 3/8" or 1mm - 10mm. I'd suggest reading my product review on this drill driver before deciding to purchase one.Bobby...
1828518
I have the smaller 11-950 Type2 (8" drill press) and this chuck fits mine quite well. The original chuck on my press is marked "1/2 JT33", meaning it has a Jacobs Taper 33 spindle commonly used for drill chucks. I'm guessing your chuck is marked the same. This chuck will fit any tool with that taper.BTW - the original chuck on my press was trouble from the start. It was very hard to adjust. This chuck moves smoothly and adjusts easily. I wish Delta had used a better chuck.
800088
I imagine it depends on the drill and what kind of Chuck it can take. This chuck is threaded to screw onto a 1/2 20. Threaded shafts (I think) it fits the shafts of my radial arm saw extension. Some drills take a tapered chuck I belive. So bottom line. See what the drill uses.
181657
it will fit a 3/8 chuck (regular) however you will have a problem keeping the whole thing aligned, and not flying out in a hundred deadly pieces....better to do it by hand?....you're safe if you have a shop drill press
231993
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
589230
No , its just 1/2 chuck instead of 3/8 but not for hammer drill , choose hammer drill feature if you intended to use for hammer drill.
1534695
I don't know what you're referring to, but my husband uses it to mix mud for texturing walls, etc., and he is always bragging about this device, and he tells everyone about it! Many of his construction buddies were envious, he uses it with a DEWALT DW130V 9 Amp 1/2-Inch drill with spade handle - I'm not sure if it fits a 3/8 chuck
1541332
Can't really answer you question. This chuck fits a tapered shaft with a taper of maybe 11/16" x 5/8 " over maybe 1-1/2" shaft length
1099700
It fits in my 1/2 inch craftsmen cordless nice i dont know if it will fit a 3/8 drill
153469
3/8" of an inch is 10mm which is the size of the shank on this item which goes into the drill chuck so it would be tight . I use this on my cordless drill it's a great little tool for the garden, hope this helps.
570849
Depends on your spindle threads. My chuck came as 1" 8tpi. It also came with a 3/4" adapter
2093222
The hole is 7/16" on mine, but there is a burr around the edges that might be troublesome for a rod of that diameter. The rod they supply (which is very short), fits perfectly though and it's exactly 3/8".
1606583
Yes, it will. At least it did in mine. The 1/2 inch drill is tapered-down so that it will also fit the 3/8 inch chuck as well.
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
518318
The chuck holds 1/16 inch (0,0625) drills securely. So, I suppose that a 2.3 mm (0.23cm or 0.091 inch) drill bit should be held securely by the chuck.
1352822
It's like a regular drill bit, will fit a 3/8 inch drill, but I wouldn't buy it unless you are drilling into loose soil. The shaft will strip and then just spin around in the drill.