What is the chuck's maximum size? I.e., what is the largest bit shaft it could hold?
1055676
I would not recommend as a "working bit" much bigger than 3/16" but you could use a 1/4" I would not recommend it.
1055677
Nothing lager then 1/4" . It works well with small bits, but be careful not to force a bit in or you'll find yourself stuck figuring out how to remove it without damaging the tool. Remember to keep it oiled and you should be good to go. How this helps.
1055678
I believe little bit 1/4 is the Max can take but is very good for the small size.. Thanks for asking .
1055679
You may "introduce" a 7/64" bit, but I will not recommend "working" with more than a 1/4" bit.
1449139
It might help some, and it wouldn't hurt to try it, but I flattened the round shaft in 3 areas, so it would hold better in the chuck, but the shaft is made of aluminum, and mine eventually spun and sheared off. I was drilling some holes in pretty dense ground, and when the end of the shaft sheared off, it wasn't a big deal. I just reinserted the shaft and continued drilling with a shaft that was about an inch shorter. The auger worked fine, was cheap enough, and saved me a lot of time.
1936094
All of the bits have a ⅜" diameter by 1⅛" long shank. The main part of the shank is determined by the size of the bit.
438816
The shaft is 3/8 on the tool but, it is tapered so the drill chuck jaws can bite down so it will hold on to it, I have used it in my 3/8, 1/2 and my 1/2 mill, with no problem, I hope this helps you!
2030031
I bought it for my cordless Dremel Tool but the shaft is bigger than 1/8", so I have to use it in my drill. Dremel makes a larger tool that fits this bit. But I didn't want to buy another tool to fit the bit. Next time I will read ALL the user comments!
1221580
I'm not an expert in that arena but SDS+ to the best of my understanding has always the same "shank" diameter. But not sure about the shaft thing. You can take a look @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drill_bit_shank
1944465
Look up "mini drill chuck", pretty certain it will bring up some decent choices that will hold your bits mentioned.
210035
Yes, I would thing if you fine a Jacob chuck you can use large size bitts, or drivers. I wouldn't go above 1/4 in metal or 3/4" in wood. Another drill to look at is the Festool CSX drill kit, it gives you several options.. but The Bosch is a great go to drill. Battery will last and last.
2187279
impossible...... thats why I hate this junk....the chunk is TOO small & it does'nt fit any bit. I am telling you from alot experience in many chunks ,drill and bits. It is must insert easlyYou must break it
1072741
I have seen a number of questions regarding the drill diameter capacity of this drill's drill chuck. So, in order to finally put these drill diameter questions to rest, I have measured the smallest and largest diameter drill that will fit this drill's drill chuck. Drum roll, please . . . The SMALLEST and LARGEST drill sizes that will fit into this chuck are a 1/64" [0.039mm] (smallest) and 9/32" [7.06mm] (largest) diameter drill bit, respectively. Hope this helps . . .
1706096
The bits are about 6inches long. As far as the chuck, that depends on the drill you are using. Its a 1/4in hex head. Even though there is specs lacking details about these tools, you can however go to dewalts website and enter in what you are looking on amazon.
1467389
the dremel "chuck" will accomodate most anything a standard drill motor chuck will..never measured the largest drill possible...but it will take full sized drill bits
1630421
It is meant to go onto a electric motor shaft, but I don't see why it would not screw into a chuck assuming the thread size is correct.
1513184
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!
165334
I measured the chuck to be 15/16" of an inch. It is not a heavy duty chuck. I tried it in an impact driver and it locked up. I had to use a pair of pliers to open it. So much for it being keyless. I would think it would be okay for light duty.
1936093
All of the bits have a &#8540;" diameter by 1&#8539;" long shank. The main part of the shank is determined by the size of the bit.
1611156
They might sell for that size an adapter you screw on first the chuck size is 1"x8tpi and it comes with an adapter for 3/4 16tpi, and I know that there are other sizes as well.