how to load keyless chuck
1064186
You just hold on to keyless chuck tightly with your hand, put drill in forward or reverse and squeeze trigger lightly to open or close keyless chuck and insert or remove drill bit. Reverse procedure as necessary.
1064187
It's very simple, you just hold the drill firmly in one hand and twist the end of the chuck in the other. Open wide enough to insert the size bit you need then twist in the other direction. The chuck will move very little while twisting.
2278147
Use your key to tighten the chuck, then use a wood block and hammer to tap and lock it in. Be careful not to damage chuck.
484814
No, you need the hex. locking type. The round one just spin around and slip and slide. I thought I'd read that you couldn't use the hex kind but it is wrong. Don't need a chuck. hope that is helpful. I know little about drills but am learning. Drove me batty at first trying to figure out what they were talking about but nice drills Just buy or use the hex type.
1297866
My sis-in-law's unit came with the chuck assembly not fully bedded (not installed) thus when you twisted the chuck to open it, it wouldn't. I had to reinstall it by pressing down on it firmly but once it was fixed the chuck opens when you twist clockwise (with the bit insertion hole facing you) to letter "R" and then you insert the bit then twist counter-clockwise back to "S". The unit didn't come with any instructions but they emailed it a few days after I received it. Would've been nice had they emailed it right after it was ordered. If you haven't received the instructions, reach out to the seller or leave your email and I'll be happy to forward them to you.
2251805
If you bought a Black & Decker LDX112C 12-Volt drill. then you have a keyless chuck. I would definitely buy hex shank drill bits. otherwise the drill bits tend to spin in the chuck. you just can't get the keyless chuck tight enough.
2177028
It has a magnetic hex-style chuck, much like impact drivers. Just don't buy it though, its not worth it. It'll just break.
239526
remove the key from the fon. then on the sides you will see two small notches use a small screwdriver to pry the two pieces apart, work it all the way around once you have that back apart a little bit
1995719
Hold the chuck firm in one hand. Press the trigger while in reverse and the chuck will loosen
1413705
Perhpas, but you need the spindle that these slide onto to clamp into the chuck. Found one on Amazon after some searching.
1503986
There should be a disc inside that has the software to program it to whatever keys you want. Its a small disc and is easily missed inside the packaging.
1020214
Does not have chuck. It uses "rapid load, speed load, etc) bits. So, it depends on the adapter but not made for larger than I'd say 1/4'' in my opinion. I use it for quick light drilling but mostly as a very handy power screwdriver with plenty of power for that...
2118754
I don't see any reaso why that wouldn't be possible. They are independent circuits, though they do work together when using the remote start. But using the keyless entry should work fine as a standalone function apart from the remote start. IMHO though, if you're already that deep into the install, it would be better to wrap it up all at once as opposed to going back in later unless there are other circumstances to contend with. Hope this helps.
862406
Works fine for us, we dont use the chuck.... we mostly iuse the magnetic nutsetter and chage bits as needed
2012514
try this link (I just googled it and it looks like my instructions) http://www.bjindustriesinc.com/pdfs/backjack-assembly.pdf
1849129
Yes....this is pretty much a universal drive kit. It has an assortment of bits that fit into a (1/4 standard) magnetic tip. If you have any screw gun, this kit will work nicely. Quick connect, as the bits all slip in, no chuck or key needed once the socket bit is put in. Nice kit for any homeowner.
377602
You can purchase a free standing drive unit that connects by USB. I have one and used it to load programs.
1356264
I have both a Black & Decker & a Dewalt drill. They both manually close on the bit with a hand twist, no chuck key needed. I'm not sure why a Dewalt bit would be any different than any other bit.