I am confused about the required size of the drill. Is it 1/2" or 3/8"?
1099699
I'm not sure. It is square on the end so does not fit tightly but would probably work with both. I use 3/8. It works great but does not fit quite right and has to be tightened occasionally. I use it to mix wet, thick clay and it does a good job.
1099700
It fits in my 1/2 inch craftsmen cordless nice i dont know if it will fit a 3/8 drill
1099701
I use with a 3/8th inch drill. It does not fit perfectly. I think it would fit either one but has a square neck and I have to stop and tighten every now and then. I use it to mix clay and when it is working, it does a great job. Actually, don't think it fits either. I do like mine but wish it was a better fit.
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.
153468
Yes it will fit a 3/8" drill chuck but the shaft of the auger is round where it should be hexagonal since the torque created by the three in h auger will cause the shaft to slip in the chuck. Considered not fit for purpose and returned for refund.
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
1372371
This is a standard npt fitting for air tools and paint guns, I believe it to be 3/8, yes. It was for an air tool.
168884
There are different drill bit packagesyou can buy. This will fit most anything youd use. 3/8 is how wide the drill will open to fit bits. By normal they mean your standard bits. So this will fit most of them. Youhave to get pretty big to not fit this which honestly youd need amore powerful drill for those applications anyhow. Hope this helps but if not take a trip to your local Lowes or what have you & ask them what bits & drills will fit a 3/8 driver. You will see it is your standard stuff
2089044
I believe 1/2 inch. If you are going to use a drill to crank rotate it, you will need a drill that takes the larger size bit, like a hammer drill. Although I simply crank it by hand and it works fine.
1937170
Yes3/8 is correct, but also I use these in larger 1/2 inch drill which has an adjustable chuck, and adjustable drilling speed, which makes the drills last much longer before the need to sharpen.
391344
The mandrel has a 3/8" shift and it looks like your drill has a 1/2" chuck. Also fits my Ridged drill so you should be okay.
2218711
I do not know since I bought it for a hand held application and I do not have that type of drill. Sorry.
683179
You need to use a normal 3/8 inch drill. The mandrel has a cap that fits over the hole cutting saw and then put it in the drill. Check with someone who is a carpenter with you rdrill set.
1947491
I believe it was 3/8th or 11/32, I used a hand nut driver. Im not sure if that is the proper name for the tool. However it is like a screwdriver.
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.
55370
Both of the other answers are wrong.I bought this one and have used it. Definitely a 3/8" ratchet.
2231582
I believe 1/2 inch, not sure for tool is on another job at this time. I'll follow up tomorrow
2169335
Snarky - I don't think so!!! Shaft size varries by what you order. Some are for a 3/8 " drill, others for a 1/2 " drill and others are for a 5/8 shaft. Please read the descriptions fully and they will tell you what the shaft size is.
2206885
I just took a magnet to them. They are magnetic. We have a 1/2" drill, but yes they would fit in a 3/8" drill too.