Is this a 3/4-Inch Hex ?
1852495
No. I measured it with a digital vernier caliper. These are the dimensions: Round shaft: 0.93", Hex (flat to flat) 1.18", Top round shaft 0.93", cut part is 1". Keep in mind the item is made in metric dimensions no english units. Also, remember that this is the old Hitachi standard and is different than the standard Hex sizes used today.
1852496
No. It is kind of a weird/non standard shape and configuration. That means it will be difficult for you to find additional pieces or replace a broken one. The tool works well. I have had it for over a year and I don't use it weekly and when I do just to dig up hard soil with rocks...but it works great. It is so cheap, compared to others, that I just figured that if/when it breaks, I will just throw it away and buy another. The only down side is the configuration of the tools.
1852497
It only fits the TR Industrial-Grade 4-Piece Electric Demolition Jack Hammer, with 3 SDS Bits - Point, Flat, Scoop Shovel Spade Bit. Look it up on Amazon. I do not have it with me but it seems to be bigger than 3/4 inch for sure. I won't fit into any of the "brand name" demo hammers. My suggestion would be by the whole thing - it is under150usd. It works great. I have had mine for 4 years and it saw a lot of action. I hope it helps
1852498
gosh, I would not know. I returned it since I needed a 1 1/8" for a Bosch jack hammer.
593371
most are straight shank. the larger ones have some grooves, but I wouldn't say they are hex. So I guess if your question is if this is a set of hex shank drill bits, the answer would be no.
1938957
Look at the metal part if it measures 1" then yes if it measures 3/4 you need type A
2256392
Yes, the base has a hex screw. The top and middle horizontal sections unscrew too.
1852189
no - when I ordered this part number I received a 3.5mm to 3.5mm; instead of the product as described 3.5mm to 2.5mm
1306869
If it is a pure 1/2" bit, that is to say the whole shank is 1/2" then : No. If the 1/2" bit is reduced to <3/8" shank, a common case, then: yes.
544634
The image is correct. It is 2 x 3 pin male jacks. The female end is 4 pin. So it's like the description says: 3.5mm 4 Pin [female] to 2x3 Pin [male] 3.5mm
1277877
No. It's a little small I tried to do the same thing and it didn't work. I think it's 3/4"
810116
Yes. This will make the tool able to accept standard hex bits like the ones commonly used on screw drivers. (1/4" hex measured across the flat sides) and also acepts the leatherman bits that come with the tool and the bit kits available frpm Leatherman.
1889713
Google is your friend... 4 x 40 NC single hex; 6 x 32 NC single hex; 8 x 32 NC single hex; 10 x 24 NC single hex; 10 x 32 NF single hex; 12 x 24 NC single hex; 14 x 20 NC single hex; 1/4in. x 28 NF single hex; 5/16in. x 18 NC single hex; 5/16in. x 24 NF single hex; 3/8in. x 16 NC single hex; 3/8in. x 24 NF single hex; 7/16in. x 14 NC single hex; 7/16in. x 20 NF single hex; 1/2in. x 13 NC single hex; 1/2in. x 20 NF single hex; 3mm x .50; 3mm x .60; 4mm x .70; 4mm x .75; 580; 5mm x .90; 6mm x 1.00; 7mm x 1.00; 8mm x 1.25; 9mm x 1.00; 9mm x 1.25; 10mm x 1.25; 10mm x 1.50; 11mm x 1.50; 12mm x 1.50; 12mm x 1.75; 1/8in. x 27 NPT pipe hex; 1/8in. x 28 BSP pipe hex
1101522
Yes it will. It will work with any 1/4-Inch hex shank bit/tool that you would like to use with it.
1794457
umm i dont know for sure but they do have smaller hex things so the want attach. So i would say no.
388041
As previous reply indicates, it doesn't appear so. However the slot for the thumb screw on the end has a socket that accepts any standard hex shaped bit. You just need to fully unscrew the thumb screw to make it accessible.
1621259
These are NOT 3/4" barb fittings, as I thought. the size is 5/8. this is 1/8" smaller than 3/4" for those who don't like math.
1712707
Any bit set that has 1/4-inch hex would work for this - Im sure Black & Decker also sells bit sets. Keep in mind that this works better as a screw driver than a drill so not recommended to find drill bits larger than 3/16".
2172706
No it is not. I suggest you find a good spot for the hex tool as it is small and may get lost. Also it is plastic and if you hit the tool against something it can break.
2231677
I am not sure if it is, however the pin diameter is just under 1/16" and is 1/4" long.