what is the piece on the upper right corner?it is a amall chuck for impact drivers?
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It is a Quick Bit attachment for the Drill. All the bits in the set are quick change bits
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I do not know the technical term for it but it is a quick chuck for drills. It is used so it is like an impact driver, where you can change the bits quickly.
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allows the user to change bits by pressing the sleeve back, and insert or take out the bit.
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No, it is not an impact driver. It is just a drill/driver. It has 310 in-pounds (inch) of torque, insufficient for what you need. An impact driver has roughly 1400 in-pounds of torque, better but not quite. An impact wrench might be more of what you need. An Impact wrench can be 300 ft-lbs (4200 in-pounds). You may have to talk to someone at AutoZone or something similar. Hope this is helpful, Harry the Scrapper
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YES ... It will turn your impact driver into a drill. I have two, my other one has a chuck key ( not that it makes a difference) because sometimes I counter sink a screw hole or for wood screws I drill a larger hole for the top. If you drill a lot it works fast.
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But you need toNeiko® 20754A 3/8-Inch Chuck Converter for Impact Drivers with Quick Change Shank | Includes 1/2-Inch Adapter
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It's only for the drill , not impact gun. I thought it would fit both when I ordered it but no dice.
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If it has that type of chuck. I use it on my Ryobi impact driver all the time.
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Black & Decker BDCMTI Matrix Impact Driver Attachment. If you get this attachment, it is.
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Hi a chuck is the clamp that holds the drill bit. If you look at the picture, the chuch is the black clamp which allows you to insert the drill bit.
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Both are 1/4 inch. This Drill does not have a traditional adjustable chuck. 1/4 inch hex bits like an impact driver. You will likely need to buy a drill bit set for it. There is a different set available if you want the adjustable chuck. The drill is a little larger, but still quite small.
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There is an attachment that you can buy to turn it into an impact drill. But it is only a drill, at least that's what I got when I purchased it
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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.
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I bought as a gift for someone with the longer Bosch chuck, works well with that. Not sure about the short impact nose but you could always keep some kind of bit in the hex chuck to give it a longer reach into the holster.
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I have a regular 3/8" chuck with a hex shank that inserts into any hex bit chuck such as the one in this impact driver. I bought at sears about fifteen years ago so they may no longer carry them. An online search for a hex shank 3/8" chuck should get you what you need.
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I did not use this with an impact driver, so I have no direct knowledge. However, I do not see how the impact force would be transferred at right angles, it would seem that it would just push the device off the screw head. My experience is that it is hard to hold this device on the screw head in tight spaces. You have to go slow and steady.
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An impact driver is made to aid in rotating torque to tighten and loosen bolts, lugs etc., a hammer drill applies force towards the medium being drilled into.. like concrete, in which a regular drill and bit would not be able to bore into unless force was being applied toward the concrete.
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In the description, you'll see that one is called a drill and the other is called an impact driver. The drill functions as you probably expect, it is good for drilling holes and you can also use it for driving screws. However, the impact driver is better suited to driving screws than the drill is. One, its torque rating is 4 times the rating of the drill. Two, due to the nature of impact drivers, it does not push back against you when driving a screw. With a drill, if you drive a screw, the drill wants to twist in the opposite direction of the screw. With impact drivers, this tendency is greatly reduced. I recently purchased this set and it is the first impact driver I've used. I really appreciate this aspect of its operation. It is also nice to have both devices so that you don't have to swap bits as much. I frequently drill holes for a screw or bolt. By having both of these, I use the drill to create the hole and then pick up the impact driver to drive in the screw or bolt instead of having to swap out my drill bit for a screw bit or nut driver.
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This a a impact driver kit. It has a hex shank on the bits. There may be a attachment you can purchase for the 3/8 impact gun but I'm not sure.