What size is the chuck? How big of bits can it hold? 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2"?
1343396
I have my drill in its box. I don't see anything regarding bits. It does talk about "Quick Connect System" I suggest you go to the Black and Decker site. Maybe they have this drill with the information you need. I do know that I much prefer an electric drill vs cordless drill.
363510
Don't think the shank will fit a 3/8" chuck. This unit is designed to be used with 1/2" chuck. Additionally, depending on the material you are cutting you sould be using an 18-volt drill to achieve maximum power under pressure.
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!
1221584
Sorry, I guess, could not understand your question well . In the item description they have mentioned size of all the bits. This set has 1 bit of 5/16, 1 bit of 3/8, 1 bit of 1/2, 3 bits of 1/4 (Various length) and 1 bit of 3/16... hope it helps.
2025935
Will work fine with either size chuck. I prefer to use compact lightweight 3/8" cordless drills but as others have said, if the shank fits a 3/8" chuck, it'll certainly fit a 1/2" chuck.
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.
1606581
Thats a good question. The answer is yes they will. 3/8 is a standard size chuck. As a side note, you can also use bits bigger than 3/8 in your drill. This is achieved by using bits that are simply milled down to fit inside your 3/8 chuck.
1968995
It's a regular 1/2 chuck that is keyless. It will take all bits up to 1/2". Hex shank is better cause they won't slip as round shank will but all will work. Very good drill compared to the old DeWalt 18v I had. Strongly recommend
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.
545553
There are 5 bits plus a 3/8" bearing. The bit sizes are 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4"
1238479
Standard size 1/4 inch bits will not fit but you can purchase assortments of 1/8 inch "precision" bits that have hex heads and other assortments that may be suitable for your needs. search for "precision bits."
181657
it will fit a 3/8 chuck (regular) however you will have a problem keeping the whole thing aligned, and not flying out in a hundred deadly pieces....better to do it by hand?....you're safe if you have a shop drill press
2110893
I use these in a Milwaukee M12 impact driver. The 1/4 bit measures 2 9/16" from the end of the chuck. The 3/16 measures 2 7/16" from the end of the chuck.
1030355
Electrical Residential Service is correct, you'll need a 1/2" chuck to use the largest two bits. A 3/8" chuck will be okay for the smallest 6 bits, and as the others say, the make of the drill used is not relevant.
1718158
Yes, the 1/2" bit will fit a 3/8" chuck. You should really like this set. Highly recommended. If you will be drilling mostly very strong and thick metal, you might want to look at the Dewalt Cobalt Drill Bit set.
187787
I measure 6 1/2 inches with a 7/64 bit attached. Since the chuck extends a bit with a small bit attached, the diameter of a larger bit may have the chuck retract slightly. Table dropped to bottom of travel.
1944465
Look up "mini drill chuck", pretty certain it will bring up some decent choices that will hold your bits mentioned.