Is this an SDS or chuck shaft?
1442917
I dont know what sds is but it is on a 1/2 inch chuck and mixes a 5 gallon bucket perfect
1221582
The ends of all sds (splined detent shank) bits are all the same even though the drill bits are different diameters. If a drill says it uses an sds bit it will accept any and all sds bits. I hope this helps.
408905
I have some SDS bits and they don't look anything like the jackhammer bit. So, I would think it's not going to work.
610400
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.
2171256
I don't remember. Chuck fell apart after a few holes. I do not remember if it is variable speed but invariably it is a piece of junk. Ended up buying a small Makita for 200usd at HD. A lot better - still works.
871209
I don't know for sure. If your drill has the SDS method of inserting drill bits, which means there is no chuck key to tighten the chuck, then I think you will have to use the SDS type of drill bit. They are sold by Bosch on Amazon. If your drill normally takes the regular bits and has a chuck key then theseshould work fine. I am not an expert, but when shopping for a new hammer drill this fall I cam across the SDS style of drill. It looks nice and probablyworks well, but I wanted to use my old bits with it, so I opted for the more traditional type of hammer drill, with the chuck key for normal bits. I don't know for sure. If your drill has the SDS method of inserting drill bits, which means there is no chuck key to tighten the chuck, then I think you will have to use the SDS type of drill bit. They are sold by Bosch on Amazon. If your drill normally takes the regular bits and has a chuck key then theseshould work fine. I am not an expert, but when shopping for a new hammer drill this fall I cam across the SDS style of drill. It looks nice and probablyworks well, but I wanted to use my old bits with it, so I opted for the more traditional type of hammer drill, with the... » Read More I don't know for sure. If your drill has the SDS method of inserting drill bits, which means there is no chuck key to tighten the chuck, then I think you will have to use the SDS type of drill bit. They are sold by Bosch on Amazon. If your drill normally takes the regular bits and has a chuck key then theseshould work fine. I am not an expert, but when shopping for a new hammer drill this fall I cam across the SDS style of drill. It looks nice and probablyworks well, but I wanted to use my old bits with it, so I opted for the more traditional type of hammer drill, with the chuck key for normal bits. « Show Less
164113
If your having runout issues contact Delta. They will replace your chuck and arbor for free. If you want a better spindle chuck than the OEM version, try Production Tool Supply. There are many to choose from including keyless ones and most are very high quality. If your just doing basis wood and mild steel projects, Delta spindle chuck should be adequate for that purpose. Good luck.
2107721
It's not SDS, it's an old Hitachi or Makita. Read my review for the Nikko Jack hammer and I go into detail on this. Not easy to cut & weld either as the top is precision machined. Basically, this spade ONLY fits the old obsolete Makita standard that no one uses except the generic knock-off electric jack hammers. It fools you because it looks just like SDS Max? Hex style that you see on all the standard full-sized jack hammers at Home Depot, etc. I have the Nikko and I found that I mostly use the clay spade an use the point or chisel to break up rock once and a while. Another big con is it is very short so it's a back breaker when you dig a hole. I'm considering cutting and welding in an extension to add 1.5 feet.
316171
Correct this is not a replacement chuck. You can contact Bosch directly at 877-267-2499 to discuss the chuck you need.
1088232
The shaft size is actually not relevant for these tools...ALL SDS Plus bits have the same size shaft for connecting to the tool. There are many different drill diameters for the SDS plus bits, but the part that connects into the tools are all the same size. Hope this clarifies the issue.
406396
No. However, this drill is not direct drive. The chuck shaft is mounted above the motor rotor and a gear drives the chuck shaft. It stops rotating quickly. I just finished a pair of oak cradles, each with 28 spindles and 40 screws. I used this drill to drill the 112 spindle and 80 screw holes with countersinks. The drilled performed flawlessly.
1413705
Perhpas, but you need the spindle that these slide onto to clamp into the chuck. Found one on Amazon after some searching.
2090265
Amazon has the adapter chuck and it works...i have one my self....Bosch HA3JAW 1/2 inch 3-jaw keyless Chuck with SDS plus Shank...the cost is 40 bucks..
634517
Yes. I am trying to locate someway of having it replaced by Dewalt. Pain in the arse! It happens when you let go of the trigger suddenly and the brake kicks in and opens the chuck. Bad design.
1374854
Right off hand I am not familiar with that model and do not know the "model" I have. I do have a DeWalt 1/2" cord less hammer drill that I use that chuck on and it works great. The one challange I had was getting the original chuck off of the drill. The allan head screw that holds it on stripped out. I ended up cutting off the chuck in pieces making sure I did not damage the threaded shaft the chuck goes on. After getting the original chuck off the new one went on with no problem.
2090263
SDS and SDS Plus will both fit but SDS Max bits have a larger diameter for larger drills and will not fit.
712734
I recommend contacting teknatool.com. Most often the model numbers refer to whether the chuck accepts inserts, or is machined to accept a specific spindle (1.25 x 8") or metric. There are also some chucks that come with different jaws. Make sure the chuck you select is set up to either accept the insert you need or is made for your lathe spindle.