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Makita 192077-2 3/8-Inch Keyless Chuck for 3/8-Inch 24 Thread Spindle for 6701D, 6720D, 6176D, 6791D and 6891D Drills
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Our Price: $34.20
List Price: $39.40
Your Save: $ 5.20 ( 13% )
Sales Rank: #14264 (lower is better)
Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
Manufacturer: Makita
Avg. Customer Rating:   
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Brand: Makita
EAN: 0088381104548
Manufacturer: Makita
Model: 192077-0
Dimensions (in): 5 x 2 x 2
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Makita 192077-2 3/8-Inch Keyless Chuck for 3/8-Inch 24 Thread Spindle for 6701D, 6720D, 6176D, 6791D and 6891D Drills Features
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- Fits Makita models 6701D, 6720D, 6176D, 6791D and 6891D Drills
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Makita 192077-2 3/8-Inch Keyless Chuck for 3/8-Inch 24 Thread Spindle for 6701D, 6720D, 6176D, 6791D and 6891D Drills Description
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Converts Key Drill Chuck into Keyless Chuck
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Makita 192077-2 3/8-Inch Keyless Chuck for 3/8-Inch 24 Thread Spindle for 6701D, 6720D, 6176D, 6791D and 6891D Drills customer reviews:
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Must Have for Impact Drivers
This chuck allows you to use regular drill bits in impact drivers with 1/4" hex drives. It works great and is a much better keyless chuck than the ones Dewalt puts on their drills, for instance. It could be a little smaller for the actual capacity it has. (Tool belt space is valuable!)
KEYLESS CHUCK FOR IMPACT DRILL
Great idea but has limitations. I used it once to drill a 3/8 inch hole in wood. The drill went into impact mode when it encoutered hard wood and locked the drill bit into the chuck. I was unable to remove the drill bit since the chuck had frozen in the locked position. I wound up destroying the chuck to retrieve my drill bit. I would only recommend using this tool for small hole drilling in which case buying a set of drills with the hex shank is cheaper than buying the chuck adapter.
sucks
This product sucks. plain and simple. I used it once and the drill bit turned loose after 10 seconds. then I tried to reinsert, but after opening it up it got stuck on open and would not close any more. at the store they said the spring probably broke. This is after one usage. Makita is overrated garbage. Stick with quality.
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