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Makita 763198-1 Keyless Chuck 1/4" Hex

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Brand: Makita Manufacturer: Makita Model: 763198-1
Makita 763198-1 Keyless Chuck 1/4" Hex Features All metal housing for greater durability Easily attaches to Makita and other brand 1/4" hex drive impact drivers
Makita 763198-1 Keyless Chuck 1/4" Hex Description Makita 763198-1 3/8" Keyless Chuck for Cordless Impact Drivers with 1/4" Hex Drive
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Makita 763198-1 Keyless Chuck 1/4" Hex customer reviews: almost perfect This product is perfect if you are using a quick connect drill/driver. We use them in our cordless impact drivers. The chuck is keyless, so changing drill bits is easy, and then with the quick disconnect on the driver, you can just remove the chuck and slap in your power bit to screw the screws. It saves lots of time in most of our applications. The one we bought to test we have had for 2 years now, and has lived through some hard use. I would recommend this product to anyone. The only complaint I have is that we had to modify them to fit into our sioux pneumatic bit drivers. The post was a little too short to lock into the quick connect. Broke after less than 20 uses This chuck was great until it locked my bit in and then would not release it. I struggled with it for about an hour before I was able to get my high dollar Dewalt titanium bit out. It seams that the chuck is stripped inside it so that when you try to loosen or tighten the chuck now the jaws remain motionless. I was shocked to have this happen since Makita is a favorite of mine in most of their tools and this chuck seems sturdy. I'll give the Dewalt chuck a shot. Maybe I'm just a noob? It seems heavier and bulkier than it needs to be and you have to spin it on a power drill to tighten a bit properly. Is this how all keyless chucks work? Just wasted my money. I was hoping to use it to fit standard bits onto a spiral ratcheting screwdriver when power isn't an option. Makita could have gave this chuck a lot more uses if they'd thought about it a little bit harder. I'm going to try the Milwaukee one with the keyed chuck. I guess I'll hold on to it in case I get one of those impact driver rebates from Milwaukee.
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