How to Remove a Drill Chuck
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- How to Remove a Drill Chuck. Part of the series: Woodworking Tools. When removing a drill chuck, check with the manufacturer of the drill to find out if the chuck has a standard or reverse thread. Use an Allen wrench to loosen a drill chuck with help from a custom furniture maker in this free video on woodworking tools. Read more: www.ehow.com/video_5538464_rem...
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Thank you.
My chuck was not coming off, so I chucked up a small impact wrench, put it on reverse, pulled the trigger and the chuck was off.
the allen wrench trick worked incredibly well. thanks for the hint!
Very helpful. Just removed old worn out chuck exactly as described. Very helpful. Thanks
The center screw is reverse thread.
Thank you for great demo and explanations.
Gosh. So that's how it works.
You forgot to mention that the Allen screw is reverse thread. Therefore you have to turn it clockwise to loosen it.
This worked for me... thank you I didn't want to throw out the old drill motor. They don't make them like they used to. It took just two wacks to the Allen wrench with a hammer.
Short, to the point, and clearly explained. You sir, should make a tutorial video for making TH-cam tutorial videos. Thank you.
I happen to have this drill. Thanks!
Very good. Thanks a lot for the demo and info. Stay safe you and yours.
I have a drill with a keyed chuck and it wobbles, removed the screw and stuck an Allen key in there but the drill kept turning as you mentioned, I thought I'm gonna need a wrench to hold the neck of the chuck.. I'm gonna try this again tomorrow. Thank you
Worked great! Thanks!
Thanks man! I wacked that chuck off good! Seriously though, that worked great, was struggling with it before I saw your video
Thanks, didn't see the hidden little Allen screw before
Hey Dave,
Thank you for explaining this.
Just to be sure, does 'Return that screw to the center'
mean that you tighten the chuck on the allen wrench, and give it a sharp whack in the opposite direction?
Thanks, I get my job done with this clip
This just saved me tons of money
Thank you a million times. Couldn’t think of that…
Thanks , useful information
Thank You very much
A word of warning. Some Milwaukee drills have a taper mount chuck. Find an exploded parts diagram for yours before trying to remove. Learned that one the hard way.
Did the Trick!! Thank You 👍
Well done, thanks.
Thanks man i just had one to change thought i would have to open up the drill
My man. thanks!!!
Thank you kindly Sir!
You didn't mention that the center hold down screw may be LEFT HAND THREAD, and may be a torx or a square drive or a blade.
USE YOUR HEAD! STOP EXPECTING PEOPLE TO HOLD YOUR HAND THROUGH LIFE!
very usefull boss👍
Slick! The 40+ year old B&D dad gave me when I bought my house gets to live few more decades.
had a bugger
my makita 6095d needed to be torn down so i could understand how to reverse a dc motor for power wheels, no diagrams online exist
but chuck had to come off for clam shell to open
got this to work after 2nd swing off 3lb hammer 👌
great vid
Thank u
Thank you. Tip to my future self: insert the short end of the allen wrench into the chuck, not the long end.
The Short end is to short with a Typical Alen wrench Key!
Derek Hodges, I’m referring to the part where you tighten the chuck around the Allen wrench, then whack it with a mallet. I wasn’t paying attention and had chucked up the long end of the wrench, leaving the short end as a small target and not much leverage.
Is a special key required to remove bits on the Milwaukee 1/2inch magnum?
No
Thank you.
Is the Allen screw right-hand or left-hand thread? You looked as if you were turning it counter-clockwise at first and it tightened it up, and then you turned it clockwise to loosen it?
When you banged with hammer the chuck. Was it dead center hit into the chuck opening?
Thank you🤜🏼💥🤛🏼
I have that same drill- a magnum hole shooter with a keyless chuck. There is a drill bit STUCK in it. How can I unjam it?
it look like the allen screw was turned counter clock wise-is that correct?
The little Allen screw on the inside, Do you turn it left or right to loosen?
Clockwise as it is a reverse thread screw.
I struggled to get this to work for my B&D, then I lost my mind and ran my drill slowly clockwise and used the hammer to tap it counterclockwise and Bob was my uncle! It came loose like nothing.
cheers
you forgot to mention that the screw inside the jaws is REVERSE THREAD....
No he never. Check the description
Right on Daryl, you took the words right out of my mouth. many people wouldn't know that; you can see him turning his socket wrench the opposite way.
Worse than that he starts by tightening it up before changing direction to remove it.
I have several cordless drills I’m trying to get the chucks off. I want to swap some parts. I can get the set screws out. But for the life of me the damn chuck won’t come off
@Rip Tide 😵
Is the model you showed model 0234 by Milwaukee. I ask because I am having a hard time removing the chuck. Any other suggestions?
Most of the Milwaukee Drills have a Hexagonal shaft between the case and the Chuck! You should be able to use (maybe adapt by Filing) a Bicycle Wheel Bearing Cone Wrench to hold the output shaft while you drive off the Chuck! If the Chuck is crap, use a Big Vise grips or a Pipe wrench should aggressively grip the old Chuck!
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"Dont get upset if it takes two or three strikes to come loose" was going through my mind after hitting it for the second time without success. Third one it came loose, thanks.
How do you get the drill to open up when the drill bit is still in the chuck? As the key will not work.
Kev Wood two vice grips
Thanks I find this video how to remove my old spoiled chuck...
Inside chuk's nut is very tite how to open them tell me plzzzz sir
You dont need all that, just insert the handle of the key (or anything like a nail which fits) in one of the three holes and give it a whack, works for me
The “Locking screw”, left hand thread?
Yes
I did not see what did you introduce in the chuck at first
That's how how to vids should be done!
There is not a screw inside the chuck... how do you remove it? I have a Makita
There should be though in every one... scrape the bottom and see whether it's covered with oil and dirt... Guess you tried that?
What if screw is stripped
Dduuuddeee.... 2nd strike. Thank you
so your arm covers up the sharp strike ... duh
I don’t think I trust the chuck fully. But for diy people? Probably pretty good
There is nothing lika whack to something or the drop test... If it ain't workin just drop it... Hahaa
2024 I'm back!
Lets see when I'm back again
WWOW
Like I'm going to trust someone from Florida.....
He didn't show where to give the 🔨 exactly
C'mon man!
the screw in the center IS THE PROBLEM.
My old Bosch has no screw inside. This video is not helpful at all.
A lot of older drills have a press fit chuck and you need a small gear puller to remove the chuck.
It’s amazing !
Black and decker was supposed to be inventor of drill massive company .No videos on how to take chuck off .Really laughable.
There is no screw inside chuck to loosen and nor keyway base of chuck for a spanner.
TH-cam is laughable 🤣 and really flustrating
Your removing a chuck that still is operational. How about doing one that’s non operational then add in a striped Allen head center bolt! Why because usually people don’t need to remove perfectly good chucks that are operational, like yours are. I’m in the repair business and know your just acting out something you’ve see done! In the real world of repair the work is never staged and what comes in for repair is far from your little act.
I have both non operation chuck and stripped Allen head in my drill because the foolish electrician hit my drill with hammer will drilling a hole through concrete. How to change the chuck. Can you kindly explain?
Bro no lie. Injust spent half an hour with a cut off disc to solve get mine off.
@@mutiur7396ask him to buy you a new drill or don't pay him for his electrical work..
Sounds like a hater. Plenty of folks remove working chucks to upgrade or service them. Start your own channel and show us your world instead of whining about someone else's attempts to educate. At least they try. You're adding no value at all .
He didn't do counterclockwise to remove the screw, that is critical step. Wasting time to watch it
The center screw is reverse thread so you turn it clockwise to remove. He only went counter clockwise to get the allen wrench to drop into the screw head and then he turned it clockwise to remove it! (0:33)
Not very intelligent. You never told us to reverse turn the small screw in the center. And your hand covered the view many times. Or put wd40 to loosen the chuck.
I found this lacking in details! You Talked about locating a alen Screw inside the chuck, but you didn't say anything about which direction to turn the screw for removal! From what I can see in the Video, the alen screw was already loose, and then when you went to remove the screw, turning it in the typical direction to remove the screw, you tightened it. Then it seems to me that you loosened the center screw 'clockwise' to remove it!? Yes? You then Clamped the large alen key into the chuck, and then hit it with a ? Hammer/Mallet? Making a 'How To' Video is all about Details!!
At least you did do some Talking! Many people don't talk!! And try to get away with various types of music! That's an automatic Thumbs down! DETAILS! My questions: Was the screw in with Lock-Tight? What Kind of Wrench/Key ( Perhaps a imperial 3/16 Alen Key?) The direction to remove the Screw is a Really good Detail! Another good detail is while the Chuck is off, that's a perfect Time to open the gear-box and update the grease! Usually by the time the chuck is worn out, the grease has turned into a Wax like substance which has been completely whipped off into the furthest crevices of the inner housing! Time for new Lube, after a good wash in Solvent! D
The center locking screw is reverse thread, turn clockwise to remove.