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Old 11-07-2006, 10:18 PM   #1
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The chuck is now in pieces and the problem was a threaded ring which pushes the jaws together and apart. The ring was split in half and so jammed when you tried to turn the chuck.

Maybe I'll try and order the part.
I can understand a certain satisfaction in getting something broken to work again. But a chuck? Don't you have chores to do or something?
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Old 11-08-2006, 08:01 PM   #2
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I can understand a certain satisfaction in getting something broken to work again. But a chuck? Don't you have chores to do or something?
I actually have a new chuck in the drill and have been using it all summer. I still ahve the pieces on my bench and they look at me reproachfully. I thought you all were being kept awake at night wondering the outcome of this project.

Jeepers guys, I thought we could all bond over tools.
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Old 11-08-2006, 08:40 PM   #3
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I actually have a new chuck in the drill and have been using it all summer. I still ahve the pieces on my bench and they look at me reproachfully. I thought you all were being kept awake at night wondering the outcome of this project.

Jeepers guys, I thought we could all bond over tools.
Oh. My bad. Lessee.

I have a Sears 1/4" power drill that I've had for 25 years now. It still works great, but I'm thinking one of those keyless chucks sounds good. Anyone use one? Can I retrofit one to the Sears drill I've got?
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