On Jul 27, 9:33*am, " wrote:
On 27 July, 09:30, NT wrote:



On Jul 27, 8:06*am, " wrote:

On 27 July, 03:05, NT wrote:

additions welcome, I've not taken an sds one apart yet.

NT

==Chuck types==
Under keyless chucks, mention "single sleeve" types.

On better quality cordless tools, when the trigger is released and the
chuck stops rotating, the chuck is "locked" in position and cannot
turn.

Unlike other keyless chuck types, where one hand is used to stop the
chuck rotating and the other to loosen the sleeve, single sleeve
chucks allow the user to remain holding the tool through the normal
grip and use the other hand to rotate the larger sleeve (usually
covering virtually the whole chuck).

I didnt know there were any keyless ones that weren't like that. Are
there?

NT

Yes, plenty of two-part sleeves where a hand is required to grip each
part and term them against each other.

thanks, I've added it.


NT