Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

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"John Doe" wrote in message
b.com...
Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

Yes, they are called quick change chucks. DeWalt makes one as well as many
others. Amazon lists 130 different items under quick change chuck.

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote:

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"John Doe" wrote in message
b.com...
Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

Yes, they are called quick change chucks.

Is that similar to a "quickchange chuck"?

DeWalt makes one as well as many others. Amazon lists 130
different items under quick change chuck.

I am talking about a replacement chuck that is a quickchange
chuck, a quickchange chuck that screws onto the arbor/shaft of an
ordinary drill in place of the ordinary chuck. I am not talking
about a quickchange chuck that fits into an ordinary chuck. I am
talking about a quickchange chuck that "replaces a regular chuck",
one that would "replace the regular chuck with a quickchange
chuck".

The English word "replace" means "take the place of" or "put in
place of".

On 30 Jan 2011 19:10:27 GMT, John Doe wrote:

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote:

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"John Doe" wrote in message
b.com...
Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

Yes, they are called quick change chucks.

Is that similar to a "quickchange chuck"?

DeWalt makes one as well as many others. Amazon lists 130
different items under quick change chuck.

I am talking about a replacement chuck that is a quickchange
chuck, a quickchange chuck that screws onto the arbor/shaft of an
ordinary drill in place of the ordinary chuck. I am not talking
about a quickchange chuck that fits into an ordinary chuck. I am
talking about a quickchange chuck that "replaces a regular chuck",
one that would "replace the regular chuck with a quickchange
chuck".

The English word "replace" means "take the place of" or "put in
place of".

....and your point is? Have you even done a Google search? In about 10
seconds:

http://www.thefind.com/hardware/info...lacement-chuck

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"John Doe" wrote
Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter



The English word "replace" means "take the place of" or "put in
place of".

What then, does that word "adapter" you used mean???????

Why not learn to use Google or Bing?

"krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz" krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz wrote:

On 30 Jan 2011 19:10:27 GMT, John Doe jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote:

"Ed Pawlowski" esp snetnospam.net wrote:

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"John Doe" jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote in message
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Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

Yes, they are called quick change chucks.

Is that similar to a "quickchange chuck"?

DeWalt makes one as well as many others. Amazon lists 130
different items under quick change chuck.

I am talking about a replacement chuck that is a quickchange
chuck, a quickchange chuck that screws onto the arbor/shaft of an
ordinary drill in place of the ordinary chuck. I am not talking
about a quickchange chuck that fits into an ordinary chuck. I am
talking about a quickchange chuck that "replaces a regular chuck",
one that would "replace the regular chuck with a quickchange
chuck".

The English word "replace" means "take the place of" or "put in
place of".

...and your point is? Have you even done a Google search? In about 10
seconds:

http://www.thefind.com/hardware/info...lacement-chuck

Apparently you are a moron and/or a troll.
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"John Doe" jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote
"Ed Pawlowski" esp snetnospam.net wrote:
"John Doe" jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote

Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of
a quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would
like to remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace
it with a quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

Yes, they are called quick change chucks.

Is that similar to a "quickchange chuck"?

DeWalt makes one as well as many others. Amazon lists 130
different items under quick change chuck.

I am talking about a replacement chuck that is a quickchange
chuck, a quickchange chuck that screws onto the arbor/shaft of
an ordinary drill in place of the ordinary chuck. I am not
talking about a quickchange chuck that fits into an ordinary
chuck. I am talking about a quickchange chuck that "replaces a
regular chuck", one that would "replace the regular chuck with
a quickchange chuck".

The English word "replace" means "take the place of" or "put in
place of".

What then, does that word "adapter" you used mean???????

So you were confused by that one word, while your dismissive reply
misinterpreted every other word in my post.

Why not learn to use Google or Bing?

Why not learn to read? And then take your personal problems to an
appropriate group.

Apparently you know of no such device. And apparently there is no
such device, or it is very difficult to find. And that is why I
asked here instead of "googling" (or whatever you want to call it).

Real answers is what UseNet is for. If you are a moron, you might
be better off being a lurker. If you just don't know, fine, but do
not pretend that you do.
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On Jan 30, 2:29*am, John Doe wrote:
Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

It is unlikely that DeWalt or other manufacturers use generic drill
chuck mounts. Therefore, DeWalt should be your source for what you
want. They have a web site for parts that you can peruse. Probably
their impact driver chuck can be used on the drill. Ask them.

Joe

On 30 Jan 2011 20:59:51 GMT, John Doe wrote:

"krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz" krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz wrote:

On 30 Jan 2011 19:10:27 GMT, John Doe jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote:

"Ed Pawlowski" esp snetnospam.net wrote:

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"John Doe" jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote in message
news:4d45217e$0$6838$c3e8da3$a8a65a91 news.astraweb.com...
Assuming it exists... Anybody know what the name might be, of a
quickchange adapter to replace a regular chuck? I would like to
remove a DeWalt 18 V drill (DCD760) chuck and replace it with a
quickchange chuck.

Thanks.

Yes, they are called quick change chucks.

Is that similar to a "quickchange chuck"?

DeWalt makes one as well as many others. Amazon lists 130
different items under quick change chuck.

I am talking about a replacement chuck that is a quickchange
chuck, a quickchange chuck that screws onto the arbor/shaft of an
ordinary drill in place of the ordinary chuck. I am not talking
about a quickchange chuck that fits into an ordinary chuck. I am
talking about a quickchange chuck that "replaces a regular chuck",
one that would "replace the regular chuck with a quickchange
chuck".

The English word "replace" means "take the place of" or "put in
place of".

...and your point is? Have you even done a Google search? In about 10
seconds:

http://www.thefind.com/hardware/info...lacement-chuck

Apparently you are a moron and/or a troll.

No, you're just too stupid to do a web search on your own.

On 30 Jan 2011 19:10:27 GMT, John Doe wrote:

IMO, no. Qickchucks don't hold as well as cranking with a key.
You just don't change a bit/tool enough to justify that weakness.
If you're using multiple bits for a repetitive job, like pilot holing,
than driving screws, it's much easier to use multiple drills anyway.
So you're not saving much time with a quickchuck.
What, maybe 5-10 seconds a change?

--Vic

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"John Doe" wrote

So you were confused by that one word, while your dismissive reply
misinterpreted every other word in my post.

I know how to read. You don't know how to write. Don't ask for an adapter
if you don't want one.

Vic Smith thismailautodeleted comcast.net wrote:

John Doe jdoe usenetlove.invalid wrote:

IMO, no. Qickchucks

There is no such thing as a "quickchuck", you twit.

don't hold as well as cranking with a key. You just don't change
a bit/tool enough to justify that weakness.

That is off-topic, and of course that depends on who you are and
what you are doing. You should stay away from all tools.
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If you're using multiple bits for a repetitive job, like pilot holing,
than driving screws, it's much easier to use multiple drills anyway.
So you're not saving much time with a quickchuck.
What, maybe 5-10 seconds a change?

--Vic



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On 1/30/2011 9:42 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
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"John Doe" wrote

So you were confused by that one word, while your dismissive reply
misinterpreted every other word in my post.

I know how to read. You don't know how to write. Don't ask for an
adapter if you don't want one.

Ed-
For what it is worth, I knew what he meant. OP used the words 'remove'
and 'replace' in his first post, both referencing the factory chuck. He
didn't word it real well, but the clues were there.

Just sayin'.

--
aem sends...

Just out of curiosity, is there a particular reason why a quickchange
"adapter" won't do what you want? They're relatively cheap, easy to
find that then your drill is still usable with normal drill bits in a
few seconds. I have one I paid less than 10 bucks for and only adds
about an inch to the length of the drill. Of course, as others
suggested, it doesn't get much use because most things you might want
it for work better with two drills and everything chucked up nice and
tight...

Larry Fishel ldfishel yahoo.com wrote:

Just out of curiosity, is there a particular reason why a
quickchange "adapter" won't do what you want?

Yes.

They're relatively cheap, easy to find that then your drill is
still usable with normal drill bits in a few seconds.

My application is not even for a tool, you ****ing moron.

But, for what it's worth... I prefer having a tool ready to go.
Also for me, like most people in the real world, having a 1 or 2
inch extension on the end of my drill is a bad thing. That is why
some drills come with quickchange chucks.

Being able to replace a regular chuck with a quickchange chuck
makes perfect sense to me. Another reason is because it
significantly decreases the length of the tool (for those who can
use a quickchange chuck, of course).

I have one I paid less than 10 bucks for and only adds about an
inch to the length of the drill. Of course, as others suggested,
it doesn't get much use because most things you might want it
for work better with two drills and everything chucked up nice
and tight...

That is bull****. Of course it depends on what you have to do.
Lots of namebrand high quality drills come with quickchange chucks
instead of an ordinary chuck. In fact, I own two of them made by
Bosch.

Anyway... I guess the trolls should be thanked for keeping the
thread alive, since it helps verify the idea that there is no such
replacement (quickchange) chuck, even though I could have guessed
that. More thanks goes to those who are smart enough to keep their
mouths shut.
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