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Keyless v. Key chucks
I'm looking for a new mains powered portable non-SDS 'percussion' drill,
the ten year old B&D is on the way out. One of its faults is that the plastic sleeved keyless chuck doesn't seem to put a tight enough grip on the drill bit, even if I put a good gorilla effort twist on it. I don't have that problem on another portable key chuck drill, so I'm wondering if that is a known down side to keyless?. Or is it my twist chuck just worn out? It gets used for 2mm steel sheet, ally and wood all up to 10mm. -- Adrian C |
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