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Broken chuck on SDS drill
Something has gone amiss with the chuck on my ageing budget SDS drill (Ferm
FBH620 from Screwfix many moons ago): tools no longer twist-and-lock. I've seen fixes online but the prospect of dismantling the chuck doesn't really appeal. A quick test has revealed that the tool still works perfectly well as a chisel (which has always been my main need) except for the inconvenient fact that the bit keeps falling out. Is there any reason why I shouldn't take my most-often-used chisel bit and simply stick it in the chuck? A spot of Araldite or even superglue on the very end ought to hold it, oughtn't it? Many thanks. |
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