I am sure one can get a drill chuck to go into the hex socket on a standard electric screwdriver. However, I can't find one. Anyone know where I can get one?
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There is one in this kit:
Palindrome wrote in news:HF22j.83092$ snipped-for-privacy@fe09.news.easynews.com:
Or even this one, a subset of the one in the link above:
Note that it include a selection of hex shank drill bits, so you may not even need the chuck...
Hope this helps
ISTR buying one on its own from warehouse direct -
However, their website is practically impossible to find anything specific on and it may not have been from them...
I usually end up buying some of the bits and pieces just to find out what they are and what they do...
Great sig ...!!!!
In message , Simon Reed writes
Maplin sell one:
Isn't it just. I think I'm going to have to steal it.
Steve
The pitfalls of this is the chuck won't have good location. And by nature will only be used with small drills which will make it more of a problem unless just used for rough stuff.
"shazzbat" wrote in news:fibkat$2sh$ snipped-for-privacy@news.datemas.de:
The downside is that you then have to be *extra* careful with the grammar...
Kind regards
In article , Peter Twydell writes
Brilliant! Thank you. My local branch has one in stock, too. Hmm. I would not have expected Maplins to have such a thing. Hey ho. Ta muchly! Heads for the door...
In message , Simon Reed writes
Strange, I've never had a problem, and I would have thought that you would have been more likely to introduce airborne bacteria to the must
Better keep your wrist action for real DIY
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