Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 38 minutes ago
Today I present a short video on a common problem - changing a drill chuck.
The drill chuck on a drill is often the first part that wears or breaks. That's what happened to my good old Metabo drill. The machine lasts for a long time, but now the ravages of time take their toll on the machine and the drill chuck. Therefore changing the drills with the old drill chuck was a time consuming task. I still had an old broken cordless drill also a Metabo, with a good keyless chuck. Both machines have a 1/2 "inch 20 TPI /UNF spindle, so why not reuse the chuck. Luckily, after some investigation, replacing it was a fairly easy process .
Links/Searches:
Search phrase: "How to Make Penetrating Oil"
Music:
ELPHNT, Repeater
Wayne Jones, Connection
Disclaimer:
The information in this video is for demonstration purposes only and not a tutorial, not a working instruction or guide in any way. Imitating the video's actions, working steps or replicating the workpieces is at your own risk. The author and publisher of the video is not to be liable for direct, indirect or consequential damages or for any loss of revenue, profits arising in connection with using this site or material. This includes, but is not limited to, medical, physical and psychological effects.
Today I present a short video on a common problem - changing a drill chuck.
The drill chuck on a drill is often the first part that wears or breaks. That's what happened to my good old Metabo drill. The machine lasts for a long time, but now the ravages of time take their toll on the machine and the drill chuck. Therefore changing the drills with the old drill chuck was a time consuming task. I still had an old broken cordless drill also a Metabo, with a good keyless chuck. Both machines have a 1/2 "inch 20 TPI /UNF spindle, so why not reuse the chuck. Luckily, after some investigation, replacing it was a fairly easy process .
Links/Searches:
Search phrase: "How to Make Penetrating Oil"
Music:
ELPHNT, Repeater
Wayne Jones, Connection
Disclaimer:
The information in this video is for demonstration purposes only and not a tutorial, not a working instruction or guide in any way. Imitating the video's actions, working steps or replicating the workpieces is at your own risk. The author and publisher of the video is not to be liable for direct, indirect or consequential damages or for any loss of revenue, profits arising in connection with using this site or material. This includes, but is not limited to, medical, physical and psychological effects.
