Bosch BRUTE TOUGH?? 18 Volt 1/2?¶ Drill / Driver "remove bit chuck" Questions

...bit size. small screw inside bottom of chuck. is this fixable without parts? It sounds as though you will have to replace the chuck. Remove the screw (l/h tread) from inside the chuck first before ...

...they can provide you with the correct key and show you how to remove the bit. if your chuck is keyless the hold the chuck put the drill in reverse and pull the trigger use a glove to protect your ...

...You have to remove the striker bolt from inside the spindle first. to do this remove the internal circlip (not always easy) then you can tap the striker bolt out and then press the broken bit

...remove the bit and replace the chuck. Any ideas on how to get the bit released? try tapping on all sides of the chuck lightly with a hammer and wiggling the bit... you can also try to spray some oil ...

...is no way to clamp on to the bit. How do I remove the bit and fix my chuck? Put your drill into reverse, and hold the chuck. With luck, that will loosen the chuck and the broken bit will fall

remove the bit. What do i do? Your chuck is jammed. You can use a punch that is the same size as the jaws and a small hammer. You can tap the jaws back with the punch ever so slightly. Tap on each jaw

...remove the bit the chuck will stay stationary but the grip does not loosen Hi, the Chuck should be 2 Part. Use 2 pair of stillsons Or pipe wrenches, Tight On the 2 Chuck Parts, Crack in opposite ...

...remove the bit just clamp onto the bit with a pair of vise grips and tap them a few times with a hammer while a friend holds the drill for you. Spray some lubricant into the drill chuck and leave the ...

...bit in a vice and try to knock the chuck off with a cold chisel or suitable piece of brass. then you can remove the chuck screw and replace the chuck. You should not be able to see the bearings ...

...remove the drill bit? Sometimes if you happen to have the right size bit, it will stick into the bolt that holds the chuck on if the chuck wasn't tight enought to keep it from slipping further into ...