How to switch out bits on wizard rotary tool - Black & Decker Saws

Hold the lock in on the unit, loosen the collar on the end of the wand and change the bits.

Lock the spindle (small chrome button near the tool's nose or lever at the power switch). You'll probably need to rotate the spindle by hand as much as one full turn as you do this, to get the lock to drop into place.

With the spindle locked, use your supplied wrench to turn the collet nut counter-clockwise (as seen from the cutter end) about one full turn. The collet should now be plenty loose enough to release the cutter / wheel / drill.

Rigid accessories fit the rotary oscillating tool.

The SDS designation relates more to the type of chuck on the tool for the bits than to the tool/drill itself. There are both chisels and drill bits with SDS-Plus and SDS-Max shanks, SDS-Max being the the larger of the two. As far as the tools go: Demolition hammers will only hammer and can only use pointed chisels, scaling chisels, scrapers, etc, not anything like a drill bit that requires spinning to work. Rotary hammers can hammer and rotate the bits. Rotary hammers have a selector switch with two or three positions; one for hammer only for the above demolition bits, one for rotary hammer for use with carbite tipped drill bits, and some have a position for rotation only. The rotary hammer is a more versitile tool but more expensive because of extra workings inside.

Push the pin on the side next to the tip and hold it while Your wrench is turning the hex shaped piece around the bit that is what is holding your bit in. this should help as i am a proud owner of a Dremel. Hope this helps . if you have any further questions write back.

Push down on the black button in front of the orange on-off switch and then twist off the bit.

slide the orange on/off switch all the way back then push in the black button the switch slides over. This will lock the shaft-then use small wrench provided w/ tool to turn the collet nut

This is not an ordinary chuck like on a drill. It will only adjust a little bit.

If this is a Black and Decker you can go to Dewaltservicenet.com and find a manual there usually. If not there is a phone number that you can call and probably get one.

On my rotary tool the white wire goes on the left if pointed away from me. Hope this helps. Mamabear