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GOOD VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING THAT DOES IT HAVE TWIN LED LIGHTS ON WOULD YOU SAY ITS BETTER THAN THE MILWAUKEE

Nothing clever to say, just THANK YOU 1 MILLION PERCENT 🙏🙏😘 after watching 100+retarded twats, finally a genuine real helpful person .... Thank you 👍🏼👍🏼

Doesn't work for me. Putting the drill forward didnt lock it so it just spins.

just so everyone is clear the fun part only works AFTER you remove that left hand threaded screw...... otherwise you will beat the shit out of the gear box

Great video 😊 my chuck was jammed cloced with a broken drill bit inside. Got very creative with an angle grinder and a drill 👌

Is it not to many volts for it though

Pop a slightly pointed red hot rod down the chuck hole for ten seconds or so so you heat the left hand screw head as it's likely set in with a thermoplastic glue .

I changed both links today and the clicking sound over small bumps is still there... Can I change bar's bushings without touching links? (I spent far too much time today removing those old ones, it was a horror)

Greeting from Canada. I need to replace the sway bar bushings on my 2004 toyota echo. I just wonder if it is necessary to take out the sway bar link before removing the sway bar bushing. Also, can I just drive the car on a pair of ramps instead of jacking the car up? Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.

Need this in my garage have a similar supply set up from the house (about 40 meters from garage) WON'T be doing this myself...electricity..?? Feckin' hate handing it.

My 7 year old has slackened on drilling just ordering thanls matey..

Thanks for this, I too watched a few videos and wasted a lot of time twatting an Allen key to no avail. Going to try this in a bit, just hope I haven't broken anything else from all the fruitless bashing

Brilliant this is what you tube is for 😊

Great video - the one on my Makita DHP484Z (just out of warranty hahaha) has shed a small spriing clip - if the chuck fails I now know how to replace it. Thank you.

Hello can I plug the following tig welder into a normal house hold socket. This one is from machimart at just under 100 pounds product is the CLARKE MMA/TIG120 120 AMP INVERTER MMA/TIG WELDER It comes with a 13 amp fitted plug so i understand from the specification details Thanks and let me know please

Any tips how to remove a stuck screw?

Beat the hell out of mine with a fracking big hammer no way it's coming off.

I've had good luck using an impact driver to break the chuck loose too.

Thanks Mate, great video. Just what I needed to fix my Makita.

Nice video thanks, still helping people years later. I had a lot of freestanding racking in my garage but it was taking up too much space and I wanted to use the garage as a workshop not just a storage area! I never considered this twin slot stuff before in the past (no idea why) but now that i've started using it it's so fast to install in a garage! I have a laser level on a tripod, I project a line onto the wall at the intended middle screw hole of the uprights and then marked at 60cm intervals. Drilled the holes and attached the uprights loosely with a single screw, then used a spirit level to make sure they were bolt upright, and then marked the additional screw holes with a tracer deep hole marker as required. That's the fastest approach i've found and my shelves are perfectly level. Excluding any jigsawing of the shelves around cable conduits etc it only took around 30 mins per 2m run of shelves.

I tried the hammer, i tried an impact. No dice? Whisky tango foxtrot?

I can never get the bloody bolt out to start with. Feel like these videos are all done on near new drills where parts haven't tightened or binded over the years

Spot on advise, thanks.👍

Well, I followed all your instructions to the letter and the chuck still won’t come off. So what now?

Great, my chuck slips so it does not take up as your one does, so it slips when you hit it, looks like its the grinder for me

Thanks very much. Very helpful. I have ordered one.

Thank you so much from Canada!

Exactly the same problem on my Fiesta 🤦‍♂I won't replace the tray but will get a used one. Well done and thanks for the video!

I did the same as you except I put the handle side of the drill on the bench and used the bench to stop the drill from rotating: not my hands and arms. It worked a charm.

My chuck on this drill has always beem difficult to open and close with bare hands or gloves. I will bring it under warranty, hoping it is still valid.

Thanks for the video. I attempted to try this out with my Makita sub compact 18v. The screw came out easily but I’m having problems unscrewing the chuck! With the drill in fwd, low gear, and drill mode, when I try to force the Allen key counter clockwise, the motor slips!?!? Any advice on getting it loose?

great vid. thanks man.

Loved your perseverance and it makes me almost sane as I have the same issue with a Makita drill. Got the LH screw out but cannot get the chuck to budge]. Don’t have a nut splitter so used Dremel w/ cutting wheel and reduced the old chuck by bits. Your video now has me going back at that drill to get a ‘WIN’ -THANKS A WHOLE BUNCH!!

My reverse head screw is so fucking tight it's stripping. Not even a light goon the impact driver loosened it. Bloody insane how tight it is

it keeps blowing when I connect it to 13 amp socket

hi can you help me with an air compressor ,,,im in the uk ,,ive got 150l air compressor ,its says on it 16amp 350v ....what size of amp should I put on the mean board ,and what do I need ,,ive got the wire all connected to the garage ,,thank you if you could help me please

My aim isn't as good as yours. Took me 3 times to hit that Allen wrench square! Great video. Thanks!

Careful with the wrist mate, drinking Carling cans with the left hand is not as satisfying. Great Vid.

Thank you,great video

Thanks so much for this - simple, understandable, easy to follow and (best of all) it worked like a charm! I was amazed at how straightforward the whole process was. Thanks again.

This video is saved! Thx for a good one!

Thank you- I had the tiniest bit stuck in mine, and was terrified of breaking it off before I could get it out!

This adapter will work with Makita 12v ?

I had a similar problem with mine (the screw was not jammed though, but the thread of the chuck itself) and solved it that way: I removed the plastic cover of the chuck and disassembled the gearbox (I was a bit afraid of that but it is actually easier than one would think). After removing several layers of cogwheels, I saw the shaft. I fastened the now stripped chuck in a vice and used a socket spanner to loosen the shaft from the other side. It was tough, but ultimately worked. After that, I reassembled the gearbox and installed the new chuck.

Thanks! Might wanna add: The chuck can get slightly damaged, as well as the L-Key that you are using. So only do it if you really want to change out the entire chuck. The screw however, I would try to loosen on arrival of a new machine. It has loctite on it and tightens over time. Tried to undo it on a used drill at work which was at least a decade old but it didnt work out and I stripped the screw.

Too much talking, w/out doing anyrhing

Hi, great video. Can you tell me what model meddings drill your working on as I have the same one and no plate . Thanks again .

before watchvid i have a mak DHP81(basicslly same as on video) with locked up chuck ,bit stuck in to.. :-) my sons from work,i always get the "dad,can you have ago everybody else has tried and failed.." .. "of course son"" and onto youtube.. if helps me sort it then you sir will become an instant hero and in my damn good books forever

Your video is very good. However, I have a Makita DHP481 cordless drill, I tried everything you mentioned here and also from other videos available on CZcams. Unfortunately for me, Makita has glued the chuck to the spindle so the only way to remove it was by heating it with a torch. By the time you heat it to the point of breaking the bond, your whole machine is not recoverable anymore. There is a lot of plastic in the gearbox. So if you have one DHP481 which is the heavy-duty one, you must take it to Makita Authorised Service or probably better buy a new one.

Blessed thanks .