That actually worked 100% I would recommend you to anybody thanks for your help I took my support couldn’t get it out I went on RUclips and found you it worked perfect thank you for your help
I used my impact drive with a drill bit, which I normally don't do. The drill bit got stuck. I used WD40, put the bit in a vice lock and ran the drill in reverse. It came right out. Thank you for your video.
Well, don't know if I should thank you or curse you as I was just about 5 minutes away from rationalizing buying a fancy new impact driver, haha. Big thank you from Florida!
Dude you're a genius. I had 2 Dewalt impact drills with stuck bits in them. I tried so many different things but nothing worked until I tried your method. You just saved me over $300. 👍👍👍
I've been looking at YT videos because my hole dozer bit is stuck in my drill, and, just because I'm a woman, I'm not going to have a meltdown over it, I'm going to try to fix the problem. After my husband passed away, I've run into some ''tool" problems along the way, and a stuck drill bit is one of them, so I'm going out to the garage now, put some WD40 on it and into the vise it goes . Most of the videos I've watched they've more or less dismantled the drill, and no, not about to do that, so I'm going to give this a try. Thank you. I'm learning, little by little.
it doesn't hurt to put a drop of oil down the shaft, especially if you are using rusted bits. It still happens to me, but I don't panic anymore. Happy it worked out!
Everything is a bit of a mess because I'm a slob. Your shop looks neat as a pin compared to mine. Thanks for the tip, I've got a couple of stuck bits to try this on.
Its the Irish mist that makes my tools get rusty, next year, walls all round. The humidity has killed a couple of my electric tools. Thats why the bits get stuck, try it out.
the oil did it for me!! took a few times with the pliers after working on it for what seemed like forever.I even took it to the ace hardware and they couldn't get it and I'm a girl!!!💃💯🛠 with tools!
I didn't have a vice but did the following: used some flexible cable to hold the anvil (pushy bit) to forward - I did this by stuffing the cable behind the anvil. I spray a bit of WD40 in the bit that was stuck. I held the bit VERY tightly with pliers and ran the drill in reverse. It slipped a couple of times and on the 3rd try, it popped out. Nothing broke or got damaged.
mine had the broken part of the bit stuck in the driver chuck. You could not get a new bit to lock. WD40 and a bunch of banging and knocking and the broken part popped out. Works like new.
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So I tried grip + reverse method the moment you said it came out. I was up all night and this helped in seconds. Thank you ❤
So happy it worked out!
That actually worked 100% I would recommend you to anybody thanks for your help I took my support couldn’t get it out I went on RUclips and found you it worked perfect thank you for your help
saves time and money.
I used my impact drive with a drill bit, which I normally don't do. The drill bit got stuck. I used WD40, put the bit in a vice lock and ran the drill in reverse. It came right out. Thank you for your video.
Sweet. Happy to hear that
Well, don't know if I should thank you or curse you as I was just about 5 minutes away from rationalizing buying a fancy new impact driver, haha. Big thank you from Florida!
I almost dismantled mine, but its never the answer. So happy it worked out!
You’re a blessing mate, gonna use this tomorrow to save the makita my dad got me shortly before he passed, you’ve saved so many impacts at this point
Worth it! Hope it all goes well!
Dude you're a genius. I had 2 Dewalt impact drills with stuck bits in them. I tried so many different things but nothing worked until I tried your method. You just saved me over $300. 👍👍👍
That makes me happy!
Gripping the bit with vice grips and going in reverse worked for me. Thanks!
As long as it works!
Bro I thought I broke my driver for good!!! Life saver. Thank you 🙏
lube and vice grip worked like a charm thank you
worth it
I've been looking at YT videos because my hole dozer bit is stuck in my drill, and, just because I'm a woman, I'm not going to have a meltdown over it, I'm going to try to fix the problem. After my husband passed away, I've run into some ''tool" problems along the way, and a stuck drill bit is one of them, so I'm going out to the garage now, put some WD40 on it and into the vise it goes . Most of the videos I've watched they've more or less dismantled the drill, and no, not about to do that, so I'm going to give this a try. Thank you. I'm learning, little by little.
I wouldn't want to dismantle anything... plus this really works. it's a little scary the first time, but it is quick and effective!
Thank you so much for your video. It save me so much time and stress in trying to remove the stuck bits in my impact drill. Life saver!!
Youre welcome
Trying this tomorrow. Thanks, John!
It works!
Life saver. I was getting ready to do a service claim.
it doesn't hurt to put a drop of oil down the shaft, especially if you are using rusted bits. It still happens to me, but I don't panic anymore. Happy it worked out!
Everything is a bit of a mess because I'm a slob. Your shop looks neat as a pin compared to mine. Thanks for the tip, I've got a couple of stuck bits to try this on.
Its the Irish mist that makes my tools get rusty, next year, walls all round. The humidity has killed a couple of my electric tools. Thats why the bits get stuck, try it out.
Thanks for this video , you saved my bacon as we sometimes say over the pond here in UK.
Glad to help
You are a genius. Tried everyway know until I watched your method. Worked a treat. Thanks again Allan.. Sydney Australia 3/2021
Glad it helped. Just be wary of videos that tell you to take your drill apart. just a lil WD40 and a vice... you're golden.
Thanks out of all the videos that I have tried on this problem yours is the only one that worked
Glad I could help. I didnt want to dis-assemble it.
Confirmed fix here as well! I used white lithium grease instead and came right out in seconds.
Thank you so much for sharing this information. It helped me fix my impact drill just now!
cool!
I was having the same issue, i did the oil thing and it took 5 seconds to come out! Thanks for the tip brother!
Right up until I used the WD-40 I thought I was lost too. Glad it helped!
the oil did it for me!! took a few times with the pliers after working on it for what seemed like forever.I even took it to the ace hardware and they couldn't get it and I'm a girl!!!💃💯🛠 with tools!
Yep, a drop of oil is the secret. Happy it worked out.
Thank you. This helped me get mine out
Excellent! Happy that it helped!
good job, my one is makita, same problem ,but I do not have a vise, I am not sure, I need to dry your way
vice grips are good.
Thanks, very helpful!
thank you!
worked great thanks
Thats what matters
I didn't have a vice but did the following: used some flexible cable to hold the anvil (pushy bit) to forward - I did this by stuffing the cable behind the anvil. I spray a bit of WD40 in the bit that was stuck. I held the bit VERY tightly with pliers and ran the drill in reverse. It slipped a couple of times and on the 3rd try, it popped out. Nothing broke or got damaged.
very good. It can be kinda scary.
And if the anvil does not move forward ?
thank you very mutch about the wd40 idea. it worked!
worth it!
Thank you for the Video, That works like a charm for me.
Super happy to help! Glad it worked out for you.
Thank you good sir!
Very welcome!
Omg thank you so much it worked 🤩🤩🤩
cool
mine had the broken part of the bit stuck in the driver chuck. You could not get a new bit to lock. WD40 and a bunch of banging and knocking and the broken part popped out. Works like new.
thats the nightmare scenario, but once its out, the relief is palpable. Thanks for commenting
Mine is doing the same will try Monday when I get back to the job. Has it happened since?
Happens ocassionally, especially if the bit is a little rusty or oxidized. A drop of oil wont hurt either.
@@goinfullirish9465 thanks for the video. It was just what my still needed
Bro, the whole comment section have to be trolling
Такая же ерунда, нужно попробовать.