How To Remove The Chuck From A Makita Cordless Drill
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this video I show you how to remove the chuck from a makita cordless drill. This is the 12 volt Makita drill although the same rules apply for most all drills.
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A thousand thank you’s for making this vid.
I tried this solution and others on RUclips that use a hammer instead of their sense. My solution was to remove the left hand screw as shown, but know that this may take 2 people, one to press down on the screwdriver and the other to turn it clockwise to loosen. Next, instead of hammering on an allen key, use a hammer drill. I tried the beat on it method for 2 days and got nowhere and was making a mess of my drill body. I realized that the solution was torque and what better than a hammer drill to provide that. I cut off the L end of the allen key and inserted it in both chucks. Se the hammer drill to run in reverse and gave it a couple of shots on the trigger and the Makita chuck spun right off.
Moral, don't use a hammer, use your head. Thanks!
Veeeeeery Nice and well done video! Thanks so much for taking the time to do this.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you.. Kind Sir, worked like a charm! I used 20vt Makita to take the screw out, was much better then screwdriver after bunch failed attempts, the Allen wrench with the hammer trick also worked flawlessly... Just saved myself $150.00
Thanks for the useful video. Much appreciated. I needed to use an impact driver to get both the screw and chuck removed but useful tips for the future. Makita were looking half the price of my drill to replace the stock plastic chuck (which they don't cover under warranty). Nice metal chuck now replaced for less than half the cost.👍
Got the chuck off! I didn't have a large allen (that I wanted to hit with a hammer, anyway). Tried a few of the other solutions suggested in the comments here but no luck. I finally broke down and went to HD and bought a cheap set. Used the largest the size, 3/8". Tightened the chuck as tightly as possible and gave it a quick blow with a 4lb sledge and it broke free on first hit. So make sure you have a very large allen key.
Good luck to others. I definitely broke my drill trying this. I guess since the chuck was broken it was worth trying but I was hoping for different results.
Used an impact to loosen the screw on mine, which was very tight. Thanks for the tip
Nice!
That worked like a charm!! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the video.
One of the jaws on my not so old Craftsman 19.2 drill chuck got bent which makes using it a real chore.
With your advice I removed the chuck from my old burned up Harbor Freight drill and it installed on the Craftsman in less than 3 minutes. Now I can do anything.... That doesn't require skill.
Thanks man...
Very cool!
After you've put the Allen key in, if the hammer method isn't doing the trick, can you just twist it off or no?
Solid video.
Mine is just spinning, did you work out your problem in the end?
Very instructive video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect Information ... I bought this model today to do some DIY Projects ... But Unfortunately i have not much knowledge of the ring which indicates numbers and specially how to lock the bits perfectly ... It would be great sir if you give some time and upload a video on that so that many of others including myself will be benefited by your knowledge. There are many other videos out there but they are all in different languages, im very grateful to you Sir.
Regards
I imagine you've figured it out by now but if not, that aspect is the same as any other cordless drill where the lower the number means the easier the clutch will slip so it doesn't damage delicate screws.
Putting bits in the end is just a matter of tightening it over the bit which should be self explanatory
Great video, helped me fix my drill not throw it away.
Glad it helped. Thanks for commenting.
@Fix It Yourself! Thx, you helped me... By the way, you can tap screwdriver a few times using hammer very hard - that helps to brake it loose...
Glad I could help
Thanks a million all the way from South Africa . This worked great for my older 14.4v nicad makita. Subscribed now!
Thanks heaps. Saved me time and money! I see what you mean about cracking it with a mallet. I was about to give up but a good flogging finally cracked it.
Great to hear!
You could see the Lotite stain on the screw thread boiling water is a good safe way to release. Cheers
Thanks mate great help.
No problem 👍
Thank you, liked and subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
Very helpful thanks
You're welcome!
You are a great TEACHER !
Thank you! 😃
Thank you!! Helped a lot!!! 🏆🏆
Glad to hear it!
Thank you my friend Makita 9.6 needed 8 good blows.
Glad I could help, Thanks :)
Thanks for this. Made my life a lot easier.
Glad it helped!
2:22 the chuck has autolock feature? clicking when you tighten it?
What do you do if the chuck just spins and doesnt break free when you strike the allan key?
Excellent explanation - thank you .
You are welcome!
I have broken multiple screw drivers trying to get that screw out, any advice on what screw driver can handle 100+ ft lbs and get that little devil out of there? I’ve been to harbor freight multiple times, Home Depot, Lowe’s, and even used a 40 yr old craftsman flat head that seemed indestructible and yet I have snapped every single one, if it comes down to it out of curiosity I might buy something crazy like a snap-on but I’d like to see if you have a fix or secret brand that works
Maybe an impact screwdriver that you hit with a hammer like this one. amzn.to/4cLh4lI
They have them at harbor freight too. Just make sure the bit is long enough
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
My chuck just spins anyidea what I might be doing wrong?
Ive a 6095d and can't get chuck off to dismantle to clean battery contacts.i think I've made a mistake by taking out the 2 screws from the torque ring. Help
I've managed to remove my chuck. What size so I buy for my new chuck? My drill looks exactly like yours, only my battery is different.
Up to 13mm chuck size
thanks for posting this man, worked perfect!
Great, glad it helped.
Mine is rusted with the chuck fully extended and closed, any tips would be greatly appreciated. Letting it soak in marvel mystery oil in hopes it’ll loosen up
I was struggling but eventually put the Allen key in the Chuck then the other side of the key in a vice and put the drill into reverse and it just wound the Chuck off as easy as anything.
Thank you sir for this video.
Take care.
Brian.
You are very welcome, Thanks
very good !! easy to understand
Glad it helped!
thank you
You're welcome
Thanks. Helpful but my broken chuck won't closed, hence the need for a new chuck.
I ended up using my impact driver the old hammer style to get the screw off the tightened the chuck onto the bit and flipped the impact driver forward and hammered off the chuck too.
Thank you for the video
also penetrating fluid the day before I even tried it
Thanks for sharing the video, had to use big force to get the screw out and the head off but succeeded :)
You're welcome, thanks for sharing.
Thanks bro
No problem
Was easy to get the screw out, but when I cracked it with the mallet, it turned a quarter turn then stuck again until I wacked it again, then a quarter turn and repeat. My chuck would grip the bit, but only if you tightened it by hand - it didn't tighten by powering the drill. Any ideas?
Great video. Where did you buy the replacement chuck?
Jacob's brand at an Ace hardware
Question What if I dont have a mallet Can I use a ballpean hammer or does it have to be a mallet..??
It doesn't have to be a mallet.
Thank you 👍👍
Welcome 👍
OK, but my Makita drill is very different! The one in the video looks like my other two, the Craftsman and the B&D and it simply screw off and on for my bit, but this Makita lxt has a small sandpaper like part that holds the bit... and it aint budging. HELP!
Shucks… ☺️ I did figure it out you gotta pull that part out to fit the bit inside…I’m pretty a quick chick ( my husband would have taken longer😆)
Great Video my friend! Thank you so much, you save me $$$
Great to hear!
Thanks for the Video Dude this will help out a lot of people excellent information and clear Instructions
Glad it helped, Thank You
So the whacking to loosen the chuck did not work at all for me! I was hurting the rest of the drill, not even an power impact wrench did it. Here's what I did to get it loose:
Remove the flathead screw first with the drill assembled.
Disassemble the whole gearbox. I was going to replace it so no need to keep the parts organized
Remove the circlip holding the main chuck shaft into the gearbox. Needs circlip pliers.
Now the tricky part: You need a T45 long bit with socket holder, and an E10 Torx socket, plus a regular socket wrench and a long socket bar.
Put the E10 on the end of the shaft that was in the gearbox, the T45 inside the chuck.
Put a regular socket wrench on the e10, put it on the floot, stand on it. Put a long (1m) socket bar on the T45, and twist it open.
Done! Good luck...
I have a different drill and the chuck just rotates both ways. So if I try to crack it loose it just spins.
does this model of makita have carbon brush..thank you
The brushed motor really has nothing to do with the chuck, 2 completely separate mechanisms
I watched it without sound but I was easy to grasp the technique. My chuck is loose even when tightened up, is there a bearing in the torque ring behind the chuck?
Do you mean the chuck is loose on the drill or just loose in the mechanism?
@@FixItYourself I managed to replace the bearing behind the chuck, now all ok, thanks.
@@FixItYourself How about if the whole chuck is removed from the mechanism?
thanks a million
You're welcome
The hammer trick never worked for me. So ended up using locking pliers which provided a solid grip and it was undone immediately.
Hey buddy, I’m having the same issues with my 485 and 484. I’m smashing the allen key with the hammer and it won’t break free. How did you use the locking pliers to break free?
@@williambond55 sorry just seen your comment.
One locking plier on the chuck, and one on the drill section just after the chuck.
Put the drill in neutral mode so chuck doesn't turn forward or reverse and then turn the pliers.
Hi. The battery in my makita has got stuck!! How do I remove it without it being totallly broken?!
Got the screw out but the hammer method has not worked. I used an 8 mm Allen key and two types of hammers. Makita XPH07. Must be stuck.
Try a longer allen key. The longer the better.
Finally got it off with a long allen key. Not sure if it matters, but I put the power on "1" and "drill."
What if you can't get to the screw because the jaws are seized shut??
Had one like this recently and we used some wd40 and a big pair of pliers and worked the chuck til we got it moving enough to get a screwdriver in to loosen the screw.
The alternative is replacing the chuck and whatever it is attached to (ie. shaft/gearbox) and you have to cut it off.
Mine had stick closed with the bit in it. After about two days of trying to free it I just broke out the DeWalt and brought the Makita home. Two weeks later, I tapped the bit and freed it. Added machine oil inside chuck and it started working again. Opening and closing correctly.
Thanks for sharing
Not as easy as shown.....after 15 or more knock then the chuck loosen up. Had to knock the allen key with hammer as hard as I can.
3:00 Really? Because I did that. It just keeps turning and turning and turning. Could the clutch be stripped?
try a longer aqllen key and give it a good whack with a real hammer.
allen
@@FixItYourself I did. And now, I think it's stuck like that forever. :( That makes me sad because I love my Makita drill. My XPH12. It was my first Makita tool, and it was a Christmas present. *sob*
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@@princenoah21 Don’t know if you’ll read this, but I had the same problem. I used dremel tool with cut-off wheel to slowly piece by piece remove chuck.
My chuck is broke so I can't get anything like a A key inside the grip.....
When I use this method, and I strike the Allen key with a hammer, it seems to just force the gearbox to rotate.
I’m using low gear setting, drill mode, with the drill in forward direction.
Am I doing something wrong? I don’t want to keep forcing the gearbox to rotate for fear of damaging it.
I am having the same issue. bloody worn out bashing it. Would be nice If we got a reply?
Same problem, wack wack WACK with no results..
same problem here. Keep hammering away to no avail
Av twisted my screwgun to lock it.. an now I can’t untwist it to unlock
Try a heavy rubber coated glove.
Couldn't whack it out, used angle grinder.
I got the screw out but I can’t get the chuck to break free
Make sure its in first gear and give it a good whack.
Fix It Yourself! Yea I tried hit it about 30 times no luck
damnnn, the screw is too tight
Not so easy when the chuck won’t come off. All you can do is cut the gearbox up to get to the shaft.
Mine wobble when I'm drilling..
Same problem, how to fix this ?
You need to replace the gear assembly I had the same problem inside those gear assemblies there are bearing that wear off after some time. www.ereplacementparts.com/gear-assembly-p-719475.html here’s a link for the part it’s pretty straight forward project.
Mine is welded on or something it is stupid stuck
It's not welded on. Try using a longer allen wrench and a different hammer.
Its never that easy in real life.
Yeah. So true.
True, I've followed instructions but don't matter how hard I wellie the Kent, it just don't work for me
a flat head screw smh
It actually works better with the flathead.
The explanation should have taken 1 minute. Jeez!
dont talk more
Very good. Thank you.