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PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 02:01 
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hello - i need some pointers on power drill hardware.

i find that I have a set of hex shank screwdriver bits, but the electric drill that I borrowed has a 3-jaw chuck.

Is it OK to use or should I get a hex screwdriver, or is there a hex adapter?

I do have drill bits that are triangular shank, which I assume will fit the 3-jaw perfectly.

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PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 02:25 
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Hex in ur chuck should be fine. A hexagon is just a triangle with the corners cut off after all.

I used them all the time.

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thanks - I got another issue

the hole saw that I bought, it measures about 1/2 inch across the width of the hex shank.

My electric drill chuck seems to open up much smaller than that.

do I need to get another drill or can I change the chuck on this (just an old Black & Decker thing) or is it safe to get some kind of adapter for the smaller jaw size?


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