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6095d chuck, seems to have no retaining screw.is this a POSSIBILITY?

it is possible that a chuck is spun on if it has fine threads. most likely if the chuck is frozen you would have to use spanner on key hole and put the outer ring in a vise. It should loosen up. Sometimes I use a pipe wrench and the large channel locks to spin the chuck open. Most have a screw but it can get rounded over which would require drilling it out.
12/30/2019 9:43:08 PM • Drills • Answered on Dec 30, 2019
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I have just bought this tool and can't see any instruction of how to open it (no chuck key point)so I can fit one of the tools in- can anyone help?? Thanks!

What make and model drill is it, please? You can use the Comment menu to add information to your question, or to ask additional questions.
12/1/2019 3:19:35 PM • Drills • Answered on Dec 01, 2019
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Makita Dc18rc from 110v to 220v

Did Someone Succeeded to Change the DC18RC from 110v to 220v ?? What are the component that should be replaced ?? Where can i get them ? Thx , Lio
11/25/2019 12:50:35 AM • Drills • Answered on Nov 25, 2019
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Jobmate 18v battery

old and faulty replace .
11/24/2019 2:03:26 AM • Drills • Answered on Nov 24, 2019
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Where can I buy a Battery 18V ACCLB-018 Battery Lithium Ion

Try Amazon or E-bay for starters.
11/11/2019 10:35:33 AM • Drills • Answered on Nov 11, 2019
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What were two beneficial effects of Jethro Tull's seed drill?

More efficient sowing of the seed so crop was more evenly distributed faster sowing of the crop less man hours
11/9/2019 12:58:04 PM • Drills • Answered on Nov 09, 2019
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Value of Champion machine tools heavy duty drill press, 5 speeds-model#F001,capacity-chuck 5/8th" spindal JT #3 serial#103447

There are a great many similar items on the market these days at a variety of prices and in spite of the claims very few are truly heavy duty - most are copies of copies from a few manufacturers (usually China) and are label engineered and best suited to the home workshop and occasional user. A true heavy duty version is very different - very much heavier and with a rack-and-pinion operated tiltable table, a more powerful continuous rated motor and many refinements that suits the machine to continuous workshop use. Such a machine as this would usually cost at least double and most commonly three, four or five times of the common imported type. The first type has little value as a used machine other than what cash a purchaser can be persuaded to pay for it, in fact if it is bought with the usual accessories; a set of T bolts, a good machine vice and a collection of Morse taper drill bits, the price would more than double, the accessories being worth more than the pillar drill. The industrial rated tool in good condition does retain a good used value but again it is worth only what the market will pay. I suggest you peruse a variety of tool catalogues.
10/27/2019 6:29:13 PM • Drills • Answered on Oct 27, 2019
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Got 2 6095d drills. 1 has retaining screw,1 appears not.is possible? Re removing chuck

Usually drill motors have a reverse (left) thread retaining screw located in the center of the chuck. The chuck however is typically threaded in the normal right hand configuration. Once the retaining screw is removed place a 1/4" allen wrench short end into the chuck and tighten, next strike the allen wrench with a soft tip mallot (counter clockwise while holding on to the drill motor firmly. This should loosen the chuck, then simply unscrew the chuck by hand. Good Luck!
10/26/2019 3:04:17 AM • Drills • Answered on Oct 26, 2019
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Whats the best grease for gears in electric drill?

The best grease to use in all applications is Lithium based MOLY grease... it IS Superior to any other greases which are made from clay or soap... So, This grease will make anything it is used in, to work & lubricate Better....
10/23/2019 1:00:32 PM • Drills • Answered on Oct 23, 2019
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I have a malwalkeee magnetic drill older model no lights on the buttons and my magnet is weak already cleaned it Help please

You cannot make the magnet stronger... It has reached the end of its life....
10/23/2019 9:57:04 AM • Drills • Answered on Oct 23, 2019
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I did not get a 6V NiCd battery pack with my 60 led solar security light! how do I get one?

You might be able to make your own by picking up 2 lithium ion batteries at home depot. I only saw the Hampton bay solar cells there.
10/14/2019 1:58:01 PM • Drills • Answered on Oct 14, 2019
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Can a 20V MAX 2.5 Ah Lithium-ion battery be used instead of a 2.0 Ah battery? What is the difference? Will the chargerthatcamwith the 2.0 work for the 2.5?

Yes. As long as they are both the same format. The only difference is the capacity of the battery. The 2.5 Ah will last longer than the 2 Ah will on a charge. The charger will work for both.
10/1/2019 8:25:13 PM • Drills • Answered on Oct 01, 2019
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I know lithium ion and nicad batteries for my tools have different charger.. How do i know if my motorcycle can charge a lithium battery?? i have a 2014 yamaha stryker

Short answer, yes. Longer answer, maybe maybe not. IF the Lithium Ion battery is fully charged when you install it, the bike should be able to keep it fully charged. Lithium Ion batteries do not tend to lose their charge rapidly just sitting there with nothing on. It takes a special charger to charge them to begin with. Colder days, you need to "wake up" the batter with a couple hits of the starter or turning the headlight on, automatic with the key on most bikes. They simply won't give full power until you "wake them up". I am assuming you are talking about a replacement motorcycle battery, not some random lithium battery in this case. One problem is the lithium is much more expensive than the lead acid battery, and if you let the voltage fall to even relatively high levels (sometimes as much as 11 volts) it can ruin the battery totally. Lead acid can be much more forgiving. Leave your key on with a lithium, you could kill it beyond recharging. Lead acid batteries this is not the case, and lead acid batteries can be refreshed with fresh acid, once a lithium is gone, it's gone, there's no saving it. I would rethink why you want a lithium battery. It does save weight and often size, but I see no real advantages over the standard battery in use.
10/1/2019 1:02:41 PM • Drills • Answered on Oct 01, 2019
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Where can i find a 5/8 in. chuck for a Pit Bull CH-16NF Drill press

More details about drill press go to the link Best Drill Press For DIY Professionals In 2018
9/16/2019 6:45:22 AM • Drills • Answered on Sep 16, 2019
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Regis cordless drill not working?

Battery flat.? Dirty or corroded battery/drill contacts.? Bad connection in the internal switch or wiring.? Motor brushes worn out.?
9/16/2019 12:37:47 AM • Drills • Answered on Sep 16, 2019
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Drill bit is stuck in chuck of 14.4v mastercraft cordless drill.

Try-with channellock pliers. They usually leave marks on the chuck, but they're also more common than strap wrenches
9/13/2019 6:25:53 AM • Drills • Answered on Sep 13, 2019
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Worxs lithium drill battery wont charge

discharge the battery ....
9/11/2019 8:44:24 PM • Drills • Answered on Sep 11, 2019
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