Using Drills For Years, Did Not Know This, Cannot Believe It, Glad I know It Now, Tighten Your Chuck

[@mikew1972]

This has been debunked many times by many people including AVE and even chuck manufacturers. The way the chuck clicks back approximately 12 degrees after tightening is an artifact of the way the chuck works. Not a feature either by design or accident.

[@superkartwaldo]

It works though !

[@mikew1972]

Placebo I'm afraid. It's been scientifically tested and demonstrated. When subjected to objective rather than subjective tests it has been shown that it actually makes the chuck more likely to come loose. The manufacturers have explained that this is because turning the chuck backwards disenguages the locking mechanism of the chuck (if fitted) to allow you to loosen it and remove the bit.@@superkartwaldo

[@superkartwaldo]

@@mikew1972 still works though 😁

[@paraffindan]

no it doesnt like he said ave did a video on it proving it wrong @@superkartwaldo

[@cho4d]

@@superkartwaldono mate, it does not.

[@bucketlistbramhalls6833]

Haha no way. Never knew that, cheers Carl.

[@17Blower]

This isn't true, Many people including chuck manufacturers say this is not how you use them, Just tightening as you've always done is still the best way

[@superkartwaldo]

Ok true or not I will be using this method as I have found it better than not using it, everyone to their own method, if people don’t think it works, well don’t use it stick to what you know. 👍

[@valentinassabaliauskas913]

I'm not surprised that it's new to you. Since you just started using keyless chucks.

[@superkartwaldo]

No mate, I’ve been using them for longer than I can remember ! So I’ve had a lot of comments saying that this is rubbish !! Do you think it is correct what I’ve suggested ?

[@valentinassabaliauskas913]

@@superkartwaldo I've started using cordless drills back in 20th century. And when click chucks came out I used them since. You using them correctly but with extremely fast stop drills now days get loose anyway. So no matter what you should check if it's tight constantly.

[@superkartwaldo]

@@valentinassabaliauskas913 thanks for input to the comments 😁👍

[@paraffindan]

this is a myth 🤦🤦 what your doing is unlocking it and its more likely to come loose when the drill comes to a sudden stop

[@superkartwaldo]

Try it ! It works.

[@paraffindan]

@superkartwaldo no no it really doesn't. Have tried it wasn't impressed and then watched AVE's video about it and it all made sense. There's a reason manufacturer's don't tell you to do it

[@Cypher7765]

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[@Dudleymiddleton]

I have an old dewalt that has a ratchet locking chuck, really good.

[@Jimbo878]

For the people who play a video, then immediately pause to read the comments: "Don't recommend channel" it's in the settings. 🙄

[@fredmercury1314]

It's not a problem I've ever had. I guess I just have mysteriously impressive grip strength, allowing me to tighten the chuck like a real man.

[@superkartwaldo]

😂😂💪💪👍👍

[@chrisbellis4762]

That is a fantastic tip, it's a shame that the manufacturers do not put it in the manual. Like you I find it so frustrating when the drill bit works loose Many many thanks Chris

[@and7barton]

If the chuck has a central screw deep inside it, it can be possible to remove it and replace with a proper keyed chuck. I've done this with one of my drills. I'm by no means certain if this is universally possible, but it certainly worked with one of my drills, which was a keyless full-size mains drill I'd stupidly purchased without checking what kind of chuck it had.

[@superkartwaldo]

I’m sure you can change from keyless to chuck key chuck if you so desire 👍

[@Marty2011uk]

More of a dead zone. Bit is locked after 2 clicks from turning chuck anti-clockwise. Turning it clockwise it clicks, turning it anti-clockwise again it clicks but bit is still locked. Hex shank drill bits stay in place.

[@mattsan70]

Proven myth - debunked by everyone about 10 years ago!!! I have a bridge in London for sale cheap if ya interested.

[@a9ball1]

Does the bridge have an ocean view? I bet you would give me a super deal on it? 😁

[@fredmercury1314]

I don't need a bridge. Got any castles?

[@EpikMunk]

@@fredmercury1314 No Castles unfortunatley but he does have a moat. I'd have bought it but I just don't like the fact it's dug into the ground.

[@fredmercury1314]

@@EpikMunk What's the shipping costs for a moat?

[@unclegeorge7845]

I'll let you know what I really think when I get back from the garage.

[@crazykittenvideos855]

Game changer! Many thanks!

[@jonathanadams6777]

one chassis not enough lol 😆😆😆

[@superkartwaldo]

Kept that one for out FPE Project 😁👍

[@galootlovestools]

It’s a little hard to tell what you are doing. If you are further tightening the chuck until it clicks, then that’s correct, when you tighten the chuck further until it clicks and you can no longer turn it you’re engaging pawls In the chuck which remain engaged until you loosen it. There is a myth going around that if you tighten the chuck as far as you can with the pawls clicking and then back it off one click, you’ve locked the chuck but all you’ve done is disengage the pawls and your drillbit is probably going to come loose at some point. Den of Tools looked into this myth with several tool manufacturers and reported it as false. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIDSXmBqeM9rgaMsi=ko3rpcccqP253Zhk

[@coleorum]

Brilliant !....Thanks Carl.

[@bills6093]

Hopefully you will put out a correction vid. Or at least a clarification vid that you think this only works for the chuck in the video. Putting out largely incorrect videos, even if you think the idea works for you, will lose you viewers. For nearly everyone who actually tests this, it won't work.

[@superkartwaldo]

Well quite a few of my mates have tried it and believe it works better than the normal method, I have said in lots of comments to other posts that maybe it isn’t a definite fix and may not be correct, however, I am using this method and lots of people are, but people can make up their own minds just like you have. 👍

[@PDR-wb9dq]

Sorry to burst a bubble but totally untrue, it has been disproved so many times on you tube, one guy even emailed Jacobs a chuck manufacturer and they said no it doesn't do anything too,

[@superkartwaldo]

Oh well, I’m still doing it as it works for me 😁 maybe you’re turning it the wrong way !

[@cho4d]

this is a myth bro

[@superkartwaldo]

I’m really enjoying the banter and thoughts of everyone, it works for me and a few people I know, even more interesting is it’s getting views and comments and that is what I need for the channel ! Have you watched any of my onboard vids of superkart racing ?