Hi /diy/ Does anyone knows how to change the chuck of a Makita

>>969008
its right there on the blowup number 9
open the chuck all the way up and remove the screw inside

>>969012
LOL I didn't saw it... I'm going to try this afternoon... Is it possible to use another chuck or must be original?

Keep in mind that the screw is very soft and easy to strip, be careful with it.
It's also reverse threaded, righty tighty doesn't apply here.

I also like to dab a bit of blue locktite on it.
If your drill doesn't have a locking feature, you might have to apply the Allen Key and Hammer method to get the chuck off.

>>969020
Exactly, I have to use the Allen key...

https://youtu.be/usC8unA5RiA many many thanks guys!

By the way, the replacement chuck must be original? Or can I buy another anywhere?

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>>969022
Chucks are pretty standardised, but there are aesthetics to consider. So long as it's the correct size, it should fit.

If your drill doesn't have a chuck lock, and you want a keyless chuck, you need a split chuck like this one, or there'll be no way to tighten it.

>>969043
Perfect, much appreciated your help!

>>969043
>Perfect, much appreciated your help!
the easiest way is to just search google or ebay for "makita keyless chuck", and make sure it fits the model you have

also we note: there's instructions on the Makita website saying how to change chucks

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>>969043
Fuck, I can't... I removed the screw bit when I try the Allen key it never get loose... Counterclockwise as explained... I'm with the hammer.... No luck at the moment... I don't want to destroy the gear box... Any thoughts?

>>969130

Hell yeah! I did it! Thanks!

>>969141

Yeah, you generally have to give them a good whack.