10mm chuck

[Kiers1970]

got the new bosch 10.v drill the other day, does anyone do an arbour that will take a 63 mm holesaw that will go in a 10mm chuck?

 

[benji]

starrett A10, check starrett web site for others

 

[Marvo]

If the drill comes with a 10mm chuck then a 63mm hole saw will probably overload it and damage the drill.

 

[Kiers1970]

true, just wondered, would be fine for a few 56/63 mm holes though.

 

[mogga]

starret i think bosch do one as well but like marvo says 10mm chuck it fitted to limit size of drill that ca\n be fitted hence I wouldnt fancy using a 10mmchucked drill to do a 63mm hole as the drill itsself may give out n theres your hard earned poppy down the drain as well as having to get another drill to complete the job

 

[Kiers1970]

I'm trying to think what this drill will be any good for!.....I'll always have the 18v Bosch handy.. maybe ebay awaits.

 

[SPARTYKUS]

Is that like a 3/8ths chuck

 

[Adam W]

I'm trying to think what this drill will be any good for!.....I'll always have the 18v Bosch handy.. maybe ebay awaits.

You could use it for screwdriving, although you'd be better off with their impact driver.
I like Bosch kit, but you have to dig deep to get anything with a 13mm chuck.

 

[Kiers1970]

Got the impact version, had the original model for a couple of years, great pieces of kit. got all the 10.8 stuff apart form the camera and sabre saw, want the saw, but just cos I'm bosch tart!

 

[Marvo]

I'm trying to think what this drill will be any good for!.....

I have a small 12 volt drill with a 10mm chuck, I use it a lot in the workshop for drilling pop rivet holes and small self-drilling screws etc. I like it because it's about half the weight of the 24 volt version so it's much easier to use one handed.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Is that like a 3/8ths chuck

Yes it is.