Chuck removing tool

mac · 01-23-2009

Do any of you guys have a picture of that so call special tool to remove the chuck from the dc925ka

Dale · 01-23-2009

We had one here at the shop. It was the wrong size. ordered another and it was also wrong. For now save your money. Until dewalt gets it right. I still do it the old fashion way. Big allen wrench, Big hammer, They are a little stubborn. And they use locktite at the factory. Four or five wacks with a two pound hammer does the trick. Make sure your in low gear and the clutch is in drill position.

mac · 01-23-2009

I have but the last one took about 8 blows before it got lose i tought it be less dificult with the tool but tanks for the info

Dale · 01-24-2009

I Think its more difficult with the tool. You have to disassemble the tool. Take the spindle housing apart. The tool slides over the spindle end. Then you lock it into a vice. And twist your chuck off. With a pipe wrench or a Allen key. I like the BIG HAMMER.

I have made some similar tools for the Bosch and Makita Drills. I take the guts out. Then weld the gear,
the spindle slides into.
On the end of a metal shaft. works great when you have a bad gearbox. I hope this makes sense. I failed English

01-23-2009	#1 (permalink)
mac Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: queretaro Posts: 3	Chuck removing tool Do any of you guys have a picture of that so call special tool to remove the chuck from the dc925ka Last edited by Michael; 03-09-2009 at 03:38 PM.

01-24-2009	#4 (permalink)
Dale Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Rocky Mountains Posts: 106	I Think its more difficult with the tool. You have to disassemble the tool. Take the spindle housing apart. The tool slides over the spindle end. Then you lock it into a vice. And twist your chuck off. With a pipe wrench or a Allen key. I like the BIG HAMMER. I have made some similar tools for the Bosch and Makita Drills. I take the guts out. Then weld the gear, the spindle slides into. On the end of a metal shaft. works great when you have a bad gearbox. I hope this makes sense. I failed English Last edited by Dale; 01-26-2009 at 10:58 AM.

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01-23-2009	#2 (permalink)
Dale Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Rocky Mountains Posts: 106	We had one here at the shop. It was the wrong size. ordered another and it was also wrong. For now save your money. Until dewalt gets it right. I still do it the old fashion way. Big allen wrench, Big hammer, They are a little stubborn. And they use locktite at the factory. Four or five wacks with a two pound hammer does the trick. Make sure your in low gear and the clutch is in drill position.

01-23-2009	#3 (permalink)
mac Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: queretaro Posts: 3	I have but the last one took about 8 blows before it got lose i tought it be less dificult with the tool but tanks for the info