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Chuck adaptor ??
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your link has worked mate, that was similar to what I was after, that only converts sds to sds plus, if that was the sds, I could just cut the fluted bit of shank away and that would work the way I wanted it to. I now have an old sds drill which I am taking the chuck off and converting it to fit my cordless , cheers for your reply
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Just google "hex to sds ebay" 9/16 hex on shaft which goes into a 13mm hand chuck snugly. Does add a bit of length though.
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No, it isn't. I think you are looking at the SDS Max to SDS plus converter.
The item below it is what JimCrow was linking to...
It replaces the chuck of your drill.
No, it isn't. I think you are looking at the SDS Max to SDS plus converter.
The item below it is what JimCrow was linking to...
It replaces the chuck of your drill.
Got ya,
Unfortunately I don't want to replace my chuck, I wanted an sds chuck that I could fit INTO my chuck when needed. I have been using sds bits in my cordless for a canny few years now but its a chew on trying to get the flutes lined up best as possible with the jaws everytime you want to use an sds bit, therefore I use ordinary bits when possible but when I need to use sds its, I just fasten sds chuck into my chuck, then push sds bits in as you would with an sds drill, very quickly and no hassle.
As I said - they don't make one. There is no point.
I'll bite...
Can't you just put the SDS end straight into the chuck? The SDS end is generally circular with keyways and flats - align it with the three teeth of your standard chuck and it might just be centred correctly. I don't like the chances of it holding for long, and you might gash up the chuck teeth but....
In the same way you can still put a quick change hex bit into a 3 jaw chuck - though happily having the right number of parallel surfaces helps this to not end in tears/knackered chuck.
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Can't you just put the SDS end straight into the chuck? The SDS end is generally circular with keyways and flats - align it with the three teeth of your standard chuck and it might just be centred correctly. I don't like the chances of it holding for long, and you might gash up the chuck teeth but....
In the same way you can still put a quick change hex bit into a 3 jaw chuck - though happily having the right number of parallel surfaces helps this to not end in tears/knackered chuck.
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You can but it will ruin the splines on the SDS bit.
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Exactly. Hex end goes in your drills existing chuck.Hitachi part number 750246
13mm HEX shank to SDS adapter.
Is that what the OP is after?
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Yes, it's the only one I can find that will fit a cordless drill.
mitch66, those cheap ones on eBay have a 14.3mm(9/16") hex shank, so won't fit in a cordless. As @SammyInnit mentioned in the other thread, they are for old school hex breakers...
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/keyless-chuck-to-sds-chuck-adaptor.487123/#post-3967119
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