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Thread: Bit stuck in Makita cordless drill

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    Bit stuck in Makita cordless drill

    Hi

    Is there a way to get a stuck bit out of the chuk? I put the drill chuide up and sprayed wd 40 in the re for 2 weeks and it sdidn't help a bit.

    The bit is a short one so hetting to it is hard.

    Any suggestions would be greatly aprecitated.

    THanks nuch

    Quinn

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    Is this a hex chuck on an impact driver?
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    Cold cold cold - although this might not help if you don't have enough bit sticking out on which to concentrate the cold.

    If you cold the chuck too

    Good luck.
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    It is a quick release chech. pulll it it forward and oit releases the bit

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    I had luck with needle nose pliers. After the first stuck bit I learned to only use the long ones, or an extension for the short ones

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    I've had the same problem with mine. Try tapping around the front edge of the chuck with a hammer in a counter clockwise pattern. Just like trying to loosen a tight jar lid. Has worked for me.

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    Do you remember if you tightening or loosening something last time? I've had a bit get jammed from tightening, put it on a fastener to loosen it and it'll knock the driver tip free.

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    Not an uncommon issue. I just tap the end of the l bit that is stuck against a hard surface like the floor. This usually frees the bit.
    No PHD, but I have a DD 214

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