How To Use A Dremel Adjustable Chuck And Why Its Better Than Collets.

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How to use adjustable chucks for Dremel(s) and other rotary tools. They are a game changer if you have different sized bur shanks and I'll tell you why...

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Timestamps
00:00 How To Use A Dremel Adjustable Chuck
05:38 Wearing Out Chucks
07:27 Dremel Thread VS Other Brands

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I’m convinced lmao, just a few seconds in and I’m already having flashbacks of finding the right collet

iqfend

Nice Roy, this will definitely help when messing around with the Nova Tips

LocallyLostHandmade

I have a cheap rotary tool that already came with such an adjustable chuck. Now that I have seen your video a remark my cousin made about shaft thickness finally makes sense. He was talking about the right shaft diameter and I didn't get it, because I had been using different diameters since the beginning. He is a gold smith and uses a lot of specialized tools.

dinoklein

OMG! That's exactly what I have to buy. I'm off to order one!
Roy, you are awesome!
Thank you bro.
Can't wait to see what you have in store for your YouTube fans.

Historynerd

Thanks Roy. I've been using dremel type tools for 30 years and always wanted a 3 jaw type chuck. I didn't know they made them. I have a couple of the metric ones with posts that I use on my lathe etc., but I never knew that they made them with 9/32-40 threads. (which my tool has) So I found some on eBay. 3 for $8 ...Now I wait for them from China.

HanstheTraffer

I have one bench grinder with flex shaft where the threads are lings. Have to stick to collets there, and use it for all my sintered, novas and polish tip. On my Dremel I use the adjustable one, burrs and cutting discs and such goes there.

Like them both, biggest plus to collets is that you don't need to make sure your bits are sentered, they allways are. Super quick when all shafts are the same size.
Biggest downside is that there are none small enough for my thin burrs, then the chuck is absolutely gold to have.

ElinHaugan

Beauty! Just saved me a lot of time. Straight to the Ozito size. Thanks Roy. You're a legend. Have a great day. Better head for the air con, come Saterday. Supposed to be 42 degrees in Dimmy and only after you cop it first, in S.A.

nancycurtis

I need me one of those! The large set of bits that I got for Christmas has some chunky shafts and some incredibly slim drills, and the brass holders are just a bit too large for the Dremel extension.

eirintowne

wow, this has already changed my life even before i try it tomorrow morn :P

keatonjones

great info mate saves buying something that wont fit great job mate

pkgoldopalhunting

I have heard to always use the original collet chuck for the mini cut off wheels, but other than that the 3 jaw chuck works Great for everything!

daviddaddy

I found out when I ordered my nova points that they didn’t fit my dremel. I bought the adjustable chuck then and it’s great so far. There have been a few times that the bur came loose while using it. But I figure I probably didn’t center it well. Definitely worth the cost to not switch the collets back and forth.

evanshipley

Excellent info, especially the part about the two different collet nut sizes! Now, does anyone make a right angle attachment for the larger size thread?

vincentsansevero

Great review. The thread size issue had me confused stupid. I have a dremel and a ryobi.

McDowallManor

Very nice, have you ever repaired a cracked Opal with starbond or similar ? Would you use a vacuum chamber to get better penetration into the stone ?

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