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The aerospace and automotive industries each have a set of specifications that apply to designs for each of their corresponding industries. These industries contain a number of safety-critical applications, where inaccuracies, design errors or faults can pose a threat to health and safety. In light of this, wire thread inserts require rigorous testing and standardisation to ensure performance and reliability.

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There are hundreds of relevant standards and specifications that govern how, why, and which wire thread inserts should be used.

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Holding the machine down with your left hand, strike the shaft of the chuck key with a WOODEN or PLASTIC hammer/mallet so the chuck will spin anticlockwise.Give it a good lick,and it will spin off. G,Luck, Stein.   If there's no screw inside the chuck,and the drill is not a reversable type, just do the same.

Aerospace applications operate on the precipice of precision engineering. Because of this, they call for components that can be pushed to the absolute limit and maintain full functionality and reliability. Standardisation ensures these factors, as well as the full interoperability of components from different manufacturers.

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AMS (Aerospace Material Specifications) were established by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). They focus on the material science tied to inserts, such as their compositions, tolerances and surface coating/plating. AMS wire thread insert specifications provide security of the quality and reliability of their material properties to be used in aerospace applications.

KATO® Tanged solutions use high-integrity and wear-resistant threads that exceed the strength of most parent materials. Additionally, they are available in a wide range of size ranges and material compositions to suit any component in any environment.

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clockwise. Lay the drill flat on the table. Place the chuck key into one of the chuck's holes so that the key extends just beyond the table's edge.

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I wish you luck, I have no idea how many different ways there are "to skin this cat"(so to speak) But I would recemend calling up the service department (for what ever maker of your drill) thay should be able to help you out. or look in the owners booklet.(perhaps it would show on the blowup print?)

Ive taken the chucks off three different drills, each chuck was somewhat different, the first one had a screw in it, (open the jaws up all the way,and look in side) once the screw was removed the chuck was tapered,I just pryed it off.

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Curtis, Here's the scoop.                                     most modern age chucks are reversable.They are attached onto a righthand threaded shaft. When running in reverse,however yhey would have a tendency to unscrew or back off the shaft. So, The manufacturers hold them on with a lefthanded machine screw up inside the chuck.

I want to put a 90 degree attachment on my drill but I have never removed a chuck before and I tend to be a bit heavy handed and would rather not break the drill. Thanks for your help!!

KATO® Advanex wire thread inserts are fully compliant with NAS, MA and AMS standards with full traceability. We hold a commitment to reliability and operability, but take it a step further by providing industry leading performance and quality with each of our products.

KATO® Tangless products eliminate the risk of foreign object debris (FOD) in critical applications. With a bi-directional notch design and individual coil flexion, KATO® Tangless solutions save manufacturers considerable time and production costs without compromising on performance.

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KATO® Tanged & Tangless® Wire Thread Inserts are manufactured by Advanex Worldwide

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Some Milwaukee drills have chucks with a tapered hole and is affixed to a tapered shaft.To remove a tapered type, hold the drill, (Chuck down) and give it a good whack 'longside the chuck with a mallet or rawhide hammer to 'shock it off.

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If THAT doesn't work,use a 'slap hammer' with a hex nut held in the chuck and the flathead machine bolt in the slaphammers chuck.(Use hardened nut and bolt )Now pretend you're pulling another dent out of your wife's Neon.      Stein.

Wire thread insert standards provide aerospace and defence contractors with confidence in their ability to perform reliably in the long-term. They undergo rigorous torque, tension and vibration testing as well as comprehensive dimensional inspection and metallurgical analysis. As a result, engineers can have confidence in the fastening capabilities of the wire thread inserts whilst in the field.

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NAS (National Aerospace Standards) is a comprehensive set of wire thread insert standards of unified thread sizes. They ensure the interoperability and reliability of fastening solutions between aerospace components. Not only does this bring efficiency to the engineering process, but ensures a high standard of performance for these components. For metric thread sizes, the MA series of standards is used.