Milwaukee Impact Driver | How Do I Get That Broken Bit Out??? 

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I tried that… you bet I just superglued it in there 😂

@@rizzasteicke5190 Yea, don't do the superglue. Too likely to make things worse.

This won't work, tried it

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YOU COULD always miss the point EL OH EL

That was what I intended to try first. Have you ever tried to do it? I could barely see the clip to remove it. I figured if I managed to pull that apart I would possibly never get it back together, or would bugger the retention clip. So I tried everything to avoid having to pull that chuck apart.

@@BuildsStuff my eyes aren’t what they used to be.

@@BuildsStuff Turns out your concern was unfounded. Not hard. Putting the split ring back in was a matter of holding down one side where it's split with thumb then pushing down around the ring with a jeweler's screwdriver to snap into place. Easier that I thought it would be as well. Just be prepared for it to fly off once or twice and have a clean floor space around you.

That was what I intended to try first. Have you ever tried to do it? I could barely see the clip to remove it. I figured if I managed to pull that apart I would possibly never get it back together, or would bugger the retention clip. So I tried everything to avoid having to pull that chuck apart. If I had a patreon I could have got all the input from everybody first and we could have gone through it one by one... I am thinking about Patreon, but need to do a bit more research. I already have a Patreon for my other YT channel, but it doesn't do very well. So many people said they would do it, until I actually launched it, then they all went quiet. Hopefully one day we will get something up and running.

Didn't actually do it myself but it works that way.

Use a very narrow flat screwdriver (jewellers driver) to pry the c-clip out. Replacing it is trickier without a special tool from the manufacturer, but not too impossible. Replacing a ball spring takes less than a minute with practice and the special tool.

I was talking to the screen and everything.

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for the record, I tried to repair a NOS Makita Bdf444z I bought that had a jammed chuck and I did something you did. But I couldn't reassemble well the tool and in the end I sent it to the repair service. Result is I broke some internal parts in the process and it had cost me 1/3 of the tool in a new casing and another small part that broke, lol. In the end I saw a video for replacing the chuck and I din't even needed to open the drill.

I don't watch that channel.