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DeWalt DW2505 3/8-Shaft Rapid Load Chuck | List Price: $13.24
Discount Price: $7.50
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Brand: DeWalt
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Features: - Durable rubber finger grips for comfortable use
- Impact and rust resistant nickel plated nose
- Pressure activated ball-groove system for rapid loading and strong retention
- Stainless steel interior parts
- One year warranty, One year service contract, 30 day no-risk trial
dewalt rapid loader [Posted on 2006-07-13]
excellent service - order came in earlier than expected - thank you
A must have in any tool box [Posted on 2008-01-11]
It has already been said in most of the reviews on this product, but it bears repeating. Just pop in a bit and the spring mechanism locks in. pull back on the collar and it ejects. So simple it is genius. There are many other rapid load chucks available by other makers but for some reason they have all chosen to use a mechanism that usually requires two hands to operate and is not only more complicated in design, but not as efficient. I have several of these made by just as many manufacturers, mostly because they are often packaged with a set of 1/4 inch shank bit sets, but the DeWALT is the only one I use everyday most of the others I own are still in the original case and mostly unused.
Item different from what is shown [Posted on 2008-02-27]
This item lacks the "rubber finger grips for comfortable use" that is in the product description, and is also physically different from the picture shown here. See my uploaded pic for what item actually looks like.
Quick and Easy! [Posted on 2008-06-27]
This chuck is extraordinarily easy to use with one hand, in contrast to many similar products where you need one to push down the collar and another to pull the bit out. This one has a small spring that coaxes the bit out far enough that it's free of the keeper but still in the chuck and easy to change. Highly recommended!
5 Stars for old chuck [Posted on 2008-09-08]
I got this years ago with my 9.6v DeWalt cordless drill (no longer sold). It still works but tends to fall out of the keyless chuck. I'd like to get a new one, but have doubts about the new version of this. Why do manufacturers take something good, change it, and risk making it bad?
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