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no mate...
well, it'll go in the chuck, and you might be lucky and get it centred - for about 5 minutes....
 
i like drill with chucks and normally use a marshaltown thinset paddle its what im used to,i like them cos i can take them off the drill each day for storage in van.but on my 110 volt drill i have a refina hex shaft but as i barley use my 11o volt thought i cud utilise my chuck and use the refina paddle as they are good
 
Put the threaded paddle in the chuck it might get a grip if you tighten it up hard enough ,but it will fcuk the thread up.the adapter is for an sds drill.
 
that is desighned to fit an sds. handy if you have one. the bosche take some abuse. just get a hex paddle. bit of a gimmic. and those paddles are designed for heavier ones.
 
hollybank said:
Put the threaded paddle in the chuck it might get a grip if you tighten it up hard enough ,but it will fcuk the thread up.the adapter is for an sds drill.
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m14 mate.... be lucky getting that in a half inch chuck...
see this baby? top of the paddles theres 2 little adaptors....
theyre m14 one end and quick release the other, like a cordless bit holder..
ive got one on mine, the paddle just pops when you want it to...
gotta go on m14 though unfortunately
and I cant find one online, but i got my adaptor and paddle locally... toolfix (not toolstation or screwfix) peterborough
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