Keyless Drill Chuck Extra50-RV13 Röhm 1322450, for Milwaukee, 1/16"-1/2 Clamping Capacity, 9/16"-18 Mount, Metal, Radial Lock, Through-Hole

Well made chuck with an excellent grip. I replaced my two Milwaukee brushless drill chucks that kept scoring my drill bits from slippage. These hold my drills securely.One note. Make sure you have the right thread, I had to return the original 1/2 x 20 chuck for the 9/16 x 18 mount, so check your mount before ordering.

Much better than the original chuck that came on the drill

Awesome purchase very happy

Fits Ridgid R87012 Sub Compact Drill. Exact same dimensions as stock chuck. The spinning ring at the front of the chuck is a really nice feature.

I bought this chuck to replace and upgrade the one on my Milwaukee 2601-20. Does not fit at all. This chuck is apparently designed for drills with a bigger shaft. This one is way too big for my drill. I’ll be returning it.

This chuck works great. As an industrial electrician, I drill through 1/8" stainless steel panels and 1/4" steel square stock daily. My Milwaukee drill is 2 years old and the chuck got really worn out. I decided to try this chuck on the recommendation of a coworker. My drill works better than new. No slippage at all!

I bought this chuck to replace the chuck on my Dewalt drill that was no longer working smoothly. It appears to be the exact same chuck that originally came on the drill and the Röhm website confirmed that this was indeed the correct chuck for my model number. What the website did NOT mention was that the newer Dewalt drills no longer have removable chucks. The drills were redesigned so that the chuck must be press fit onto the shaft before the drill is even assembled. Dewalt is basically attempting to force you into buying a new drill instead of simply replacing your chuck. It CAN be done but it is an ordeal and requires disassembly of the entire transmission in the drill and all of the complications of removing and replacing press fit parts. I was tempted to replace it just out of spite but then decided I could just live with the old chuck until I replace the drill with a different brand.As far as the chuck is concerned, it appears to be well made and identical to what you would find on any of the more expensive big name cordless drills. I would not hesitate to buy this chuck again if I could actually use it. Overall I would recommend this chuck but with the caveat that you should be sure you can actually replace your existing chuck first.I hope this helps!

The material looks good quality, says it is made in Germany. It is not easy to remove the old chuck. I have model 2704-20, this one comes with a Thorx T40 screw. I used a Milwaukee impact wrench with the T40 bit in torque 3 to remove the screw by holding it firmly. To remove the chuck from the drill you need an Allen L wrench ⅜ and a good vise. You must turn counterclockwise looking straight ahead. It is better to secure the drill well in a vise and put a large Allen key in L to try to turn with the help of a pipe as a lever. Trying to use the torque of the drill to free the chuck could injure yourself or burn the equipment. I say this because on YouTube there is a video of a guy who releases the chuck with the rotation of the drill, but it seems that he has previously removed it, or has changed it recently, believe me, that will not work if you have been working with the chuck for years, and you have used it to do everything. With a little WD40 and prying it should come out. I bought a chuck and screw set (05-88-1500 M6) but the diameter is much smaller than the original. At least for the 2704-20 that screw does not work. I guess it goes to the screw bucket.