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https://imgur.com/POYwwlY

First time using this drill. After removing some screws I put on this drill bit to drill a hole and noticed a wobble, and after trying other bits it is still there. Is this normal, or am I overreacting?

Also apologies for using Imgur none of the webm converters I used would make a file 4chan would accept.

>> No.2554519

https://imgur.com/0DruLZd

Here’s a view from the front.

>> No.2554532

>>2554517
The outer sleeve of a chuck always wobbles and flies around, so ignore that.
The only thing you should be focusing on is how much runout the tip of your drill bit has.
And since your video is shaky, nobody can tell.

With that said, cordless drills are trash. All of them. They all come with garbage tier chucks that runout.
Just deal with it, or pony up the money and replace it with a Rohm chuck.

>> No.2554538

>>2554532
I’m noticing a slight wobble with multiple bits. My hand was a bit shaky but I thought that was still pretty clear in the video. I just want to make sure I can use it to drill holes and drive indoor screws without fucking up my wall because of the slight wobble.

>> No.2554551

>>2554538
Itll be fine, which is exactly why drill manufacturers put the lowest quality garbage chucks on their drills.

>> No.2554614

>>2554517
>wobble
Optical illusion of the flutes.
Spin a dowel or a pencil or something.

>> No.2554615

>>2554614
>Optical illusion
Like waving a pencil at that certain speed ... "oooooo it's ruuuuuubber ..."

>> No.2554702

>>2554538
Why would the slight wobble fuck up your wall? Are you trying to drill perfectly circular holes?
If you're just drilling screws into studs or brick, test the fit of the screw. and if its loose, step down the drill bit size by 1/16".

>> No.2554751

>>2554614
I just spun an extension. Slight wobble but not as bad as the bit.