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ACCESSORY
ASSEMBLY
&
ADJUSTMENTS
The
1/4*
HEX
DRIVE
QUICK
CHANGE
CHUCK
(Fig.
3)
is
used
on
ail
positive
and
versa-clutch
units.
A
ball
retainer
pro¬
vides
positive
locking
of
all
accessories
in
the
chuck.
Push
for¬
ward
on
the
ball
retainer
and
hold
while
inserting
or
removing
ac¬
cessories.
Release
for
positive
accessory
retention.
DEPTH
ADJUSTMENT
ON
DRYWALL
UNITS
(Fig.
5)
1.
Turn
locator
until
end
of
bit
extends
3/16"
beyond
end
of
locator.
2.
Test
drive
a
fastener
in
scrap
material
to
determine
if
fastener
is
correctly
seating.
3.
Further
adjustment
may
be
necessary
to
increase
or
decrease
the
fastener
depth.
ACCESSORY
ASSEMBLY
&
ADJUSTMENT
FOR
DRYWALL
UNITS
(Fig.
4)
The
1/4"
HEX
DRIVE
BALL
LOCK
CHUCK
is
used
on
all
drywall
screwdrivers.
Figure
5
TO
INCREASE,
turn
the
locator
so
that
end
of
bit
extends
further
from
end
of
locator.
TO
DECREASE,
turn
the
locator
so
that
end
of
bit
is
closer
to
end
of
locator.
Black
&
Decker
Drywall
Units
have
very
fine
depth
settings,
each
“detent”
is
.0052"
or
one
revolution
of
the
locator
equals
.083"
change
in
depth
setting.
To
change
Bit
Holders
on
Drywall
Units
1.
Unscrew
collar
AND
locator
assembly
from
gear
case
(left
hand
thread).
NOTE:
There
is
no
need
to
unscrew
locator
from
collar.
2.
Pull
bit
holder
straight
out
with
pliers,
if
it
is
difficult
to
remove.
3.
Push
new
bit
holder
into
spindle
until
ball
lock
snaps
in
groove
in
bit
holder
shank.
SCREWDRIVER
ACCESSORIES
continued
Hex
Drive
Shank
Extensions
SHANK
SIZE
1/4**
SQ.
DR.
1/4"
LENGTH
2*
*For
use
with
1/4"
square
drive
sockets—1/4"
hex.
1/4"*
1/4"
6"
Sockets
for
the
above:
TYPE
SOCKET
SIZE
DIAM.
LENGTH
FOR
DRIVING
(•
fjl
1/4"
1/2"
7/8"
HEX
NUTS
AND
Non-
5/16"
1/2"
7/8"
SHEET
METAL
SCREWS
1/4"
Sq.
Drive
Magnetic
3/8"
9/16"
15/16"
1/4"
7/16"
7/8"
Magnetic
5/16"
1/2"
7/8"
3/8"
9/16*
7/8"
3,4
3,4
4,5
3
4
2
5
5
6
4
5
3,4
6
6
8
5
6
—
8
8
10
6,8
8
5,6
10
10,12
12
10
10
8
12
,
1
4
,
1
/
4
14
,
1
6
,
1
/4
1/4
12
,
1
/4
12
,
1
/4
10
12
14
,
1
/4
1/4
12
12
10
1/4"
Hex
Bits
With
Rotating
Finder
For
Use
With
Any
1/4"
Hex
Drive
Power
Tool
|
BIT
LENGTH
4,5
4,5
4
,
5
,6
4,5
4,5
—
3
-
1
/
2
"
8
8
8,10
6
8
5,6
3
-
1
/
2
"
8
8
8,10
6
8
5,6
6
"
10
10
12
8,10
10
8,10
3
-
1
/
2
"
12
12
1/4
-
12
-
3
-
1
/
2
"
MISC.
SCREWDRIVER
ACCESSORIES
6"
Hex
Bit
Extension
For
use
with
1/4"
Hex
Shanks
and/or
other
extensions.
1/4"
Drive
Magnetic
Socket
For
driving
8
Pointed
Nvlon
and
Steel
Headed
Screws.
Heavy-Duty
Tool
Box
Cat.
No.
50078
\L
Scrugun®
Holster
Cat.
No.
69590
attaches
to
belts
up
to
2-3/4"
wide.
Magnetic
Bit
Tip
Holders
for
Drywall
Scruguns
1/4"
Hex
Shank
for
1/4"
Hex
Tip
(3-3/32
long)
for
use
with
all
Drywall
SCRUGUNS®
EXTRA
LENGTH
BIT
TIP
DRIVE
BODY.
1/4"
Hex
Shank
for
1/4"
Hex
Tip
(2-31/32
long)
for
use
with
all
Drywall
SCRUGUNS®
STANDARD
LENGTH
STAINLESS
STEEL
BODY.
(Standard
equipment
on
H.D.
drywall
SCRUGUNS®
)
BELT
CLIP
Cat.
No.
69600
For
all
H.D.
SCRUGUN
Screwdrivers.
(Standard
equipment
on
H.D.
drywall
SCRUGUNS®)
7
VERSA-CLUTCH
FOR
DRIVING
A
WIDE
RANGE
OF
FASTENERS
RPM
WOOD
SCREWS
NOMINAL
CAPACITY
SELF
LAG
DRILL
SCREWS
SCREWS
THREAD
CUTTING
SCREWS
SHEET
METAL
SCREWS
MACHINE
SCREWS
0-1200
#12
1/4"
w/pi!ot
hole
1/4"
1/4*
3/16"
CRS
1/4*
1/4*
.
1.
Install
proper
fastener
driving
accessory
and
set
screwdriver
for
correct
rotation,
2.
Adjust
clutch
setting.
See
Fig.
4.
3.
Place
fastener
in
accessory,
contact
workpiece
and
apply
pressure
to
seat
fastener
keeping
clutches
engaged.
4.
Upon
fastener
seating
the
clutches
will
ratchet.
Disengage
screwdriver
from
fastener.
NOTE:
With
Versa-Clutch
the
operator
has
the
ability
to
“override”
clutch
ratchet
if
a
fastener
hits
a
wood
knot,
variable
hardness
in
steel
workpieces
or
incorrect
pilot
holes.
Increased
operator
pressure
will
usually
cause
the
clutches
to
“pick-up”
and
continue
to
seat
the
fastener.
Further,
a
quick
twist
of
the
collar
will
change
the
clutch
setting
to
overcome
most
driving
difficulties
and
will
provide
for
immediate
change
in
torque
output
giving
the
operator
option
to
drive
a
range
of
fastener
sizes.
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
With
the
motor
running,
blow
dirt
and
dust
out
of
all
air
vents
with
dry
air
at
least
once
a
week.
Wear
safety
glasses
when
performing
this.
Exterior
plastic
parts
may
be
cleaned
with
a
damp
cloth
and
mild
detergent.
Although
these
parts
are
highly
solvent
resistant,
NEVER
use
solvents.
1.
Remove
clutch
housing
by
unscrewing
in
direction
of
arrow
(left
hand
thread).
2.
Clamp
tool
or
clutch
housing
in
a
resilent
clamp.
3.
Remove
round
clutch
retaining
rings
with
a
very
small
screwdriver
or
sharp
pointed
tool.
4.
Install
new
clutches
and
new
retaining
rings.
NOTE
:
If
the
output
spindle
slides
toward
inside
of
gear
case,
remove
dead
spindle
spring
and
thread
a
5/16"
-18
bolt
or
cap.screw
into
end
of
spindle
and
lift
up
to
expose
retaining
ring
groove.
Re-assemble
dead
spindle
spring
allowing
no
more
than
1/4"
projecting
from
end
of
spindle.
5.
Relubricate
clutches.
(See
lubrication'
CHANGING
CLUTCHES
(Fig.
7)
FOR
VERSA-CLUTCH
ONLY
CHANGING
CLUTCHES
(Fig.
8)
FOR
POSITIVE
CLUTCH
&
DRYWALL
UNITS
ONLY
CLUTCH
OUTPUT
SPINDLE
RETAINING
RING
Figure
8
1.
Remove
three
gear
case
screws
from
front
and
disassemble
gear
case.
2.
Clamp
output
spindle
in
a
resilient
clamp.
3.
Remove
round
clutch
retaining
ring
with
a
very
small
screwdriver
or
sharp
pointed
tool.
4.
Install
a
new
clutch
and
retaining
ring.
5.
Relubricate
clutches
and
gearing.
(See
lubrication).
5