WEN2305-KC Keyless Rotary Tool Chuck

WEN 2305-KC Keyless Rotary Tool ChuckI normally use Dremel. My Dremels have the keyless chucks.I recently received a Bauer rotary tool.I tried the Dremel chuck but it's to small and didn't fit.I purchased this one and it fits and works great.Well worth the price for the extra convenience of the keyless chuck.I would highly recommend and I will buy again when needed

The WEN 2305-KC Keyless Rotary Tool Chuck is a game changer for any crafter. Its keyless design makes bit changes effortless, saving time on projects. The build quality is solid, gripping various bit sizes securely without slippage. It's compatible with most rotary tools and performs well for tasks ranging from engraving to sanding. For its quality and performance, the price is very reasonable. Overall, this chuck is a must-have for both hobbyists and professionals looking for reliability and ease of use. Highly recommended!

I noticed several people who rated this one star had the same issue I had initially: that their chuck didn't fit- I wanted to let you know, I requested a replacement, and that one miraculously was larger and did fit. If yours is initially off, try this and see if you get lucky.Like others, I am not 100% sure how long it will last: it does have some tricky issues with the jaws opening and closing, but it is holding onto the bits once they do successfully open and close. (The "teeth" are protruding slightly, it looks not unlike the Graboid from Tremors :)I'm ecstatic that it's working, at least for now. I would purchase it again.I'll update this review down the road, and let you know how long it lasts.I took off one star for the sizing issue and the need to reorder/reship, and for the opening and closing of the jaws. If it holds up, I'll bump it back up a star down the road.I have the Wen 2305 rotary tool that I purchased in 2017. I was wondering if the newer models were slightly smaller, to enable users to interchange with Dremel? I wonder if that might've been the issue initially with the size difference?The new chuck fit both the rotary tool threads and the flex shaft. I am happy.

This is a life saver. It saves so much time from trying to look for collets and looking to find the right size or replace worn out collets. It’s simple, you loosen it to open the chuck and tighten to close the chuck. Just like a drill and when you have it hand tight get your spanner wrench and give it a light turn to make it snug so the bit won’t come loose. Also I want to mention, when you receive this keyless chuck, it does not open or close unless it’s being threaded onto the rotary tool. FYI. I also found that this keyless chuck fits the flex shaft that came with my Wen 23103. This has completely changed the game for me. Great quality and simplicity at its finest. A+

The chuck on my GOXAWEE Rotary Tool caused bits to wobble and that company doesn't offer replacement chucks. This fit perfectly and holds bits straight.

I purchased because one commenter said this fit the Tacklife rotary tool, but it does not. It is too large and cannot screw onto the tool. I did however find that the Dremel chuck #4486 does fit the Tacklife tool.

A must have for your dremel. Get right one for your dremmel

Bought another Chinese M7 keyless chuck that would fit my Dremel (2 for $8). Had good reviews but what arrived was junk. Jaws were poorly molded and even when fully closed, there was a 1/32" gap between the jaws. They will probably grip a mandrel ok, but may not work with very small bits. This Wen chuck (M8 thread for my non-Dremel rotary tool) was a little more expensive, but looks like a well-constructed part that should last a while. This was the only M8 threaded chuck I could find which didn't look like it was make in the same junk factory. Save yourself some time and just this one if you are looking for a quality chuck.