Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is maximum size drill will fit in chuck?
Document: I have been using my Porter Cable 19.2V cordless drill as a screwdriver, but the weight and size finally got to me and I purchased this DeWalt model. I do mostly cabinetry work and needed something that is small and light to get into tight spaces. First impression of the tool is that it is very well-made, solid feel in the hand. Although the head does not swivel to a right angle,I have not found the 60 or so degree maximum angle a problem yet.
Just make it a twisty chuck like normal drills, ones that lock the bit in securely. This not only prevents the bit from falling out, it also holds it steadier so it doesnt wiggle on you when youre trying to pinpoint a bit before you start driving. Plus, this drill isnt very ideal for drilling anyway, thats what full size drills are for.
One rater said that his bits popped out if the bit slipped off the screw, because this quick chuck releases when pulled to the rear. I se what he is saying, but it has not been an issue for me. I do like the quick chuck.The only other comment, is that this driver Is larger than some of the others on the market, but it also has proportionately more power and battery while being smaller and more versatile that a full size drill driver.
I'm a general and electrical contractor and own many tools. On a recent job my flooring sub-contractor showed me this drill and let me try it. I thought it was a great idea, lots of power for the size and the price was terrific. However, I noticed that his drill chuck wobbled when operated indicating that the shaft was bent. I thought he had done this; maybe he dropped it.
This is simply the best cordless screwdriver around. With a drill you either have too much torque, speed and size. Having a power screwdriver is a necessary piece of equipment for any homeowner.I had always suffered with stripped screw heads or insufficient torque. No more - not with this baby. Balance is perfect, controls are terrific. I was really (pleasantly) surprised to find the chuck is a rapid load self ejecting chuck.
OK first, the chuck is terrible. I mean, it work well as its designed, but its designed wrong for this application.the entire reason i wanted this was to have a small power driver i could shove into my toolbelt. my full size drill is hard to carry around.While this driver works great, the moment you shove it in your toolbelt the quick release chuck pops the bit out- then youre stopping work to dig that bit out of your toolbelt.
comments about the quick release chuck...nope it is supposed to be that way for those one handed on a ladder under the sink bit changes. Concern about power or fit and finish...nope all are excellent. Kit is just right, 2 batterys, charger...and just enough power and finese'. So if I have one complaint its that it could be a bit smaller...just a hair to balance the tool a bit better.
Fit and finish are typical of any Dewalt product.I recently picked one up to fill a gap between my 14v and my heavy 18v. I used it to build a cabinet (drilling, screwing the works) and it performed better then I could have hoped. I love the rapid load chuck, and with the purchase of some rapid load accessories this tool really comes to life.I highly recomend.
This cordless screwdriver is great. I keep it in my general tool back for service calls. I wish it had a clip on the handle that could fit the 5/16&#34; driver. Instead, I keep one in the chuck, because I use mostly hex-head screws. It's very powerful for a  7.2 volt tool, and is lighter and more compact than my 18 volt drills. I don't use the charger because I have so many 18 volt tools with their own chargers.
It's a quite capable screwdriver for its size.It's light weight, easy to switch between forward & reverse. easy to switch from angled to straight positions with one hand. The lanyard hole is nice, I use it & it has saved it from being dropped numerous times.The only issue I have with it is the &#34;touchy&#34; chuck . As mentioned by other reviewers, it can be easy to accidentally bump & release the bit.
Answer: yes