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: how do i change bits
Document: The Rockwell is light, easy to use, convenient, and has plenty of power. The chuck is the trade off, and for some it's well worth the trade.The quick-change 1/4" hex chuck is very easy and convenient for 90% of the small DIY projects. However, what is sacrificed is the flexibility to use different bits. For example, I couldn't use the Rockwell with a hole saw or with a forstner drill bit to drill a hole.
The "quick change" chuck is great for quick bit changes, but it would of been nice to have included the  adapter for regular drill bits instead of making it an additional purchase.Rockwell RW9275 Keyless Chuck Drill Drive Accessory. The carrying case is a vinyl bag in which the drill sits in the bottom with Velcro straps which forces you to place any other items on top of the drill which is an inconvenience.In conclusion, 4 out of 5 stars.
(2) Magnetic Bit HolderFor an even faster change of your driver bits, get a Magnetic Bit Holder, such as theTEKTON 2901. Bits are secured in a magnetic hex sleeve. (3) Socket ExtensionFor attaching your sockets to the 3RILL, you will need a socket extension such as thisNeiko 3-Piece Chrome-Vanadium Extension Power Bar Set.---Despite a couple of problems, I really like the 3RILL.
The 12-volt Rockwell RK2515K2 3RILL (pronounced "thrill") is a 3-in-1 (1) screwdriver, (2) drill, and (3) impact driver. The 3RILL uses a 1/4-inch quick-change hex chuck (as opposed to a traditional 3/8-inch 3-jaw chuck).Pros----- Quick and Easy Drill/Drive Bit ChangeThe quick-change hex chuck makes changing drill/drive bits quick and easy.
The quick change hex shank is much too loose in the fit between it and the collet . There is at least a 16th.of an inch wobble at the end of a standard jobbers drill when held in the chuck.The unit comes with three hex shank drills but in a fractional drill box there are 29 drills and in a number set there are 60.
Between the light weight, choice of speeds (including hammer drill), quick change chuck and minimal size, this has been an excellent addition to my toolbox. Mind you, I am an amateur not a pro. I don't do large jobs or use it every day.I own 2 corded drills, but since I got this one, I have not touched them again.
As a result, there will be a very slight wobble during drilling or driving. For high precision drilling, the wobble may present a problem.- Inadvertent Switch In The Rotational DirectionI frequently inadvertently change the direction of the rotation due to the placement/design of the directional switch.That's all the cons I have discovered so far after using the 3RILL for 3 weeks.
If you are the market for a 12 volt cordless drill for small to medium projects the Rockwell 3rill would be a good drill to consider. It has a "quick change" chuck with two rechargeable Lithium batteries that charge quickly with the supplied quick charger. The battery life is very good but varies depending on which of the three settings you use. The drill performed very well regardless if you were drilling wood or metal.
It measures only 7-3/4" in length and 7-1/2" in height.- Convenient and Intuitive ControlsThe controls are conveniently located to allow you to change the 3RILL to one of four modes (driver, drill (low speed), drill (high speed), or impact driver), set the direction of the rotation, or control the amount of torque.- Lifetime Battery ReplacementThe package comes with 2 rechargeable batteries.
It made it easy the basic kit came with the 3/16 inch drill bit I needed and I had a 1/2 inch hex drive nut driver. It only takes seconds to change from one to the other with the quick change chuck and the top mounted switch to change functions. This little tool drove the 2 inch lag screws with no problem. I hadn't even charged the batteries. This is another plus it comes with 2 batteries and if you register it there is a lifetime free replacement.
Answer: yes