Re: Black & Decker chuck
New chucks aren't terribly expensive, and it's not fun fighting with worn chocks and chuck keys. Chucks wear out faster than good drills, so really good tool shops usually keep a range in stock.
That drive dog may be in rather tightly. You'll need to put grips on it and likely use a sharp tap with a light hammer to free it. It's a normal right-hand thread.
B&D normally fitted Davies 'Multicraft' chucks. Some were OK, some cheaper models were too soft. Rohm chucks I've found are much better.
David
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