HI, can I use it for heavy duty? thanks a lot....
1357005
I've seen pros using them- but it is a more of a handyman kind of tool. Still it works pretty well and I've used it for building major wooden fences and sheds and it will drive a 3 in screw into treated lumber no problem. Plus its cheap- when I looked for a back-up battery, bound I could get a whole second drill for the same price and did.
1357006
If you use hex headed pieces in the drill chuck I think you could. The only negative I can say about this drill is the chuck don't hold a drill bit very tight. The Black and decker NiCad battery life is far superior to a DeWalt or Porter Cable. The battery can set all winter and still have a nearly full charge.
1357007
According to my hubby, this model can not be used for heavy duty. He still likes it a bunch, but said it doesn't have the guts for heavy duty.
1357008
If you need true heavy duty, I would get a corded drill. This drill does slip the bits but overall does very well for a backup.
1744001
No. I do not think this is heavy enough for that use. Everyday in the home, but not in a high traffic area.
689360
Yes it could be used for that. It's big. I use it when Im working on my model kit.
24990
I sometimes do use it for that. It's pretty strong and doesn't squish down, as far as I can tell.
1903753
I would think so. I use mine all the time but not for something that heavy. The cart is rated at 600lbs so there shouldn't be a problem.
1062086
I think you may need something more heavy duty, this only helps minimally, that's my opinion though.
1522915
No, it wont work for that. There is another Gorilla Tape specifically for heavy-duty applications. I also purchased THAT one here on Amazon. Here is the link: Gorilla Tape To-GoTHIS ONE will be perfect for what you have in mind. :-)
733978
It is quite heavy duty - I would say yes - except if the indivual is in excess of 300 lbs
1754002
It is a good portable drill, but I don't think it would be considered HEAVY DUTY !!!
1663797
You could, but it would do a poor job. Something heavier would be preferable.
1461419
My husband said that if you're using it at home, it's great. You'd have to take it all apart then take it somewhere to have it done. If using in a commercial sense, you'd be better off buying a heavy duty one, more expensive but probably what you might need. Prior to purchasing this one, ours lasted for a long time.
1002549
I would think not, but have never tried it. Not really made for one or a few items. I world think it best for medium to full loads.
2212927
Unfortunately, no. I did not find this to be heavy duty. It did rip with the first usage due to ice and snow accumulation. And I was as gentle I as could be trying to remove it after removing as much snow from it as I was able to.
1344168
Yes if you have a safe secure way such as a small ratchet strap to bind it. It can more than handle the load. I been using mine to transport firewood from the garage to the house without "ANY" issues.
115289
It is heavy duty and powerful. I haven't used it for that yet, but feel certain it will work. It has been great for all the other jobs so far.
837304
This box is a pretty heavy duty. If you have it on a strong base it should be fine.
386943
I will say yes, but with a caveat. The material is wood, so it's naturally less durable than other materials. I use mine very often, but generally with a lighter tough. It's good for lots of use and holds up well, but it won't respond well to excessive force, or overly rough use.