With the optional 3 jaw chuck installed do you think this tool would have enough power for mixing drywall mud?
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I would think so. Although not recommended we use them for 1/2 inch 4 foot long hammer bits through brick and the work fine. Just need to replace them after several years of abuse.
1096900
Yes it'll get the job done with more to spare.Read the instruction manual on using the torque setting for drilling and screwing.
98640
It is more driver than a drill, so I will use it for drywalls and wood working.For concrete I use an hammer drill (although from power point of view the tools are strong enough to handle break wall).
1491372
No, it should work but I would suggest using a corded drill because it takes a lot of power to auger the dirt unless it is very loose.
1776607
If it has a Jacoby or adjustable chuck than it should . I use a Dremmel tool , it is smaller and provides more control than something as large as a Dewalt drill motor . Be sure and use lots of water as a lubricant .
1238107
This is a hammer drill, it can be used to drill concrete with a masonry bit. It isn't an impact driver which is normally used for driving screws into wood, drywall ect. It will however work but not as efficiently. Both tools are designed specifically for different tasks.
1383740
Probably not. This tool is made to cut plugs, it is to be used in a dill press. It most likely will wobble around when trying to get it started with a hand held drill as there is no center point to this cutter. Disclaimer: I haven't actually tried to use it in a hand drill so this is somewhat of a guess. Maybe more people will answer this question and will confirm or disagree with my answer. If the screws are phillips head and the socket of the phillips bit has been "stripped" out so that the bit no longer turns the screw and you are trying to get the screw out by another means you may try a 1/2" wood chisel to cut some wood out around the head of the screw then use a vice grip attached to the head tightly and try turning the screw out with the vice grip.
439605
Absolutely! With your choice of high speed or high torque, the high torque setting has plenty of muscle to drill concrete.
618171
This drill press does not have a keyless chuck. It does have enough speeds and power for sanding drug screen. If that is all you are going to use it for get a stationary drum sander with various size drums.
572448
Dremel does not indicate this tool is ideal for drilling. Its two-speed setting allow you to use the low-speed setting for cleaning applications and using brush accessories, then switch over to the high speed setting for routing, cutting and sanding applications.
1534694
It will just barely fit a 3/8 drill. I have mixed self leveler with it with no problems using a 1/2 inch 9 amp drill. The mixer is fairly heavy duty so its not going to break ~ the rest depends on the power of your drill.
1881352
It will work, but it is a big heavy tool. I use mine to drill concrete and mix thinset(the real reason I bought mine-I burned out two 1/4 drills mixing thinset). I use a Bosch battery powered drill for all other jobs.
1119375
don't know the answer to your question but the drill surely does work well!!
575167
Probably. however I think you should re-enforce corners for extra stability. Drywallscrews work good.
306767
The 3rill is a Drill/Driver/Impact driver, not a hammer drill. It has a 1/4" Hex Shank chuck and I am unaware of any masonry bits that will work with this type of chuck. To answer your question, could you.....probably, should you.....no. I would recommend getting a hammer drill for this purpose. Check out the Rockwell Shop Series hammer drill, it is fairly inexpensive and will do exactly what you need. Rockwell ShopSeries RC3136 7 Amp 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill
2075632
The grout mixer is very heavy duty and works extremely well. The real issue might be making certain your drill is sturdy enough to handle mixing concrete.
17892
If it was were me, I would try it. The drill has plenty of power, just go slow and easy, and I think you will be okay.