What are the corresponding RPM's to the numbered dial settings?
1376615
The exact rpms are hard to know. You can only estimate based on having 7 speed settings and a range from 3000-11000 rpm. So probably about 1100 rpm up/down per setting
1376616
there would be no way of knowing with out rigging up some kind of tach to it!! it is variable speed and u will find the speed you need
1366409
It has a variable speed switch, 0-30,000 rpm (I think). In the zero speed position, it is off.
561559
No cookie-cutter answer. In fact they change with time, temp & altitude. Set idle (L) slightly richer than for max rpm with throttle stop set for speed below clutch engagement. Takes a few go-rounds for that. Set high-speed (H) so that engine 2-strokes* under load @WOT in cut, but starts to 4-stroke* when yout lift the bar slightly. Typically set a touch richer for winter, leaner for summer. *- easily researched, fundamental to know. Clue: "4-stroking" means "sounds asthmatic" "2-stroking" not.
1948503
Try some WD-40 around the dial & gears ,rotate the dial 4 times then set at correct time . Worked for me.
1458224
Linda, the dial reads as follows from left to right: high, low, warm, and off. With the "off" position at 12 o'clock, you turn the dial clockwise, changing it from off to warm, then to low, and finally to high.
2186105
The rpm is multiplied or devided in the gear ratio. 1/134 would be the rpm devided by 134. This would give you the resulting rpm. For example 3000 rpm motor would spin at approx 22 rpm with this gear ratio. The torque is multiplied at this rpm also though. You sacrifice total rpm for a significant increase in available torque.
997595
There is a dial you can adjust and turn for a different direction of stay. There is no true "dial" to set at different numbers.
603647
Default combination must be set on the dials ... That is 000. Push the lever left then pull towards you. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RiGwzL7e6o
1994796
There are two speed settings. When set on 2, the higher rpm setting,it's rated at 1400 rpm.
561960
Though my application is for an 8 cylinder, I do remember seeing in the instructions there are settings for 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 cylinder engines, which are reached by a "cylinder setting" button on the back of the tach.
2011636
Speed adjusts by dial 1 - 10 but you need to adjust the hight as speed changes(adjustments are quick). I recommend dimpled balls to extend wheel life & put the ball in a spot consistently.
853329
Since it is variable speed it depends where you set the dial. At the lowest setting I estimate it around 500 rpm at the highest my guess is 3000. This is a very good tool for precise drilling which it what I use it for. I highly recommend it.
1116359
As the previous responder noted the markings indicate that it can be set as low as 42 but physically the dial does seem to allow for a setting of about 40. Whether it maintains a setting below the markings is unknown to me. If you want it that low you might as well turn it off... there's another switch for that.
306056
When we run a "full-speed exercise", the factory-set target speed is 3600 RPM. We just started an exercise (remotely with our OnCue software) and it shows running at 3589-3608 during the full-speed exercise. I don't really know off-hand if it varies much from that when it is "fully loaded" in actual use.
561558
No cookie-cutter answer. In fact they change with time, temp & altitude. Set idle (L) slightly richer than for max rpm with throttle stop set for speed below clutch engagement. Takes a few go-rounds for that. Set high-speed (H) so that engine 2-strokes* under load @WOT in cut, but starts to 4-stroke* when yout lift the bar slightly. Typically set a touch richer for winter, leaner for summer.*- easily researched, fundamental to know. Clue: "4-stroking" means "sounds asthmatic" "2-stroking" not.
480786
You want to use a tachometer for rpm. For hour meter hook this up in parallel with your ignition switch.
2107696
There are 2 speeds. They are controlled by a gear change switch located on top of the screwdriver. There are 2 positions, low and high. Low is about 200rpm and has more torque. High is about 600 rpm. Others keep saying it is variable. It is not. The speeds are Off (0), Low (200), and High (600). The toggle switch on the side controls directions. Off in the center, clockwise tilted to the top, and counterclockwise tilted to the bottom. This is very easy to get used to and both speeds are easy to control. Just be warned that this is a light duty screwdriver and they are known to have problems with clutch slippage (or some kind of internal gear slippage) if you try to push them too hard. Great for light duty like electronics and small assembly. Get something better if you want to drive sheet rock screws into 2x4s on a regular basis. Best of luck - Jeff