I need to use these bits on a 3/8 torque wrench, would that be possible?
155068
My answer is Yes, you can. One of the piece in the 38-Piece Impact-Dr.. is intended for your 3/8" wrench. That one with a square point with a ball bearing in one of each side to fasten.
1942765
Depends. A ratchet or breaker bar would be best. the sockets are for a 3/8 inch drive. You can use an open end or box wrench directly on the end of the socket (they would all be different sizes) but either a ratchet or breaker bar would be best.
1802863
I think u need a 3/8 drill. Not sure how many kind of drills there are. But 3/8 I think is standard. So in most cases I'd say you are probably safe with this set
1675711
I doubt it. The bit surfaces are too large. There are probably specialized products for those small applications or you might be better off using a thin reverse drill bit.
905290
Yes. The screws are hex heads and if I remember right are eighth inch. You can get them at most hardware and home improvement stores. A hex head bit in a multi-bit screwdriver would also work if the holes are large enough for the shaft to fit. A long allen wrench is another alternative.
1750026
I am assuming you mean a 3/8" drill bit? No, the largest bit that will comfortably fit is 17/64" or just a little larger than 1/4". Hope that answers it.
1661737
You can use any drill bit that has a 1/4" hex shank. Amazon has many different brands for sale. Go to the Amazon search engine, scroll down to tools & home improvement. Key in (drill bits with 1/4" shank) and a wide selection of bits will come up. Any questions, you can contact Dewalt at 800 4dewalt. Good luck
1917241
Not unless they are 6 sided shank bits as a base for each bit. Won't take a standard bit.
181290
Yes I use it with my craftsman 19.2V drill works like a champ. Yes 3/8 works.
2671
yes - i have been using it with a 5/8 bit - but the bit needs to have a stepped down shank - the small chuck can't hold larger than 3/8"
1049853
Yes. You will just need an impact ready socket set. It will include a 3/8" drive to quick change hex shaft adapter. It's very quick change and the impact gun is extremely powerful. I have broken 3/8" bolt by over tightening them.
1039504
Yes u can,if your screwdriver bits come out than these can go in. I use my screwdriver bits with my black & decker drill.
1782417
The DT has a 1/4 hex socket for bits...the WT has what your looking for 3/8 for sockets.
1081547
I don't believe so. The bolts have a Torx head which requires a Torx driver, which is available at any tool or hardware store. You could also go to your local Ace Hardware and buy the 4 bolts. Hope that helps : )
904613
Look at a 3/8" Air Ratchet or 3/8" Air Wrench COPY THIS URL INTO BROWSER http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200305405_200305405D. Kennedy answered on May 16, 2014
584832
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit!1/2 bits probably wont fit!
1018514
You would have to look for the specs of the pans. This is a inch pound torque wrench. Your specs would say whether you need Inch pounds or Foot Pounds. If it says Foot pounds for your specs then you will need a foot pound Torque wrench, unless you know how to do foot pounds to inch pounds, then this might works just as long as it has the correct inch pound number.Otherwise personally I would just buy two separate tools an Inch Pound and an Inch Pound. Be better that way.Just note the Drive on this is a 1/4" so if you want to use a 3/8" socket you will need an adapter. You would have to look for the specs of the pans. This is a inch pound torque wrench. Your specs would say whether you need Inch pounds or Foot Pounds. If it says Foot pounds for your specs then you will need a foot pound Torque wrench, unless you know how to do foot pounds to inch pounds, then this might works just as long as it has the correct inch pound number.Otherwise personally I would just buy two separate tools an Inch Pound and an Inch Pound. Be better that way.Just note the Drive on this is a 1/4" so if you want to use a 3/8" socket you will need an... » Read More You would have to look for the specs of the pans. This is a inch pound torque wrench. Your specs would say whether you need Inch pounds or Foot Pounds. If it says Foot pounds for your specs then you will need a foot pound Torque wrench, unless you know how to do foot pounds to inch pounds, then this might works just as long as it has the correct inch pound number.Otherwise personally I would just buy two separate tools an Inch Pound and an Inch Pound. Be better that way.Just note the Drive on this is a 1/4" so if you want to use a 3/8" socket you will need an adapter. « Show Less