why does it say "works with your CORDLESS hammer drill? do they work with a chorded drill?
1257839
If these drills work with a battery driven drill it will surely work as well with a plug-in electric drill. The reason i use a battery driven drill, I am not limited by the length of the electrical cord as to where the drilling is to be done.
265318
They could work with a corded drill, but then I wouldn't use them in a wet location.
2148644
Yes, it can be used with a corded drill. You attach a section at a time while feeding it into your vent system. I used a push/pull method and pulled the system completely out periodically to remove any built-up lint. Be sure to wear eye and breathing protection. It can eject a lot of link and clumped material. There is an excellent video on their site showing how to use it, other than the fellow demonstrating didn't wear the protection.
780882
We have owned three of them. They work great with a cordless drill. We hooked it up to an electric drill and it broke. We think the electric drill was too powerful. Not for sure tough. They are mostly made of some type of metal.
602092
No; I use them in a Makita Drill (Any Electric Drill will work). Have saved a ton of money and time by sharpening my own Chain Saw Blades.
510419
I fhave a standard cordless drill. It just fits in the chuck and I tighten it and off I go. As I recall you should only go in the clockwise/tighten direction. Its easy. And it works very well.
1118903
Yes it will work with any cordless saw. I bought this but honestly it really it a waste of money. I use my homemade guide which is so much more accurate. I should put this into a garage sale
397924
Yes, but that feature on a cordless drill is mostly a marketing ploy.Hammer is the highest torque setting.Even on the Milwaukee 28V drill, which is in every way a superior tool,the hammer drill setting generates more noise than impact.Its effect is not much different from exceding the torque setting.
1257009
In this instance, "bare tool" means no battery, no charger, no case, no accessories. If you already have the right Bosch batteries and charger, buying this bare tool makes sense. Otherwise, buying the kit makes more sense and is often the cheapest way to get what you need. I will say it is the best cordless drill I have owned. I have had Makita and DeWalt in the past and they just don't measure up to the Bosch.
534804
You insert them into a very small cylindrical device that is supposed to turn at 3 RPM. Mine didn't work at all. I tried using them manually, but honestly those are the worst little tools I've ever purchased. Had I been able to see them I would have known that. Hope this helps. BTW, I threw mine away.
1730574
it attaches to a drill. I used a good quality cordless drill, and two or more batteries.
2049596
They will work with any type of drill. However for maximum performance a hammer drill is recommended. Hope this helps
1269253
If it worked without breaking it would work with a cordless drill. Unfortunately the guiding drill bit came loose after drilling 3 holes.
257972
no way!, this is a hammer drill , i HIGHLY recommend against using this for screws. Use a smaller 3/8 power drill like this one PORTER-CABLE PC600D 6 Amp 3/8-Inch Variable Speed Drill However i always recommend using a cordless drill for installing/taking out screws. If your drill does not have enough power it may seem that way for other reasons, maybe the batteries are not good, or maybe your screws are big and need to be pilot drilled first.
492485
IMO, this is the only cordless set that provides the power of corded tools. You are trading the convenience of losing the cords with the inconvenience of added weight.The right tool for the right job is always the way to go. I tend to reach for my cordless tools (I own extensive 18 and 36v tools) than my corded ones for most tasks.
1211985
No, that was a problem I had. Seems what you buy at Lowes, or other box stores is a different battery configuration. I had received a kit for a gift, then purchased these tools thinking they would share batteries. Nope. That said, still the best cordless tools that I have owned. I now own both post and the square slide type batteries.I may have gotten your question wrong. The saw uses the post type, and the drill and Lowes tools use the slide type.
2280784
Thanks for your answer, but I mentioned that I wanted to use it with a cordless drill, not in a drill press. If I hold the plastic lid down with my feet and go slow with the cordless drill, would it work. I don't want to spend much more for a quality 5" hole saw, and thought this tool would work, especially for adjusting hole size as needed.