would this drill have enough power to drill through glass with the correct bit of course?
1244365
Yes. This drill has enough power to pass a bill through the House of Representatives and Senate without getting vetoed by the President.
1560816
No, this is a marginal tool at best. Look for a core bit that is made to drill stone at a stone tool supply house
1088711
it does not come with a drill bit, but if u can find one for it, it should drill. It has a lot of power at a low speed. I am sure u can use the Phillips head to drill a hole. (Sheetrock)
1205127
Probably not. Simple round shank for a 1/4" and larger drill chuck, probably too large to fit a dremel tool spindle. You probably want to use a slow speed (variable speed drill) or you might crack the glass. I use putty to build a circular ring and fill it with water to cool the bit and keep hazardous glass dust down. Also wear a mask, safety goggles and gloves as always a risk of glass breaking.
1617485
You must first drill a hole for the center of this tool to pivot in a circle. The dremel bit then cuts the circle. I do not know if there is a glass cutting bit for this tool. I have only used this on wood and plastic
2212029
I actually just used this drill today with a 1/4 inch drill bit so I know for sure it fits. I haven't gone thru much metal with this drill but it's actually pretty good so if you have the correct drill bit and a fully charged battery I'm quite sure this would do most jobs, including a metal window frame. Good luck!
1309074
never tried it on glass. use mostly for tools. it's a diamond tip bit should last a long time. this s a very nice tool. nice light weight easy to use. hope this helped.
1972919
Probably, but the drill itself is a little wobbly (1mm) so if absolute precision is needed, spend some more money on a better model.
331363
Yes, however check the chuck capacity. Using a larger diameter bit than you drill is rated for is a good way to burn it up. I've done it before, with caution.
716076
Absolutely-this is a strong 1/2 drive drill. If you are doing a lot of concrete drilling I'd consider a hammer drill but this Dewalt will have more versatility.
198289
Yes, it will fit in a drill. I used it in my drill press also. In drilling a hole in glass I kept putting a little water on the area as it was cutting and used a slower rotating speed. I also don't use much pressure.
1645626
i think so, we drilled through marble. just make sure to allow the bit to cool between drilling
650486
No, it is intended to make a mark so your drill bit will start cutting at the center point where you need a hole drilled. Not as a safety device for breaking glass out as you are asking.
1881353
Yes, this drill works just as well as a regular drill, although it's a bid larger and heavier. I've used my drill for drilling holes in wooden cabinets, with the use of a cobalt bit I've even drilled through 1/4" stainless steel. Make sure you get the correct hammer bit if you'll use it for masonry, all other bits will break and/or go dull immediately.
1584553
yes would need right bit for granite. Drill would be fine. Might wobble the granite a little if the pressure wavers or changes in any way. Tim
1690793
I don't believe so. 1/3 hp is enough power to drill through anything I can think of assuming that the drill bit is even half sharp.
468543
I think the bits are one quarter down to one thirty second and I've never tried going through shells or glass. It has a fast enough speed that it could work.