Variable speed trigger?
1568054
Yes it is variable speed and has a high and low gear setting. Excellent tool.
1568055
Yes, variable trigger with 2 speed gear setting. I love this drill and have used heavily with no issues. My brother has purchased Bosch drills and they are nice but these in my opinion are better. He also bought a new Dewalt one and it doesn't have a variable trigger and does not compare in quality.
1568056
Yes there is two speeds but the trigger itself is variable meaning the more you press the faster it will go.
1568057
Yes, and the most sensitive I ever used. Can run the drill at very slow speed; great for starting screws.
1568058
Who doesn't know the answer to variable speed trigger? This drill/driver has variable speed in both low and high speed. I have owned all brands of drills and for it's size and battery life it is far the best drill I have owned. I am not lying I bet I have put in 10,000 screws with it.
1448606
Not really...though you can move the trigger which lessens the power but I wouldn't call it variable.
461769
No, It has no dedicated variable speed control. It does ramp up the speed gradually as you pull in the trigger, which is a nice feature, as it allows you to start a cut slowly without having the blade jump out of the material.
424197
No, Yes I use mine with a scroll saw to start and stop the saw. Any variable speed control would have to be part of the saw itself.
2211882
The variable speed function you desire is found on some TASCAM/TEAC Pro Audio CD players. They are very rugged, built for hard use and repair support is found in most metro areas. Suggest you first check Mfgr's website for detailed product info. You will get what you pay for. Cheers!
1289016
Yes. It's speed will vary with the amount of pressure you apply to the trigger.
436717
Mine has a variable speed roller switch that works well, I've used this a lot and it is terrific!
2162312
Yes, I have tried each of the six preset speeds. The speeds responded to the various trigger pressure from very slow to the max of the preset smoothly.
893501
Not that I know of...not unless it's connected to a varaiable frequency drive or something of that nature? Maybe a rheostat?
1319684
It is variable speed. I don't know how I would measure whether it goes to or beyond the specified speeds.
965183
Definitely variable. Think of the speeds as gearing. Within that gearing you can control how fast or slow based on pull of the trigger from min to max allowed by that gearing.
825902
The trigger speed is in seconds. I believe it will tell your owners manual if you can change the speed and to what settings. I think mind takes a picture every few seconds. Hope this helps.
716501
Yes, it has a reverse setting (very easy to use- just push button). It does not have variable speeds.
1451847
Variable speed trigger. The lighter the trigger pressure, the lower the rpm's
493196
The speed is trigger regulated. Very light trigger so no problem regulating or running at different speeds
55052
I would suggest you google it...like "wall switch timer" or something similiar.
2226394
Yes. Each of the triggers represents a 15 minute duration. I used mine to power a water pump inside a plant cloning unit. You could definitely set an on 15, off 15, on 15 etc., cycle for a two-hour period, and have the remaining triggers in the 24-hour cycle set to off. Works like a charm.