hoe do you put the drill bits together?
1645243
first, these are not drill bits,this a fingernail care device. push the button on the narrow end of device,and insert tool that you want to use...be careful,it is a pretty strong device...make sure speed is on slow.
1645244
I have recently moved. and it's still packed. but if I remember right the little band turns and it loosens and you put them in and then tighten them. if you can't get it. I will keep checking back and as soon as I unpack it , I will check here. or ask the seller maybe ? Sorry I don't think I"m much help
1645245
Hold the little button and turn the black part counter clockwise insert the bit and turn clockwise until you hear a click and it will be secured
1661202
You dont need a drill. Get a nail about the size of the screw and hammer it in half the screw length. Pull it out, set the base, screw in the screw with a screw driver. Righty tighty. So you need a hammer and a screw driver, 1 good size nail. Easy
2099806
If I remember correctly, I used an extreme amount of down-force to screw them in. You could always use a drill bit barely larger than the hole to make it bigger. If you do, put a drop of wood glue in the holes before you put the screws in.
1110079
You use a flat smallish blade screwdriver.just work it past thelugs one side at a time.
829518
Take drill bits with square ends to lock in chuck. Straight bits will not work
2024554
Several ways to screw them together. 1) Use a fixed continuous 90 degree corner to allow just one hand to create a tight fit as the other hand applies the drill and screw. 2) Clamp down one board so its fixed and use one hand to hold the other board tight to the clamped board, so you can screw it with the other hand, or 3) clamp one board down flat to a table (bench) top, and use another clamp to secure the other board vertically and you can use BOTH hands to apply the screws with a drill. Either one handed screwing or two handed screwing, your choice. One handed is easy if you have a magnetic screw bit for the screw head. The strongest joints are glued and screwed. Several ways to screw them together. 1) Use a fixed continuous 90 degree corner to allow just one hand to create a tight fit as the other hand applies the drill and screw. 2) Clamp down one board so its fixed and use one hand to hold the other board tight to the clamped board, so you can screw it with the other hand, or 3) clamp one board down flat to a table (bench) top, and use another clamp to secure the other board vertically and you can use BOTH hands to apply the screws with a drill. Either one handed screwing or two handed screwing, your choice. One handed is easy if you have a... » Read More Several ways to screw them together. 1) Use a fixed continuous 90 degree corner to allow just one hand to create a tight fit as the other hand applies the drill and screw. 2) Clamp down one board so its fixed and use one hand to hold the other board tight to the clamped board, so you can screw it with the other hand, or 3) clamp one board down flat to a table (bench) top, and use another clamp to secure the other board vertically and you can use BOTH hands to apply the screws with a drill. Either one handed screwing or two handed screwing, your choice. One handed is easy if you have a magnetic screw bit for the screw head. The strongest joints are glued and screwed. « Show Less
667593
I have never tried that with this drill, but from past experience, you need a hammer drill, or a box full of masonry bits because they will keep breaking.
1240275
It came with only one standard phillips drill bit that is stored in the side of the hand base. You'll need to provide your own drill bits. Good luck.
331203
i think it comes with a little allen wrench, but if it doesn't -- an allen wrench is what you need. I used the attachable bits on my electric screwdriver and i was able to put it together in just a few minutes.
1255814
Hammer and a couple of screwdrivers. You can use a power drill to screw in the pieces but regular hand tools are ok
980974
as, im sure, you can see from the picture it comes with a little box that slides out. The drill does not store the bits. Very Nice Product
1674954
I have the same problem albeit - using the drill the one time I tested it out, the bit didn't come out. I don't think your doing anything wrong - I'm guessing its something in the design. I will admit though - being able to just pull the bit out, does make me a little uncomfortable.
729336
No! You need to use masonry bits, as they have a carbide tip on the working end. If you force it too much, using a spade bit, you could really screw up your drill...battery, or corded.
1786646
You put all 3 plastic parts together and put the metal end in the drill like a drill bit. It does not matter which one it is they all fit into the drill.
1541374
They work with a regular drill...but I sent mine back they were not sturdy enough for my need.
1776605
Oh Sheila, I am so sorry, it's been years since we purchased the drill bits and they are gone.I'm afraid I do not remember. I would suggest asking a good reliable hardware store person, we used ours in a Dremel.
1250260
No you do not need a drill. It comes with a hex wrench. All you need is a phillips head scew driver. Very easy to assemble and takes just minutes and they are sturdy.