IS THIS A VARIABLESPEED DRILL/DRIVER?
1641211
Yes it is and I have to say a pretty darn good one. I use a lot and have the jig-saw attachment and it's great. Strongly recommend it. Good tool.
1802864
Yes. I think it would be best if the corded drill was variable speed rather than the real old drills that had only one speed.
1520702
It has reverse switch. It is single speed which depends on how hard you press the button like any other drill.... maybe this might be considered as 'variable'.
2167441
Hi Mike,Yes it is variable speed, and it does accept standard blades. It has a quick release locking collar and you can also lock blade so you don't accidentally turn it on. I purchased a longer lasting battery to go with it also, so that can it can work with my Bosch impact drill as well.No regrets on purchase so far !Good luck !
1801274
there is a selector switch on the top rear of the drill that gives you the 3 speeds. there is another selector switch above the trigger that gives you either drill or torque with a selector switch range from 1- 22
1163267
It doesn't have variable speed but it does have variable tourqe. I've used it for computer work and with the variable torque it never over tightens screws.
1860606
This may work better with the drill 995/driver 886 than it did for me. I would make sure I read everything completely. Let me know how it works.
1596650
I don't think this product has a variable speed. Try Metabo brand..... Only variable I know about
1568057
Yes, and the most sensitive I ever used. Can run the drill at very slow speed; great for starting screws.
1669447
I would make sure that I have a good set of stubby drill bits and lots of cutting oil to not burn the bit up. This press does not have variable speeds. It is only one speed.
1768649
Yes it is variable speed. There is a dial on the tool that allows you to choose between 1-6, I believe. (l don't have it in front of me) If memory serves, I believe the dial is on the handle near the cord outlet of the tool.
118940
Yes and slow to fast in both directions depending on the strength you use to activate the drill.
1938876
One is a variable speed drill with a chuck, the other is a driver with a 1/4" hex drive. For example I use the drill for a pilot hole and the driver to drive the screw and don't have to change back and forth with one tool. I also bought the Makita 12v flashlight and use it daily. Battery life is very good. These are not 18v heavy duty units. Perfect for woodworking and hardware around the house. Happy with !
866018
It is a Variable speed to 900 rpm, some other drills go to 2700 rpm for drilling quickly. This is designed for higher torque to drive screws into Wood. Need a Hammer drill for drilling masonry. though this with a Carbide drill would do a passable job. It would be good for driving screw into masonry anchors. Get Faster drill for drilling metal.
1768647
yes it is variable speed. there is a rotary control switch at the end of the handle above the power cord
45628
My husband, whom I bought the drill for, says torque is not related to speed, and he doesn't think this drill is fast enough or the battery long enough lasting to do much pumping. They are designed for short bursts, not continual running.
1647699
Hi.......... I believe the one you are looking at is a Hammer Driver. The DDB-180-02 is a drill driver.