will this device work on my cordless drill charging station?
200004
Yes but I wonder why? The idea is when the master outlet provides powr to the master device, the switchable outlets also have power available for devices.
1524811
I have not tried these in my cordless drill, but they should work fairly well. I have used smaller shanked drill bits, so these should work. These are made for Dremel type hand tools that turn quite a lot faster. Give it a try................
1381900
Yes, not as gods as a hammer drill,but it will work. Worked good for about 9 months and then the switch wore out.
1952826
Yes, these should work fine with a cordless drill. I used an 18 Volt DEWALT cordless drill/driver and the large bit from this set to cut through a thick masonry planter for my garden and it worked great. Most grout and cement board is fairly easily drilled through even with a old fashioned hand drill.
2159018
I don't have first hand knowledge but as an electrical engineer I would seriously doubt that it would. Looking at pictures of the 36V battery, it looks like the battery would not even physically fit into the drill. I am not certain of this, though.
1812054
I really don't know but I do know that after getting the charger, it still didn't re-charge my drill. I ended up getting a new drill all together.
2079379
for any compatibility charger,dewalt has a chart on their pdf manual for that item,just do a google search for that pdf.
1088712
I don't know. It doesn't come with drill bits, so I've never tried to drill holes with it. It is a "Cordless Power Precision Screwdriver" not a drill.
1206327
Dear A. Gutman, You are lucky in that I happened to check e-mail today. I check once a month, or thereabouts. As to your question, the bottom of the charger says "Input: 120V/60Hz/42W" so my guess is NO. But it is a fun little drill.
366903
It should. You could plug the drill's battery charger into the Yeti 120v outlet. How many batteries can be charged depends on the capacity and state of charge of the drill batteries.
201324
Agree with the other responses that it will work if the angle of the bend is not too sharp. Also the drill needs to be powerful enough, better with a corded drill than a battery powered drill.
1477591
Michael, I bought a 7.2volt B& D at a garage sale without a charger. The charger recommended for this drill was on the B&D site whichnI bought through Amazon and it works fine. I didn't find my receipt to verify the part number.
351814
I have the Dewalt 18volt batteries and just found out about a charger that fits them. It's called PoweriSite preorder on Kickstarter. Could be a great accessory when the power is out. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/463425404/powerisite-usb-power-from-your-cordless-tool-batte
1011985
this getup plugs into your cordless drill. don't waste your money because the foam pads fall apart and they are pricey. get a griots garage if you have the coin. HTH
1000230
If it is an 18 volt drill with a shoe mount this battery should work. If it's the high output standard or a Ni-Cad it does not matter. The only problem is the old style battery will not work in the Ni-Cad Charger.
504614
It will work, but your results will not be as good. I use mine with a porter cable 18v cordless drill sometimes. I can get good correction with it, I just have to work the area about twice as long.For heavier corrections I use my Dewalt corded drill.
1967448
Yes, this charger will work for your drill and any of the Makita batteries your drill will accept.