Can I use with impact driver or regular drill to send off some steel rod material?
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no impact driver. I have been known to use mine with a drill, as well as my "dremel" rotary tool. I think an impact driver would destroy it, if you could even find a way to attach it.
740274
Yes, the drivers are made out of tool steel. I believe you could press out a bearing race using a close fit driver, I've only used mine on brass bushings but they'll work fine for small bearings.
1648378
Technically yes, drill bits with hex ends are available, that's all you can use. The speed however of the driver is pretty slow for drilling
439604
Well you might want the PS131 as it has the Hammer Drill feature used in concrete. Impact rate from 0-19,500
1689774
Yes, you need to buy 1/4" hex shank drill bits. I believe dewalt has a 22 piece bit bid for around $19. The impact driver will drill holes but it's not what it's best at. Better off getting the drill/driver & impact combo
2000088
Drill driver used to drive normal screws, and the impact driver is used for heavy things as in lag bolts and nuts onto bolts.
941180
The drive shaft of this drill is hex based only. If u have a hex attachment for a socket set you could probably use the drill for low torque type work, but otherwise this drill is primarily a power screwdriver.
1914307
There is an attachment that you can buy to turn it into an impact drill. But it is only a drill, at least that's what I got when I purchased it
1786649
Use a cordless drill and the end of the rod fits securely directly in your drill. No special bit is required.
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I actually did that project a few months ago with this set. I had no problems anchoring drywall inyo studs. Personally, I'd use the impact driver but the other drill works fine.
1731947
If you use hex ended drill bits you can. However, the driver turns slowly so it would only work for soft material with not a lot of depth needed. I only use it for started holes for screws.
1663527
never used this impact driver for that. you want to check with harbour frieght. they have a impact driver especially for taking of lug nuts. I have one and it works great.
39220
yes. you need impact type drills which fit into a hexagonal chuck. They are very common.
954730
No, not really. A hammer drill is the best for drilling into concrete. An impact driver is not designed for drilling into concrete. However, you could use it in a pinch as it would be better than a normal drill.
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It would likely do fair, however depending how many boards you need to fasten. Star drive deck screws driven by impact cordless driver might serve you better. A 20V cordless impact can do an amazing amount of work plus a screw can be with-drawn if needed whereas impulse driven nails are much harder to dislodge. I use my impact driver much more often than my impulse nailer. I own and use two Paslodes and one Bostich gas nailer, very handy tools indeed. Just another opinion.
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They work with a regular drill...but I sent mine back they were not sturdy enough for my need.
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Drill bits are available with hex shanks that fit the driver. I have used Irwin Speedbore bits for wood and found that it works far better than a non-impact driver for that purpose. Bits with diameters smaller than the hex portion of the shaft have a tendency to break too easily in my experience.