I cannot figure out how to change the bits. I have done it by accident, but cannot do it again. No instructions at all on this topic.
347305
Hold lower base firmly and turn top of handle to left this will open the top in order to change drill bits
347306
On the handle, the purple part towards the top just turn it and you will hear it click then you can chane the bit out Hope that made sense (:
347307
I looked at mines again. (I have 2) This one you turn the purple part to the left till it clicks. Pull the bit out, insert the one you want to use and turn it to the right till it clicks. Sorry for the mixup.
347308
i did had the same ,when i use the second time, i don't know how i do that . i think that machine no good
347309
Hold your handle base tightly and turn the top of your drill to the left the drill will open in order to change your bits
2131188
I'm trying to figure that out too! A video would be nice. The step-by-step instructions aren't clear.
1440801
You have to spin it around back and forth by hand. I suppose that a miniature chuck for a dremel tool or equivalent would works also. The bits are very tiny. Used it once so far and works fine. Not for metal I think.
1792725
I just set it and forget it. I have never had the bit move up or down. It works really well for me.
800167
There's definitely a way to do it; I had the same problem initially. If memory serves, there's a little lever or something that you need to push/pull before you can adjust it. Pretty sure it was detailed in the instructions that came with mine.
1444162
There was not bit included with the drill, so I cannot say. One should make sure that very small bits are available.
2225293
No. You cant use drill bits. Just the drivers that come with it or similar drivers.
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.
141722
To change from Philips to Slotted, pull out the entire shank and turn it around. To change the size of either bit, just pull only the bit out and turn it around. To use it as a nut driver just remove the screwdriver bit.BTW, all these instructions are shown quite clearly in Amazon's product description.
484820
Thanks, your answers are all appreciated. Now I must decide whether or it's worthwhile to buy this and have to buy all new drill bits or go with a conventional model that accepts all the bits I already own.
1905736
Good luck. It's not easy or intuitive. Read the manual carefully (in between the lines) and you might figure it out. I threw mine away.
2257619
Mine didn't have instructions either. I can't figure out anything. I think I need to find a 10yo kid to work it. What a waste.
906506
Yes. You can make any adaptations to the bits you want. You can also buy the right bit. The way I look at an item or tool is what is the action of it. If a tool pounds you just need an adaptation. I, myself weld so a lot of times I can make these myself.
1824155
I have the same problem, I lost my instructions. I'm wondering if maybe I can look it up on line and it will give me them. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.
2076588
Take the screw cap completely off and stretch out the metal piece that the bits fit into. Then it should be ok.
1889807
It looks like they are just pressed in. They don't come out on their own or wiggle. I have not tried to force them out. If you break or lose one, I would guess that you would likely replace the both bit and socket together.
1889805
They appear to be permanently pressed into the socket. At that price, replacing the bit would not be feasible.