what is the variable speed range (strokes per minute)?
882871
Specs state 500 to 1300 per minute but have never had the need to measure it. Yesterday I used this tool to cut 82" long 1 1/4" thick cherry for bed parts. I do not have a band saw and this tool is fantastic for trim and curve cuts.
1983571
Greetings: I will give you a qualified yes on the variable speeds. THe motor is a standard brushed DC motor, so load and drive voltage affect speed. You can vary the speed by either varying the drive voltage, or, as in current automobiles, with a pulse-width modulated source. Hope this helps! Terry S.
1777501
There are no settings other than velocity measurement in feet or meters per second. When turned on it defaults to feet each time per the manual. Try reviewing the manual then contact the manufacturer for further assistance if needed.
2083008
Yes that's correct. In my case this drill has no variable speed. If you read the product description carefully, you can see there: ,,variable speed 0-2500 rpm..." this words means, that you can regulate the speed of your drill as you wish while pressing the switch kay. But drill has only 2500 while pressing switch key, it regulates nothing.Otherwise the quality of this item is pretty good.
1568056
Yes there is two speeds but the trigger itself is variable meaning the more you press the faster it will go.
1983569
it is advertised as 50 RPM. I would not think it is a variable speed but you may be able to find one that they make in the RPM you need
1929040
It's one speed, not variable. Don't know exact speed it seems similar to a belt sander range. BTW I love this machine. Its very precise and works perfectly.
1025503
Yes, speed is variable on this model. There is a rotary switch on the handle where your thumb naturally rests that is used to vary the rpm.
154848
manufacturer claims 1000fps-lead pellets, 1200fps-alloy pellets. Personally, I don't have a way to measure the speed.
1013042
Yes, speed in kmh or mph. I save a file and download into Strava which has even more data analysis.
2063150
There are 12 speed settings. I bought it for my wife to replace a 20 year old Braun unit. She loves it!
561558
No cookie-cutter answer. In fact they change with time, temp & altitude. Set idle (L) slightly richer than for max rpm with throttle stop set for speed below clutch engagement. Takes a few go-rounds for that. Set high-speed (H) so that engine 2-strokes* under load @WOT in cut, but starts to 4-stroke* when yout lift the bar slightly. Typically set a touch richer for winter, leaner for summer.*- easily researched, fundamental to know. Clue: "4-stroking" means "sounds asthmatic" "2-stroking" not.
319976
The default speed is 0.5mph when you push the "Start" button. After that, it goes up 1/10th of a mile per button press (0.5mph, 0.6mph, 0.7mph, etc.) until reaching a maximum speed of 2.0mph. So, it takes 15 button presses to get to the maximum speed and I'm guessing 20-ish seconds to reach that.
1801597
Variable speed control. Very responsive and easy to use! It can be quite fast or very slow.
1337232
It depends on the tool you have plugged into it. Speed for the jig saw for example is between 2000 to 5000 strokes per min.
1451847
Variable speed trigger. The lighter the trigger pressure, the lower the rpm's
1856207
About 230 feet per second, but that's on a sliding scale depending on how full your co2 is. Fps can be as low as 180, but usually stays in the 200s.