I need tiny bits for a project, but don't have a dremel. Can these be used in a standard power drill or an old-fashioned manual egg-beater style drill
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You Can use the in whatever you have that has a small enough chuck. However the key to using tiny bits successfully is the R.P.M. YOU NEED VERY HIGH R.P.M. for these small bits. That is why the Dremel is a good tool for them. I don't think you can get the speed you need from a hand drill.
881743
I think the chuck of a standard power drill would be too big for these bits.
2069333
These are not masonry drill bits. I wouldn't recommend that. However DEWALT's DW5207 drill bits set would work.
676127
I would think so. I have a Black & Decker bit set and the drill has had no issues with using them.
1958872
You could use a regular drill to drive this tool, but you won't get the high speed or more precise handling of the dremel-type tool. Note the "Dremel-TYPE"; any brand of high speed tool will work. Harbor Freight sells a decent Dremel-type tool at a reasonable price.
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
1689775
Yes, easily done as long as you have the quick load ends with your drill set. A regular drill will not work as there is no way for the bit to stay in the drill. Not sure you are familiar with the quick load items but they are the type that get inserted into your drill without a need to tighten anything. Most of your different screw tips have this feature also. If your drill bits are not this type, a set can be purchased from Amazon at a very reasonable price.
1675711
I doubt it. The bit surfaces are too large. There are probably specialized products for those small applications or you might be better off using a thin reverse drill bit.
1205129
I would certainly NOT recommend their use in a Dremel. They have a 1/4" shaft so they can't fit in my dremel tool. I won't even use them in a hand held drill.
161334
Yes, if you use the proper polishing compound. You have to be careful if you've never used a Dremel. Pretty powerful for such a small device. I would think that there would be only a few of the pieces you could use.
226861
Don't know, all I have ever used are drill bits and these are the best, I broke one the other day but, that was my fault, wasn't holding the drill right which put the bit in a bind and in turn broke the bit, great set of bits! I would recommend them anytime!
1598072
This drill will use any standard drill bit. Also, there are no bits included with the drill.
2099513
No they will not work with a Dremel tool, they are designed to be used with a drill press with a jig (not included with the bits) to mount the tools to.
1145587
I actually haven't tried them for such an application but it is my impression that they will break. I would use much higher quality high speed steel drill bits for non-ferrous metals like copper and aluminum.
2216179
I have used cheap bits that either fall apart or bend. These hold up very well either in wood or standard steel. So far no problems .
2235830
Yes. There is a drill bit set that you can buy. Just keep in mind that this is a screwdriver first, not a drill - don't expect tons of torque for drilling into harder items. The compact size makes it handy for doing work in tight spots, like under a kitchen sink or in small cupboards.
433856
Technically you can. However, for the delicate bits, I would use them manually to avoid damaging the bits themselves or stripping the screws.
257628
I can't be positive but I don't see why not. Dremel sells collets that should help the bits work. Just check out the shaft sizes.