Can a electric or battery powered drill be attached to this machine?
1496130
Not intended for that,, but with some ingenuity anything is possible.. Best bet is to contact the mfr.
1496131
Not without some engineering. The shaft that contains the blades is 1" in diameter.
1496132
I attached a right angle drill to mine, but it took some engineering to attach to the tapered shaft. It worked really well and FAST! I stripped 2 55gallon drums of wire scraps in about 2 hours.
1496133
Im not sure what your stripping, large or small wire? I have found that manually pulling the wire through the stripinator works very well. I believe the next model up is geared up for an electric, battery drill. the large crank is bolted on and does come off, a half inch chuck would probably fit, but go with the next model up if you want to use a drill. side note, unless your doing this with a second person to feed the wire I think your better off with the crank.
768209
I don't see why not. The drill has adequate power and stability. As for manufacturer recommendations, you would need to contact Dewalt directly for their direction. You can just search for their website and contact them there.
200061
Sure. I used a 3/8 inch cordless drill and did fine. However, depending on the size hole you are drilling be sure to use a drill with enough power. I had to take be careful not to push mine too hard as it started to overheat.
1906358
I bought to use with a 1/2 rockwell drill, and a b/d battery powered hand drill.....I,ll be using mine tomorrow to replace the floor inside of a closet...
1108289
It is possible, but cumbersome. The drill holes are marked, but you have to drill them yourself.
780888
It's made of plastic and steel. A corded drill would probably work as long as it is reversible
1370088
No but if you purchase The DEWALT DC970K-2 18-Volt Drill/Driver Kit DEWALT DC970K-2 18-Volt Compact Drill/Driver Kit and The 71-120 5-Piece Hole Saw Assortment by Black & Decker Black & Decker 71-120 Hole Saw Assortment, 5-Piece ... I'm sure you could make one in no time.
72579
Yes, but so can any but the worst of cordless drills. As Kendal mentioned you either want a special bit, and/OR to fasten the work down and be careful.
126371
My guess is - yes. I have occasionally drilled holes and screws into 2x4's and plywood but I use my two drills mostly for mechanical work and furniture assembly. The good news is these 12 volt tools are lighter weight but 18 volt tools would probably last longer if you were working for several hours on heavy construction. Having 2 drills, one for drilling and one for setting screws is a time saver.
1631982
You can use a regular drill. Just make sure it is tight around shank. For best results use dremel. Anything is possible
1847792
No. As far as I know Makita only has brushless motors on drills and impacts.
1730574
it attaches to a drill. I used a good quality cordless drill, and two or more batteries.
2121920
Essentially, yes. With the use of an inverter the tool can be run from an alternative power source. The type of brushless motor used by this grinder doesn't really care whether it's AC or DC.
2266435
I have no idea, i bought it for something else i was making, is not attached to a drill at the moment.
940805
I suppose you could put a screwdriver bit in this drill, but that is not what is meant for. It is so powerful that I think it would cause more harm than good. Better off having an inexpensive electric screwdriver to complement this drill in my opinion.
1286265
It depends on the type. Some are bare tools, some are packages. If you don't see it in the description, then I'd say no. Search for ones including a battery.
1257839
If these drills work with a battery driven drill it will surely work as well with a plug-in electric drill. The reason i use a battery driven drill, I am not limited by the length of the electrical cord as to where the drilling is to be done.