Will this speed controller work on a Dewalt DWP616PK that is not variable speed?
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It will work on any power tool with a universal motor (a motor with brushes) which is typical of 115V drills, routers, hand grinders, etc.
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Yes, this speed controller will work just fine for your app. Just keep in mind that with this model speed controller you loose some torque at slow speeds.
2008793
Yes this is a simple freq. (variable) drive. It will adjust the run speed of almost anything. Not just routers.
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I would not recommend using an AC router speed controller. I have a controller like this, and it works fine on my router, but you don't want to starve a big motor like the Grizzley G2905. Your best bet is to get two 4-step pulleys with 5/8" bore, the sort of setup I see on my Sears bench drill. The motor would best be mounted on a hinged baseplate that has some kind of spring tensioner. It would only take a few seconds to move the drive belt from a higher ratio pair of pulley grooves to a lower one, and vice versa. Your slowest speed (and most power) sees the belt in the smallest pulley segment at the motor end, and the biggest segment at the machine end, which you probably already know.
1780463
Yes! No need to use 'at a slow pace'. I run my Dewalt framer on it without any problems.
1634827
Not sure at what rpm your saw operates. I used the blade with my Dewalt DW705 mitre saw which operates at about 4k rpm. The blade made very smooth cuts in a number of different AL extrusions. I buy it again.
1558956
The DeWalt declaration is the correct one. On my drill it states (0 - 650 / 0 - 2000 ). Even the slower gear limit is also incorrect.
1825953
As the variable speed button is right on top of the 788, I have not seen a need to use a variable foot switch. I do have a foot switch that is a simple on and off pedal which I also don't use for this saw. If you can't find what your looking for here, Harbor Freight sells both types of foot pedals for around $20 each.
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no, there is no controllable variable speed. however you can lightly squeeze the trigger switch to gain uncontrollable variable speed
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Yes, variable trigger with 2 speed gear setting. I love this drill and have used heavily with no issues. My brother has purchased Bosch drills and they are nice but these in my opinion are better. He also bought a new Dewalt one and it doesn't have a variable trigger and does not compare in quality.
528268
I use mine on a bobbin winder that is only one speed--fast. I needed to slow it down. This pedal makes it a variable speed.
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Sorry I can't help you. I bought it for my husband, but he hasn't had a chance to use it yet. Try it, the worse that can happen is that it'll do nothing. But you could also contact Dewalt to make sure...
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your dewalt is a sds hammer drill, any sds bits chiesels etc will work. any make just make sure they are sds, will work
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No, this motor is not designed to be used with a speed controller. It is very quiet and wouldn't need to be slowed down unless it moves to much air. In that case I'd buy the smaller 6" model.
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The Dewalt DCF886D2 20V MAX XR Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/4 in. Brushless Impact Driver Kit with 2.0 Ah Batteries is a variable speed drill. Thank you for your inquiry!
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I have the same question, have looked at DeWalt's web site and found nothing.
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Thanks for your question. The model I have does not have the variable speed control, however changing speeds only takes a few moments so I've not missed having it. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is variable speed. And I have a 120 volt saw plugged into mine. It works fine with that. I would imagine that it would work with anything with a standard US plug. Best check with your particular machine first though.
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My DWD520 is variable speed in hammer and regular drilling modes. I hope this helps, as I think it may be a error in the listing. Mine works just great as well. Keith