Is there a slight delay in the trigger switch when you first pull the switch, on the hammer/driver drill?
2084369
I have not experienced that issue. This drill has been great for me since day one.
2084370
Yes, but it is hardly discernible. It is probably not more than half a second or so, and is really probably just because the motor speed reacts to how fast and hard you pull the trigger. The hammer drill is the best drill I have ever used. I love mine.
677112
Press the drill bit against the surface to feel the pulsing. Unloaded, the only difference is the sound it makes. Also make sure the hammer function is fully engaged
634517
Yes. I am trying to locate someway of having it replaced by Dewalt. Pain in the arse! It happens when you let go of the trigger suddenly and the brake kicks in and opens the chuck. Bad design.
1421858
Yes, there is a slight delay (at least with my TV). As with most TV's, switch or not, there is a delay between switching to the input, and the input displaying on the TV.
2190783
It has a trigger button. I suppose you can squeeze it not as hard to make it come out slower....
1801272
There is a 3 speed selector switch on top of the driver (1-2-3), which would be the same as (Low-Medium-High). Each position is continuously variable via the trigger position, depending on how much you pull it back (slow to fast) regardless of what driver mode you are in.
779854
I have this drill. It does not, does NOT have a lock for the trigger. And I will say this, this drill has enough power to snap your wrist, you do NOT want a trigger lock button for something that has this much power. I had another powerful drill with a lock button and SEVERELY injured my wrist with it because even though I let go of the trigger... it was locked and would not stop until my friend unplugged it for me. The drill literally untwisted the 3/4 drill bit and I couldn't use that hand effectively for 3 months. SO.... you do not want a lock button for the trigger on a powerful drill such a this one.
540971
No. The problem is getting it to come on when you want it to. The "switch" is parallel contact wires on the notyom of the trigger guard. My hands stay so dry that thry will not make good contact and will not reliably turn on the laser.
677111
yes, when the drill is in use-not just operating without a load , you should feel the hammer function.
1520702
It has reverse switch. It is single speed which depends on how hard you press the button like any other drill.... maybe this might be considered as 'variable'.
43889
Not really a delay between them. you hit the button on either the remote or the switcher itself and it instantly changes input. it will show up on the screen a second or two later, but thats it.
1379358
It does have a really touchy trigger but can start out pretty slow. It starts a lot slower than my similar Dewalt. You just have to be careful because there is a fine line between being just right & making a mess... (btw I've had this drill over 2 years now & use it hard everyday. Not 1 problem. ) Good luck
2131219
There is a tiny hole on the ring just inside the handle. Using the provided 'pin' tool , insert, depress and pull handle at same time. Do both and switch.
2080627
After sitting a while, there is a very short delay -- it felt like 1/8 of a second. When I turned the switch on, off, and on again, there was no delay.
938276
well does it make any noise at all when you pull the trigger? It could be jammed or the battery could be faulty.
1099957
No, that isn't normal. The motor should turn when the trigger is pressed. It could be a battery, a charger, or the connection between the two, probably not the motor. Take a voltmeter and check the battery between the positive and negative poles and see what the state of charge is and you'll get an idea where the problem may be. I understand that these batteries are a little flaky and have to be charged and discharged every four months or so to remain effective.
1446495
YES. There's a ring near the chuck which not only sets the torque, but also clicks the drill into "hammertime"! Love my set. Haven't yet used the impact driver, but my son has one and it is great for driving lag bolts in deck construction. The hammer drill is the only one you'll need for drilling holes, driving screws etc. It worked like a charm when I drilled holes in a brick wall to mount some decorative stuff. I highly recommend this set.