Are DeWalt bits required or do others work with this? The DeWalt bits are surprisingly tough to find or aren't Prime.
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Serious-but-probably-dumb question: I have a good quality Dremel tool. Why not just use roto bits in the Dremel? Or is it that this tool has far more power?
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The Dremel 561 Multipurpose Bit should fit. The WalMart down here carries the bit as well as the big box home improvement stores. I do not know how long the bit would last, but about 5 years ago while doing repairs to the house I had to cut off some 1/2" plywood sheeting located behind the gas meter. I could not get the saw between the meter and the house so I used my Dremel and the multipurpose bit. My cut was about 36" long all together and the bit cut through the ply without any trouble. I have never had a reason to use it on 3/4" ply or hardwood. I have also used metal cut-off disks, by dremel, with the Dewalt to cut through framing nails. Good luck. The Dremel 561 Multipurpose Bit should fit. The WalMart down here carries the bit as well as the big box home improvement stores. I do not know how long the bit would last, but about 5 years ago while doing repairs to the house I had to cut off some 1/2" plywood sheeting located behind the gas meter. I could not get the saw between the meter and the house so I used my Dremel and the multipurpose bit. My cut was about 36" long all together and the bit cut through the ply without any trouble. I have never had a reason to use it on 3/4" ply or hardwood. I have also used metal... » Read More The Dremel 561 Multipurpose Bit should fit. The WalMart down here carries the bit as well as the big box home improvement stores. I do not know how long the bit would last, but about 5 years ago while doing repairs to the house I had to cut off some 1/2" plywood sheeting located behind the gas meter. I could not get the saw between the meter and the house so I used my Dremel and the multipurpose bit. My cut was about 36" long all together and the bit cut through the ply without any trouble. I have never had a reason to use it on 3/4" ply or hardwood. I have also used metal cut-off disks, by dremel, with the Dewalt to cut through framing nails. Good luck. « Show Less
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This will accept any 1/8" or 1/4" bit, Just put the correct collet in and you're good to go. I am not sure that you can lay hand on the 1/4" carbide bit, however. They were laying low when I looked for them. Rotozip makes a 5/32", but DeWalt doesn't make such a collet. They might interchange. I didn't need to know bad enuf to find out.
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Same a below. You would need to contact dewalt to have that question answered. The tools are great and I have no complaints
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Like Jerome and Conan replied, you need hex shaft drill bits and they are available everywhere. it is very practical if you do cabinetry and come across 12 inch wide cabinets. A real time saver and helpful addition to your cordless drill/driver kit.
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In the heel rest of the drill is a recessed slot that holds a 2-headed screwdriver bit - - one end is a Philips head (#2 size I think) and the other end is a slot blade (regular) screwdriver. If you need larger or smaller bits for larger or smaller screws, then you will need to buy them. Also there are many other types of fasteners (Torx bit, hex key, etc.), so if you need to tighten/loosen those then you will have to buy the corresponding bits.
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I don't know but I purchased this item last year from Amazon and when I received package found out some drill bits missing and asking why but never got answer back.
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I have a dewalt drill but I think any drill will work. The drill brush is just an attachment like any other. I would try your drill first, I don't see it bring a problem.
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No, standard bits do not work. Does not have a standard chuck. Only SDS bits fit.
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No. You cant use drill bits. Just the drivers that come with it or similar drivers.
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Glad to help. Amazon is a great source for bits; there are many configurations, the dovetail being the most common one to start out with. Straight bits are good for box joints, and other bits can be used for other, more decorative joints. Again, be sure to use a piloted (bearing) bit for every one. Also, the more power your router has, the smoother the cuts will be and therefore, the more satisfactory your end results will be. I highly recommend doing some google searches for online info on how to use routers, guides, and jigs. There are plenty of online communities for woodworkers, too. Best of luck! Glad to help. Amazon is a great source for bits; there are many configurations, the dovetail being the most common one to start out with. Straight bits are good for box joints, and other bits can be used for other, more decorative joints. Again, be sure to use a piloted (bearing) bit for every one. Also, the more power your router has, the smoother the cuts will be and therefore, the more satisfactory your end results will be. I highly recommend doing some google searches for online info on how to use routers, guides, and jigs. There are plenty of online communities for woodworkers, too.... » Read More Glad to help. Amazon is a great source for bits; there are many configurations, the dovetail being the most common one to start out with. Straight bits are good for box joints, and other bits can be used for other, more decorative joints. Again, be sure to use a piloted (bearing) bit for every one. Also, the more power your router has, the smoother the cuts will be and therefore, the more satisfactory your end results will be. I highly recommend doing some google searches for online info on how to use routers, guides, and jigs. There are plenty of online communities for woodworkers, too. Best of luck! « Show Less
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Oh Sheila, I am so sorry, it's been years since we purchased the drill bits and they are gone.I'm afraid I do not remember. I would suggest asking a good reliable hardware store person, we used ours in a Dremel.
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Carol H., Thanks for asking my opinion. My DEWALT DWd520 I/2 inch drill only came in a small box, just big enough for the drill itself. If this is a gift for a male, tell him it has enough power to snap off a 1/2 inch DEWALT bit with a straight shank. Enjoy the drill !!
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DeWalt make really good tools . If you use them right way, they gonna last pretty long time .
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This attachment is sold without bits, you have to buy it (them) separately. If you bought from Amazon, go to "HELP" select your order, fill what's asked and click on "contact us". If you bought it from a seller on Amazon, go to your order and click on "Contact seller".
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This Dewalt model takes the proprietary driver and drill bits that have a notched shank. These bits are also available from other manufacturers perhaps under license from Dewalt. The chuck on this drill will not accept bits that are not of the snap-in type, and in particular it will not accept standard twiist drill bits.
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I have my drill in its box. I don't see anything regarding bits. It does talk about "Quick Connect System" I suggest you go to the Black and Decker site. Maybe they have this drill with the information you need. I do know that I much prefer an electric drill vs cordless drill.
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This is a very special bit, it is not part of the bit selection which comes with the drill. You can find it at http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/71206916 (as an example, other places online would probably have them)
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You will need an adapter. Try this: DEWALT DWPVTHLD Pivoting Bit Tip Holder with Ring . Make sure that this set will come in the Hog Ring version. Not sure if it is the default version of this item.