I don't know much about this stuff. i need this for my grow box fan hole. Can i drill a hole size 6 inc with this tool ? Is it match with all drills?
282019
Yes I think it will drill a 6 " hole but I don't know if it will work in your drill I have a 1/2 " air drill.
282020
yes, you can use it with a 6 inch Hole Saw. This ARBOR has a 7/16 inch shaft ) most drills home owners own or use will be able to use up to a 3/8" shank. You will need a drill that has a chuck that opens to half inch ( common is 3/8" ) Because of the diameter of the shank ... it will NOT fit into the drill commonly owned by most home owners and hobbiest. You will need a what is called a Half Inch drill to use this Arbor. I think I bought this because of size of the holes I was making ( 5 inches ), the hole saws would not work with the smaller arbors I already had. Sorry if you read this before I caught that. I had also purchased a new 3/8th inch shank arbor , was thinking this was the that one.
282021
This is an arbor only. You would still need to buy a 6" hole saw for it. 6" is a HUGE hole saw and would require a large 1/2" drill with a low speed. You would be better off using a jig saw.
282022
yes, you can use it with a 6 inch Hole Saw. This ARBOR has a 7/16 inch shaft ) most drills home owners own or use will be able to use up to a 3/8" shank. You will need a drill that has a chuck that opens to half inch ( common is 3/8" ) Because of the diameter of the shank ... it will NOT fit into the drill commonly owned by most home owners and hobbiest. You will need a what is called a Half Inch drill to use this Arbor. I think I bought this because of size of the holes I was making ( 5 inches ), the hole saws would not work with the smaller arbors I already had. Sorry if you read this before I caught that. I had also purchased a new 3/8th inch shank arbor , was thinking this was the that one. yes, you can use it with a 6 inch Hole Saw. This ARBOR has a 7/16 inch shaft ) most drills home owners own or use will be able to use up to a 3/8" shank. You will need a drill that has a chuck that opens to half inch ( common is 3/8" ) Because of the diameter of the shank ... it will NOT fit into the drill commonly owned by most home owners and hobbiest. You will need a what is called a Half Inch drill to use this Arbor. I think I bought this because of size of the holes I was making ( 5 inches ), the hole saws would not work with the smaller arbors I already had. Sorry if... » Read More yes, you can use it with a 6 inch Hole Saw. This ARBOR has a 7/16 inch shaft ) most drills home owners own or use will be able to use up to a 3/8" shank. You will need a drill that has a chuck that opens to half inch ( common is 3/8" ) Because of the diameter of the shank ... it will NOT fit into the drill commonly owned by most home owners and hobbiest. You will need a what is called a Half Inch drill to use this Arbor. I think I bought this because of size of the holes I was making ( 5 inches ), the hole saws would not work with the smaller arbors I already had. Sorry if you read this before I caught that. I had also purchased a new 3/8th inch shank arbor , was thinking this was the that one. « Show Less
506861
Yes the steel liner threaded insert has to be oversized to fit that size drill hole to allow for the 6.00 fitment....they are sweet kits and work as advertised as long as you follow directions.
1592085
Kind of... You need special drill bit that fits the drill. Bits come in various sizes, but they must have a hex end to fit in the "chuck". You can buy the special bit at most home improvement stores.
181656
Hi, The tool uses a cutter bit, not a drill per se. You attach it to your regular drill chuck and adjust it to the desired diameter and it will do the job. a 6 in hole in wood shouldn't be a problem. Wear glasses, though...
1660405
I don't know, I will have to check the specifications. It it is on the tool I will respond again later. For drilling high RPM is ok, but I think you might want to drive screws a little slower, I will provide more later. Brad
198289
Yes, it will fit in a drill. I used it in my drill press also. In drilling a hole in glass I kept putting a little water on the area as it was cutting and used a slower rotating speed. I also don't use much pressure.
118942
Yes, it's a great drill. Check the prices at the big box hardware stores. You will come back and order this one!
1489545
Good Question. The chuck is labled .6mm to 6.5mm from the factory. In all honesty, I probably would not use it above 4mm because of power. I am using it to drill #60 holes and 1/16th holes in 1/4 inch lucite and plexiglass and it works VERY well for my purpose. The variable speed is quite effective for my purpose. I use the lowest drill speeds. Tim
2260378
I bought this for a very old drill press with a 5/16 pilot and it worked great. I looked all over for a key with a 5/16 pilot till i found this one. I would say u stand a good chance of it working for you.
1687920
I can not find a size listed on the drill bit. Sorry for not being any help.
1610526
Yes it will work for drilling holes. It is just not as powerful as the newer 18v drills & will need recharging more often.
1030355
Electrical Residential Service is correct, you'll need a 1/2" chuck to use the largest two bits. A 3/8" chuck will be okay for the smallest 6 bits, and as the others say, the make of the drill used is not relevant.
1435370
Yes it was made for this specific drill - though it may also work with craftsman version as well. Though its pretty handy I only use this for little jobs as it will not cut it on bigger projects.
1885596
Use the size that comes with it and nothing else. I ruined my old one by using one that was a different size. Mine came with plenty of bits so I just stick with mine now. Oh BTY I LOVE MY DRILL!!! :-) It's wonderful!
611983
My husband measured the bit he will be using to drill the holes for my pulls, and he said it takes a 5/32 drill bit, or if you want the hole a little larger, use 11/64 bit size. Hope this helps!
950595
I have used this device for Pinewood only but as a seasoned woodworker would suggest to you that the larger diameter should not be an issue. The tool comes with three different centers pre-drilled. Drill at the center that works for you. Then re-drill to the right larger diameter using the first hole as a guide. I use this approach on many other projects around my home as I build furniture and cabinets. Good luck!
2030031
I bought it for my cordless Dremel Tool but the shaft is bigger than 1/8", so I have to use it in my drill. Dremel makes a larger tool that fits this bit. But I didn't want to buy another tool to fit the bit. Next time I will read ALL the user comments!