Will it sharpen a hex drive bit like those used in cordless drivers?
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Hi. Yes it will. Only be carefull to align the leading edge of the flute drill with the Drill Doctor chuckRegards
1003843
I don't know. The one I bought is for sharpening standard drill bits. You could probably get on the company's website, get their phone number and ask them the question.
267524
This tool would probably destroy any 1/4 in bit. That being said if you got an adapter it would work.
1277215
Probably not. You need a good size chuck and some power to cut. Cordless drill yes, screwdriver, no.
1712211
The Surge does not have a hex head attachment point. The included phillips/slot driver are unique as far as I know. Unless Leatherman makes an extension.
2037720
They will work with the Black & Decker LDX120C 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver. I do not understand why you would want to buy these special hex shank drill bits when you can by a regular set of drill bits like "Black & Decker 15-110 High Speed Steel General Purpose Drill Bit Set, 10-Piece" for about the same price.I would really suggest paying a little more for a higher quality set of drill bits like "DEWALT DW1169 14-Piece Pilot-Point Twist Drill Bit Assortment". The metal in cheap drills usually dulls faster than the metal used in higher quality drill bits.
897394
You want DEWALT-Bare-Tool-DC825B-18-Volt-Cordless for hex head 1/4" bits. The DEWALT 820B is a 1/2" square drive and it is too powerful for the 1/4" hex bits...yes, it will snap the off. I have both and the DW-820B is a higher torque tool and I actually use it on truck lug nuts to change tires. It has about 145 lbs of torque!
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Most of the Silver ... bits are too big. They go from 9/16 to 1 1/2". This sharpener will go up to 3/4". I cant see why it would not sharpen these bits that are 3/4" or smaller. This is a great tool!
1277217
As long as your screwdriver has the right chuck to fit the bit it doesn't matter if the screwdriver is corded or cordless
1177928
I have used the same driving bit for thousands of holes. I don't know if Kreg still does it, but it used to be that you could send them your dull drillbit in a padded envelope and they would sharpen it for a small fee and return it to you. Pocket hole screws are commonly available from a number of vendors and you are not limited only to screws made by Kreg.
178028
Yes it will as long as they are standard "twist drill" type of drill bits and not spade bits, aka "paddle bits," forstner bits, brad tip bits, or the like. It will actually sharpen drill bits up to 1/2" in diameter. The 12" length of the drill bit is not an issue. However, obviously the longer a drill bit gets, the more you may want and/or need an extra set of hands to help support it and the Drill Doctor itself.
1398029
No. It has a long and short flathead screw driver and a Phillips but no bit driver.
1229037
I'm not familiar w/ the Sharper Image product. Buffer Bit fits on any standard drill, the kind that loosens and tightens on drill bits. Does your Sharper Image do that? Yes? Then it should work.
1850428
This takes hex drive bits and drivers. I already had everything I needed but I did a little research for you. Black & Decker has a "71-973 Quick Connect 30 Piece Drilling and Screwdriving Set" for $19.99 Amazon Prime. This is probably all a casual user of this Hitachi driver would need.
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Drill doctor says it can sharpen carbide bits. I have not tried it on hammer drill bits.
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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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After reading all the questions:: Thought to add:I just used this bit in my DeWalt 18v standard drill (NOT a hammer drill or a "driver") CORDLESS.It fit right in that "quick chuck" that comes on these common battery tools.Note: This would NOT fit in any 3/8" chuck tool...or, 1/4" for that matter.
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Does the sharper image shiner accept drill bits? I'd imagine it would work but it wouldn't be a long term solution.