What shape is the end which is inserted into the drill? Round? Square?
1174538
It is totally round - NOT ground flat on one side. This means that if you are working hard soil or hit a rock or root, there is a good possibility that the shaft will spin in the chuck. To fix this, ground one side of the shaft end flat on a grinder or with a file.
2154804
It im thinking has a triangle and a square end or a circle and square end. Not sure if that helped but repsond and ill check again when i get home.
1819607
The bottom of the guide is V shaped so that it can be used to drill through a pipe or dowell. The V shape allows it to sit on the side of a pipe and will provide a guide to run a bit right through the middle. Since it sides are square, it is possible to hold it in a corner while drilling. I did not and had not thought of using it in this manner, however. This should work, although I have not tried to do it. It worked perfectly to do straight holes in 3/4" board on the ends.
1995741
The distance from the center of the drill bit to the edge of the adapter is approximately 7 mm to the sides. It is an excellent, quality tool. Hope this helps.
45942
The shaft of the auger is 3/8" diameter and the end that fits into the drill is closer to 1/4".
807824
The end that you put in to the drill snaps into the metal part of the bit holder, if the other end does not fit in the bit holder, swing it the other way, it won't fit perfectly in the holder but it will still hold.
1823814
It's 2" square x about an inch. You could use it on drill but it only gives an angle measurement along one plane. So you would need something else to keep your drill straight along the other plane. I have used mine with a drill and a speed square before with success.
2266435
I have no idea, i bought it for something else i was making, is not attached to a drill at the moment.
829518
Take drill bits with square ends to lock in chuck. Straight bits will not work
4376
maybe 5/8 " on the outside. fits my quick change too. great tool. been remodeling my new house and its been invaluable and sturdy. youl also like the fact that your bit locks into place.
1518183
I'm not sure...my daughter has it at school. I will tell you it was worth the money! The round end did come off a mallet like in previous comments, but easily fixable with a little E-6000(found in the craft dept. at Walmart)...
1968995
It's a regular 1/2 chuck that is keyless. It will take all bits up to 1/2". Hex shank is better cause they won't slip as round shank will but all will work. Very good drill compared to the old DeWalt 18v I had. Strongly recommend
1084076
Dude, this is a 3/8" square drive. It would be used with 3/8" impact sockets, in my case I use it for assembly work.I'm thinking you may have bought the wrong tool if you are looking for a 1/4" carpenter's tool.
1373610
It looks like it should work, the pegs on my Oscar Schmidt are square, so the tool end should fit a square peg.
578482
I use them with a cordless drill. I chose the 1/4" heads because when I hand tightened regular round drills, they tended to twist and slip. With the square heads the problem is solved.
672138
Uh I have no idea. I don't even know what that is. I have just a normal black and decker power drill and it fits it perfect. Hopefully that helps.
559510
The ends are interchangeable, but the corner piece is not pie shaped. It is a rectangle and reaches all the way into the corner if you place it in a corner.