what is the torque on this drill?
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I don't know the torque, but I do know I wouldn't buy this again, and I'd return it if the time limit wasn't up. The battery only lasted one summer. I have a friend who bought one and the battery wouldn't even take a charge the first time.
1961405
Hi I don't know what the torque is but it's very powerful just like my husbands drill. I was so sick of people stealing my tools on the job so I got all pink even an extension cord. I love that drill!! Now no one wants to steal my tools on job sites. LOL
303397
Cannot say, my drill came to me weeks ago broken, the drivers bit would not turn called general tool,they said they would send me another one still have not received. So I could not recommend anything about the drill.Michael Rogers
1190636
No less then 10lb 2.5 motor that is the minimum.. the specs. Are on the tool. Anything less will be not enough torque for the tools..
288507
I will tell you exactly how much torque it (craftsman bolt on 20v, same tool, diff color and label)makes because I just tested it today, And it is way below the advertised 1300 in lbs. I broke loose one lug nut on my vehicle , I held the trigger until it would turn no more with a fully charged battery. It only made 40 foot pounds which is about 460 inch pounds according to my brand new digital torque wrench. I will say this, the Bosch 12 volt impact I also own made the same Torque. Neither impact would drive it past 40 foot pounds. the 20 volt just did it 3 times faster. I will say this, the speed of the impact attachment when put on the power handle is very serious, more than twice what the drill attachment is. again I am commenting on the craftsmen but its the same tool. The impact will drive 4"x 1/4" lag bolts into a six by six treated post very quick. I actually did a test between the 12 Volt and the 20 Volt just to see the difference and again the 20 v is three times faster. however it's also much larger and not something you want to use when replacing small hardware which is why I opted to get a 12 volt. This however does not have a light which is nice once you get used to having one. Porter-cable makes a nice impact 12/18/20v all very reasonable with an led light.
64214
Yes it does have the torque. Strong enough to break the screw in the hole or strip the head. If the wood is hard it is always best to drill a hole first. No need to for plywood or paneling or most two by fours. I love this drill so much that I bought two of them, one for me and one for my wife.
570229
I don't have the exact torque measurement, but the lowest setting would probably work for very delicate components...I use it to drill tiny screws into plastic all the time with NO stripping whatsoever. I mostly use this for remote control cars and it works great on soft plastics and tiny screws. Hope this helps!
159882
This is the 300 FL/LB version. I bought this to swap over my winter and summer tires. It breaks the lug nuts loose with plenty of power to spare. I am not sure on the torque being attained with the 3.0 amp hour battery, I use the XR battery on all my 20V DeWalt power tools.
882615
This is heavier duty version. The part you linked to appears to be for low torque applications exclusively. They describe it as an accessory to the 2.4v drill.
1596879
Simplest answer is your drill probably runs at too low RPM, try a faster drill befroe changing bits.
1610525
Absolutely. With a sharp drill bit this drill has more than enough torque to handle any job around the house. It's really not a matter of having enough torque with most drills, the difference is battery life and charging times with today's drills. For general use around the house by the average 'handyman', this drill is a great buy!
1937715
I use mine with the dcb207 battery pack that came with a drill/charger kit. It does work but I'm disappointed with the torque. I bought this driver to remove lug nuts and it's not really up to the task. I need to use the cross bar wrench on at least one nut on each wheel and when i tighten the nuts max torque seems to be between 60 and 70 ft/lbs.
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Makita-built motor delivers 200 in.lbs. of Max Torque and 120 in.lbs. of PTI torque in an ultra compact sizeVariable 2-speed design (0-350 & 0-1,300 RPM) covers a wide range of drilling and driving applications- See more at: http://www.makita.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=FD02W#sthash.xiAqbM4P.dpufGreat little drill use most of the time in doors.
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The drill bit doesn't have the size labeled on it. I used a caliper to measure it and it is 0.245" or converted to mm 6.223mm
1666524
I don't know which is right Torque (in-lbs): 330 at acmetools Torque (in-lbs): 122 at lowes
437062
I have a standard household type cordless drill. It's 3/8 chuck. It didn't work, and so I either had to return it or buy a new drill. I didn't feel like buying a new drill. I returned it and I'll get something smaller. Unless you are sure you have a heavy-duty type drill, check it before you order this.
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*Tool Power Output = 122 in-lbs0-800 rpm The impact attachment is rated at 1,300 in-lbs with the BDCDMT120 (different torque rating depending on what version Matrix drill you're using; the 12V, 20V or corded). Also, for those interested, the corded Matrix drill is rated at 128 in-lbs and 1200 rpm. *source was Lowes(dot)com
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there is a selector switch on the top rear of the drill that gives you the 3 speeds. there is another selector switch above the trigger that gives you either drill or torque with a selector switch range from 1- 22