I have a drill with maximum RPM 1650. It is not 3500. Will this product work with my current drill?
1933025
Dont buy this product the pads come off after one use please please please....
1933026
I use a lower RPM so the wax is spread evenly and mnot thrown out of the buffer base. If you use a high speed you also take the chance of burning the paint and causes marks in the finish. Yes it will work but be careful and move the buffer smoothly across the paint finish.
1933027
Meguiar's recommends from 1500-2500 RPM. Your drill speed is on the "low" side but it will work.
922138
I'm not sure about that. The core bit would have to screw on to the tool's arbor. Plus the RPM might be too high for the bit.
1906361
I have a regular Ryobi drill and it works great(not impact). It uses a 1/4" hex bit
1558657
I would double check the size of your drill bit. I used a 5/16 and had no problem. If this don't work use a scrap piece of pvc and work your way up in bit sizes until you find one that works. Good luck
92594
I suggest checking your drill wattage requirement. this is a 300 watts transformer, anything more might not work.
2218711
I do not know since I bought it for a hand held application and I do not have that type of drill. Sorry.
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.
45629
There is a switch on top of the drill, low and high. The low is 0-350 rpm, the high is 0-1500 rpm. There will be more torque on low switch, less torque on high speed. If you are siphoning water with a small hose, high speed will work good (half inch hose). The bigger the hose, high speed will not work. Remember, 1 gallon of water weights right at 8 lbs. Hope this info helps you.
85270
I just used the one supplied with the machine It has no speed on it just whatever your drill's speed is. hope this helps you I saw them in Home Depot and they were all the same so just buy one of those they only come in one size that I can see .hope this helps..... I think they cost around 10 or 12 $'
878814
Motor torque seems higher in this tool than in other tools. RPM doesn't indicate torque.
1750023
It should, I've used mine in my 3/8 & 1/2 drills. Also used in my impact driver with no problems.
481072
Hi Steve, No, there is not enough torque/power in this drill press and the speed too fast. This drill press is only for small size drill bits and high speed. Good luck. Bert
1155620
Probably not, those discs cannot be used on a tool that has more than 4000 RPM's. Typically Random orbital sanders are 7500 RPM's and up.
210034
Yes, It produces enough RPM but I would purchase hex bit drill bit other than buy an adapter
2179709
You must first remove the 3/8 chuck, and then check the threads, If the threads are the same, it will work. However the power of the 3/8 drill motor is not sufficient to use the larger bits, only a few will work without straining the drill, causing it to overheat, and possibly damaging your drill.
729520
My original batteries are 2.6Ah and the 3.0Ah last much longer. I checked with others before I bought these. As long as the number is 1433 they will work in your drills.
142150
Definitely. You will need an adaptor that the drill will hold, and accepts 3/8" or 1/4" drive sockets. I have driven lag bolts and used it on automotive and other mechanical applications as well. It packs a surprising punch, but if the load is too big, it does have its limits. I say try it and see what happens. Excellent tool.