I assume the drill aspect of this tool is reverseable, right?
1294845
I don't own one, but I looked at this drill about two years ago. As I recall, it had all the bells and whistles, including variable speed and a reverse switch.(The drill was everything I wanted, but I didn't really need a new drill, so I didn't buy it.)
1294846
Yes it is reversible, the best drill I ever owned, it is, compact to fit tight places, and has a light to see in dark places, plus variable speed. For the price, you can't beat it.
32350
Yes, it has forward and reverse. I really like this drill because of its light weight and lithium battery. The light is pretty much just window dressing as far as I'm concerned, but it doesn't get in the way. I use this impact drill on the lawn tractor blades, water heater anode nut, etc.. Get some torque sticks for tightening bolts, and keep it in the truck for no hassle wheel changes. This is one of my favorite tools. Hitachi makes a good product; this drill won a product award, too.
1420581
It's a great feature which allows sanding in either direction. I use it when sanding most projects. You will need to purchase a chuck with a set screw that locks it in place otherwise the chuck could unscrew while turning in reverse with dangerous consequences.
2100313
The bits are "left-handed" - yes. Correct - many times the screw will come out before requiring the extractor.
2261867
It is reversible. It is strong and I prefer a cord with the right extension cord verse a battery ya might forget to charge or the battery goes bad, I love that the handle will go on and come off with ease and speed. I highly recommend this drill. It is a great gift or investment.
510419
I fhave a standard cordless drill. It just fits in the chuck and I tighten it and off I go. As I recall you should only go in the clockwise/tighten direction. Its easy. And it works very well.
1174766
I don't believe so. The thumb stud appears to be threaded so you could back it out and reverse (haven't tried), but there is not an ambi cut-out on the handle. So if you reversed it, the thumb stud would hang up on the handle and the blade would not close.
1825390
Yes, mechanically, you will have to remove 2 screws and reverse the direction of the shaft. Dan CSH
1418140
Yes, it's reversible and variable. Had my drill for a year now - very pleased with it!
952213
Yes - that is one of the things that makes this drill so great. I purchased one of those things that lets you click (or whatever) to change bits and sizes of screw heads without adjusting the chuck. Good luck Jeffrey -- Rob England
924835
It has a variable speed reverse. No drill will actually drill in reverse. It is strong and has a good high speed for drilling. Used it with a wire brush attachment today.
742196
I never tried to do that, but a standard drill chuck should be able to get a good "grip" on it since the end is flat on one side.
224348
What do you mean Reversible? If you mean going in reverse then yes. Absolutely Regarding the handle yes you can switch it depending if you are a lefty or a righty.
1523880
as far as I can tell, it only spins in one direction and can not be reversed. Personally, in 26 years of grinding toenails, I've never had a dremel that reversed. Perhaps there is such a thing, but I've never seen one.
2144391
Yes it's reversible.Not my first choice to drive screws. In my opinion, a good cordless drill with a clutch setting is better for that
331014
It will go both ways but un sure of torque, usually you wouldn't use any click type or digital wrench to torque in reverse . I think there design to torque forward .
669568
Yes. The drill does have a reverse mode. The battery lasts a really long time and it is much more compact in size than others I considered