Will these fit my drill or do I need to buy a buffer?
2014743
I would use A buffer because they have different speeds and you will have better controll
2014744
If you have a mandrel for it, but I think you will have a tough time controlling the pad with a drill. I personally would buy a buffing machine.
2014745
The backing plate screws onto the polisher buffer. It does not have a spindle that will fit into a drill. In other words this product is made to use with a buffer not a drill. I use mine on a Dewalt buffer and it works great. Hope that helps.
1413705
Perhpas, but you need the spindle that these slide onto to clamp into the chuck. Found one on Amazon after some searching.
940451
i don't know. i just typed in my drill name and number in the search and this and others came up. so i read to make sure it was compatible with my drill.
1341631
Hard to say, but go to Black and Decker website and look up you drill. It should tell you what kind it takes.
2080365
I don't know all the sizes but they fit into the standard SDS drills. A great buy since one bit can cost $10-$15.
1982976
These are for masonry/concrete drilling. They are carbide insert bits. You need HSS or Cobalt (preferable) for hard metal such as carbon steel or stainless. Anneal the metal before drilling if possible and heat treat afterwards.
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.
2060484
If you don't have the head of the bolt there these will not work. you will need the SpeedOut Damaged Screw Extractor & Bolt Extractor Set. these I bought was for a gift so I don't know how either have worked. It is about your only chance. Go real slow with the speed outs or they won't work. put your drill on slow to use.
1170444
That I have no idea. What I did since my took came from Harbor Freight or Norther Tool, I just looked to see if the hole pattern looked the same. It's been a while since I ordered these but as I recall, they were universal and did fit my tool fine.
667636
They work best in a drill press. Some of the smaller diameters could perhaps be hand drilled, but I'd practice first on some scrap.
2090263
SDS and SDS Plus will both fit but SDS Max bits have a larger diameter for larger drills and will not fit.
962396
I don't know, they come with a nut, that's all I used, I did just check, the hole size is 3/8 diameter, thread is pretty course, not metric
1011060
Hello,These should work fine. However, we do not yet have inventory from receiving to the stock bins, so we are unable to measure the shaft diameter. Thank you
2146695
There is a threaded hole. I use a Skil buffer so not sure of the size match up
1920915
I can use all the bits I have including my cheap unknown brand cordless drill. I haven't found any that doesn't fit, but I don't have very many different brands. Hope that helps!
556447
Yes, works fine. I use these with my Milwaukee V28 impact wrench and half inch cordless drill. They are holding up better than the older version.
148328
i believe the center of my buffer is 5/8-11 threads. if your makita is the same it should work.