can shaft and bits enter change with 10n1 ,11n1 for more versatility
2041663
I have this and the 11in1, the bits are interchangeable within shaft size parameter.
2207097
I have not tried, because the other bits come with own bearings. Checking with Whiteside would provide a sure answer.
937659
There is no bit driver on the tool. Unles you want to usr the plyers as a driver but it wont be very effective.
869480
The correct term for these 12-point bits are "Triple Square Spline" socket bits. Yes the sizes you need are included. 10 bits that fit 1/4" or 3/8" drives, that include 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm plus an 18mm bit. Well made and worth every penny.
1513184
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit! 1/2 bits probably wont fit!
150183
1/32,3/64,5/64,1/8not a great selection, but the drill is cheap enough to buy a good set of bits as well. Works fine, but no variable speed, just on or off. Hope that helped.
912052
It accepts ONLY standard 1/4" hex drive bits. You'll need an adaptor for anything else.
1606582
Absolutely, and a real great feature, the shanks of the larger bits have flats that will allow you Chuck to hold much better than on a round shaft. That is nice for people who can't grip the Keyless chucks tightly. All chucks have 3 jaws now and these bits will not slip.
1885595
I have not experience the change in drill bits. Before paying for dull bits, double check that the bit works on this or any other nail drill machine.I do believe however that this Belle Nail drill works with most standard drill bits.
39221
Like Jerome and Conan replied, you need hex shaft drill bits and they are available everywhere. it is very practical if you do cabinetry and come across 12 inch wide cabinets. A real time saver and helpful addition to your cordless drill/driver kit.
1769969
i'm not sure. i wouldn't think they to be different. i wish they could have provided a better visual diagram of the type cuts each bit makes. this is a nice buy considering the cost to buy separate bits and yes i did add some separate bits to my collection
484817
No, they only accept 1/4 inch hex driven drill bits or screw driver bits. If you look on amazon or in home depot or anywhere that sells tools for the most part they will have them, I think bosch calls it "clic-change".
1911043
The knob is interchangeable. As long as the thread count is correct. It's Cool shifter. Ratchet mode is killer when you have a 2300 stall converter or greater.
2014059
The bearing is an integral part of the bit..........it is not removable or interchangeable. as is the case with other router bits (to achieve a different profile) The 50-118 is a pattern bit, to be used to trim a piece or pieces to replicate a template of the desired finished piece. You would do this by tracing the template onto a blank, then band saw it leaving the line, plus 1/16" or so. Then clamp or pin the template back on the top of the sawn piece. Set the router so that the bearing on the bit rides on the edge of your template (or pattern) and rout off the remaining stock, leaving you an exact duplicate of the template time and again, with minimal edge grain sanding. Hope this answers your question. The bearing is an integral part of the bit..........it is not removable or interchangeable. as is the case with other router bits (to achieve a different profile) The 50-118 is a pattern bit, to be used to trim a piece or pieces to replicate a template of the desired finished piece. You would do this by tracing the template onto a blank, then band saw it leaving the line, plus 1/16" or so. Then clamp or pin the template back on the top of the sawn piece. Set the router so that the bearing on the bit rides on the edge of your template (or pattern) and rout off the remaining stock,... » Read More The bearing is an integral part of the bit..........it is not removable or interchangeable. as is the case with other router bits (to achieve a different profile) The 50-118 is a pattern bit, to be used to trim a piece or pieces to replicate a template of the desired finished piece. You would do this by tracing the template onto a blank, then band saw it leaving the line, plus 1/16" or so. Then clamp or pin the template back on the top of the sawn piece. Set the router so that the bearing on the bit rides on the edge of your template (or pattern) and rout off the remaining stock, leaving you an exact duplicate of the template time and again, with minimal edge grain sanding. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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you will have to put a reducer on the bits as they are primarily hex shaft 1/4 inch. I would suggest getting a drill driver and save the hassle.
257628
I can't be positive but I don't see why not. Dremel sells collets that should help the bits work. Just check out the shaft sizes.
1337238
That's correct - it is a fixed chuck size. It only accepts SDS+ bits (Bosch, Hilti, DeWalt all manufacture these and you can get them from Amazon and most home improvement stores). The SDS+ design uses a common shaft size, regardless of the gauge of the bit.