Could I use these attachments with an ordinary household electric drill?
2019090
They would probably fit your drill, but I think it would not give you precise results. There are a number of small hand held rotary tools that are less expensive than the Dremel. I have the Black and Decker and get nice result because I can hold it like a pencil.
2019091
Sorry, but no. However dermels are not too expensive and there are some brands that are quite cheap.
2019092
No, a dremmel is required. They were easy to use but they didn't get the scratches out of my mirror
2019093
I myself would not use these Dremel bits with a drill. They weren't made or intended for a drill. Otherwise I think that is how they would advertise. These bits and a drill, electric or battery....I think is a bad idea. Get a real Dremel tool. Save yourself a lot of hassles or unforeseen accedent in the end. Thx SF-P
2019094
My husband tried a dremel rotary sander bit in a router mounted to a table. The dremel bit was not made for high speeds and exploded, hitting him in the chest resulting in a trip to emergency and several stitches in his breast bone. He was very lucky it hit him there. I wouldn't try it in a regular drill either. Use the bit for the tool it was intended.
2019095
You could, with a very small electric drill. My son does but remember, the bits (etc) are not made for this type of use. One has to be very careful. I hope that helps.
265316
Actually any drill would work fine it just would be cumbersome to have a cord dragging along if you were cleaning your shower or bathtub and you must have an electrical outlet nearby
265318
They could work with a corded drill, but then I wouldn't use them in a wet location.
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.
1541373
No, or at least I did not. You will be able to use them in any drill or drill press. My only problem is that it was difficult to tighten the chuck enough to prevent them from spinning when the going got difficult. A hex end more like regular bits would prevent that. But, the bottom line is I have always gotten the job done with them.
648827
Makita batteries with the "shoe" type connection will work in this drill. It's a relatively new design for Makita so basically if the top looks the same, then "yes." The 1.5Ah batteries will not last as long (this may be obvious, but worth noting).
200061
Sure. I used a 3/8 inch cordless drill and did fine. However, depending on the size hole you are drilling be sure to use a drill with enough power. I had to take be careful not to push mine too hard as it started to overheat.
989617
Absolutely. You will need to have the right type if bits however. Doesn't have an adjustable drill chuck.
1357006
If you use hex headed pieces in the drill chuck I think you could. The only negative I can say about this drill is the chuck don't hold a drill bit very tight. The Black and decker NiCad battery life is far superior to a DeWalt or Porter Cable. The battery can set all winter and still have a nearly full charge.
809231
I have nothing to add to the previous two respondents. I have not tried to use them on a regular drill, but I don't see why you couldn't. You may prefer to use it in a rotary tool.
338271
Nope.. this would be a bad idea. Maybe a big concrete drill bit might work ok, but any normal drilling calls for a true drill motor. I have the matching 20v drill and it works great.
2099514
No they will not. This is for a mortise machine or a mortise attachment for a drill press. It is not for a hand held tool.
828945
I don't think so. These work well as hand tools and may not be durable enough to work on the end of a drill motor, it that is what you mean. I use them to reach areas that are difficult to clean because of the small diameter and long reach afforded by the handles. I use them for cleaning relatively easy dirt, not for buffing or polishing.Hope that helps.
1690686
You sure can! However, you will want to put that drill into a drill press. I have used it in a drill without a drillpress, and it is extremely hard to handle and it wobbles, which could cause it to break and be potentially dangerous!
1906358
I bought to use with a 1/2 rockwell drill, and a b/d battery powered hand drill.....I,ll be using mine tomorrow to replace the floor inside of a closet...
2070864
You probably can depending on the chuck depth of you screwdriver. The bits are not very long.
1731947
If you use hex ended drill bits you can. However, the driver turns slowly so it would only work for soft material with not a lot of depth needed. I only use it for started holes for screws.