Does it work for making holes?
1088710
It does not have an adjustable chuck, so finding a bit to fit the fixed chuck would be difficult. It does not turn very fast RPM, but works great as a screwdriver for small jobs that don't require lots of torque. It has forward AND reverse gears. I usually purchase a couple at a time, I wear one out about every 6 or 8 months.....but well worth the cost as far as i am concerned.
1088711
it does not come with a drill bit, but if u can find one for it, it should drill. It has a lot of power at a low speed. I am sure u can use the Phillips head to drill a hole. (Sheetrock)
1088712
I don't know. It doesn't come with drill bits, so I've never tried to drill holes with it. It is a "Cordless Power Precision Screwdriver" not a drill.
462415
Depending on the size of hole that is needed. It could be used in such a manner. Using it for Tap-Con screws, drop-in anchors, etc.
2149626
NO. There is no holes to make. Please read the instruction booklet or go to the Homedics website.
976902
I mainly use them for sheet metal. They allow you to cut very neat holes whereas a regular drill bit tends to tear sheet metal into shreds. I have also heard it works well with Plexiglas and other like objects.
972763
It will work on thin metal as in jewelry making. Not sure the thickness of the metal blanks you want to drill. DBAR Supply
1453393
Hi, it's not made to drill little holes but if you do it slowly and they are small holes, you should be okay. Hope this helps.
1027543
Yes, it does. I made blueberry cupcakes with this too. The hole is about 3/4 inch.
942591
Yes, I'm sure it does. it works great for punching holes in belts and other things.
211513
Yes, this will work better than a hole saw. Just punch a center point first to avoid the "walking" effect when drilling.
793279
Yes the Woodruff Industries hole punch can punch holes in most materials, naturally it depends on the thickness of the material.
22836
It should work if it looks the same. If it does not look the same it will not work. If it just looks like a hole though. It should work.
569479
It can do it but if you will be making frequent holes of this caliber i would suggest a Milwaukie hammer drill. But these do everything I need except drill through concrete slabs.
1107475
Yes, it makes a nice clean smooth 6 inch hole. let the saw do the work and don't apply too much pressure when cutting.
1079070
No, it doesn't require any holes or even any tools. It clamps to the bed frame and then the hand screws tighten it into place. Works well in my opinion.
2050046
No there are no holes. You have to cut the holes you need, a good holes saw will work fine.
1198466
Yes, but a hole would need to be drilled through first. You would need a drill bit 1/16 or less. Need to get behind the lathe or mesh.
2094608
You will need to punch holes, I did that and it works but not that great. Leaves you with an open hole in the center.