I just got one of these, and can't for the life of me figure out how to put a bit on it. Nor can my contractor neighbor. Does it need an adapter?
1084076
Dude, this is a 3/8" square drive. It would be used with 3/8" impact sockets, in my case I use it for assembly work.I'm thinking you may have bought the wrong tool if you are looking for a 1/4" carpenter's tool.
1084077
I made the same mistake and ordered this in error - I wanted the impact driver (this is the impact wrench) - it works great for bolts etc, but isn't for drilling or screwdriving
1084078
that model is for mechanic impact sockets not for driving screws for bolts and nuts.
1940937
Really need to be bolted to concrete "pad". But I guess if you "buried the base in the ground, that would work. No adapter necessary.
1327016
We have bought several of these, so not sure which one this is, but I think one we needed to use an adaptor plug, so you could try that.
196446
The host attachment uses the proprietary Dewalt connection to twist and click. There was an adapter in their catalog, but I was never able to find a place that sold it. In the end, I bought a shop vac universal tool adapter and cut it to fit. With a bit of duct tape, it did the job fairly well.
2014058
There is a snap ring (i.e. a locking ring) above the bearing that holds it down adjacent to the business end of the bit. I took a picture if you want a copy I can email it to you if you can figure out how to get me your email address.
206061
try one of the sockets. If I recall correctly, I used the bits together with a ratchet and a socket.
927682
No. I purchased the adapter and nothing happened. It's a great deal for the price. Hoping that some wizard figures out how to make it happened!
737378
This attachment is sold without bits, you have to buy it (them) separately. If you bought from Amazon, go to "HELP" select your order, fill what's asked and click on "contact us". If you bought it from a seller on Amazon, go to your order and click on "Contact seller".
1522475
I had to find a special router bit to fit the kit and do the job. Don't remember where I purchased the bit.
1357490
I don't find any problem with mine, you just need to thumb-press that metal release and rotate the adapter in counter-clock wise direction... If you still have problem, please specify how you are getting stuck!!
765450
My son, who installed it for me said it needs an adapter for it. I don't know what it is myself, sorry.
1780780
I never used it. Bit May be for situations where there is not much threading on pipe. I just use a little plumbers tape and screwed it on
1693949
go to Home Depot will take care of it for you. You may have to buy a cement drill bitif you don't have one
382435
I was not aware that you could use an adapter, but apparently you can. I now see that there is a little round plug for it. However, from Joe Lee's comments, I would be sure to use the correct one.
745986
I asked someone who bought one also, I lost mine to Sandy when it came through my apt! They said it is right where the meter is and she said u need screw driver to get it open to replace. Hope that is helpful, best I can do, good luck!
1438576
You're probably going to have to drill it out. I used a 1" bit and that was to small.... I had to round it out with that.... Don't worry about going to big there is a sleeve that covers it.
1428743
Just follow the instructions that came in the box, but the connectors don't fit flush on the bottom layer squares. The two bottom holes go on the wires leaving the two top holes of the connector above the square. Thats where you can attach the next layer of the squares. Honestly i have to refer to the instructions each time i make them so i would hold on to them as long as possible or download another set, which they should be online or there should be a tutorial on youtube. Just beware you can pinch your fingers pretty awful in them.