will this drill be able to put a screw through vinyl lattice into a vinyl fence post
1661994
I think so. It is not a high powered drill but it did work on my wooden cabinets when I had to make them child proof.
1829845
yes.....this drill has a lot of torque. I had no problems drilling 1/4" steel in my back yard repairing a fence.
1852771
Don't know if I will be of much help for you but I mounted my Vega fence to a Grizzly table saw. Everything worked great, wholes lined up and I love that fence. Should have done it years ago but did not come across a Vega and just couldn't justify spending $400 or so dollars on one of the other fences.Bruce
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.
1673329
Depending on how big the hole is yes it should work just fine. Personally I would use JB Weld for plastic for that.
1353930
Don't know, but DeWalt might. Better order a piece of polycarbonate and make your own insert to your own custom table.
1121210
If you are talking deck type screws, no, you'll need the power of a drill/driver to do that. I use a Cable-Porter 20V Lithium drill for working with deck screws. If you're talking about an ordinary interior type weed screw, then it will probably do the trick.
2032178
Works for Wood posts -- has screws that snug it in place given wood post... should work fine.
72580
No. Dont listen to these other people. This drill is only good for wood and metal. Thats what the 20v means. For plastic you need at least a 40v drill. Its a much tougher material to drill in.
163376
No these will not fit on PVC/vinyl posts only 4x4 wood posts. I had to return them because of this.
24005
If you have room to maneuver the drill, the soil is soft enough (will not go thru rock or concrete), and the drill bit long enough, I do not see why not, but there are curved shovels for this that probable work better
257972
no way!, this is a hammer drill , i HIGHLY recommend against using this for screws. Use a smaller 3/8 power drill like this one PORTER-CABLE PC600D 6 Amp 3/8-Inch Variable Speed Drill However i always recommend using a cordless drill for installing/taking out screws. If your drill does not have enough power it may seem that way for other reasons, maybe the batteries are not good, or maybe your screws are big and need to be pilot drilled first.
954729
I haven't tried that, but with a masonry bit it should. It's quite a nice tool. Drives screws like "butter"
140428
Absolutely....Just make sure a drill bit designed to drill metal is being used.
420708
It should, provided the sand doesn't fall back down the hole as fast as you drill it. You might try wetting an area and trying to see if that makes it easier to drill.
2194631
It would certainly drill into the MDF, but it wouldn't be as strong of a joint as if you were using plywood.
2139073
Yes but you have to drill holes in the table to line up with the bolts on the fence rails.