Can these be used with an Impact Drill without ruining them?
1885769
Yes...I use some of these bits at work on a daily basis and they work fine with a impact driver.
1885770
Absolutely not. Don't use paddle bits in an impact drill you are just looking for trouble.
2137012
I haven't found any I can't use, there's a lot of different bits in the box so it's only limited by how much different hardware you use. I don't have the hammer drill and impact drill and all the bit's fit both
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.
306767
The 3rill is a Drill/Driver/Impact driver, not a hammer drill. It has a 1/4" Hex Shank chuck and I am unaware of any masonry bits that will work with this type of chuck. To answer your question, could you.....probably, should you.....no. I would recommend getting a hammer drill for this purpose. Check out the Rockwell Shop Series hammer drill, it is fairly inexpensive and will do exactly what you need. Rockwell ShopSeries RC3136 7 Amp 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill
1824313
They won't lock into the impact drive tools, but they will fit because they are 1/4" also. However they will chuck into a drill. I wouldn't recommend it though because they are not impact ready.
1665783
Yes, you should have no problem using these with a standard drill bit chuck. These are a great value and last longer than I expected.
2201625
As long as your hammer has an adjustable chuck I don't see why they wouldn't. I have a couple of impact drivers that have spring-loaded chucks and these wouldn't fit in those, but they should fit in all other drills, drill-drivers, and hammer-drill-drivers.
2005807
I use them in my 1/4" dewalt impact drill from time to time , especially in tight spots like small 9" or 12" cabinets. No problems so far.
1859362
I never tried but having been a machinist before retirement, I seriously doubt it. I think that the drill "chips" would prevent the drill from cutting into them. And they may be to hard. But taking a better look at them, they seem to be crimped together, maybe filled with some magnetizing element. What the heck, if I wanted to drill a hole in them and they were mine, I would give it a try. L.
1539471
Impact guns should have impact sockets. Using standard sockets can cause them to crack.
330275
They might, but some will not, I had two that got stuck in my Bosh hammer drill, I almost damaged the drill getting them out. If I recall these bits are $19.99 or may be $29.99. So take your chances.
1914179
I have several sizes of this Titan and have used them singly and together, but I have not used used them with my impact drill. I would be interested in hearing about they hold up.
1433423
Any regular drill can hold these bits. I wouldn't put them into any really high torque drill and obviously not into a hammer drill though.
1854779
Hi, No, DeWalt say they are not compatible so I wouldn't try it. All the best, Becky
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!
447894
Yes, I actually use a socket and impact driver with mine. Never had a problem. I'm very happy with them
548901
For all intents and purposes, you really want a set of impact sockets. Honestly, I'm a total cheapskate and try to get away with as little as possible. But regular sockets will shatter under the force of an impact gun. Believe me. I went threw like 3 regular sockets before I broke down and bought a set of impacts. If your going light and not hammering on something hard, your normal sockets will be fine. But eventually, you're really going to want even a cheapie harbor freight set.