Can you mount this on a drill?
505454
As others have said, it is not "drill friendly" and would have to be adapted. That being said, a drill does not spin at the high RPM needed for maximum benefit from this pad.
505455
No, not without a special adapter that screws into this 5/8" thread. This disc is made to screw onto a Dewalt type 4-5" grinder.
505456
Model #04015 is specifically for 5/8" x 11 angle grinders. Norton makes a version of the Rapid Strip disk for drill mounting but it is a wheel and not a disk. See model #07660705466
505457
No, unless you have some kind of drill attachment that allows you to use threaded arbors (i have never seen such a thing.)
505458
Even if you find a way to do this, it would be very dangerous. Angle grinders are cheap, I recommend investing in one.
505459
Do not recommend - buy grinder, face shield, and gloves. Use shield that comes with most grinders. Read instructions, and practice using tool before attempting actual job.
1524809
Yes, but the RPM on a cordless drill is a bit low. And hard to handle, side ways. You could get bit.
80779
I don't think there is any way to mount it without a drill. You would need to get a floor stand model.
221079
Yes you can , I would make sure the drilling is absolutely straight as possible. Clean and smooth all edges.
1787332
Yes you could. But don't be in a hurry. It turns kinda slow because it is intended as a driver. Also you will need hex shank drill bits.
1886439
Sure, just get a masonary bit for your drill. May want to get mason screws as well. The screws they provide with these bars were on the cheap side anyway.
667643
You could but wouldn't be happy with the results, I would only recommend using with a drill press. A drill guide is another cheaper alternative but this looks like a good reason to buy your drill press.
768209
I don't see why not. The drill has adequate power and stability. As for manufacturer recommendations, you would need to contact Dewalt directly for their direction. You can just search for their website and contact them there.
2276891
Absolutely! You'll just need to use the appropriate sized collet to hold the drill bit.
1972919
Probably, but the drill itself is a little wobbly (1mm) so if absolute precision is needed, spend some more money on a better model.
1341060
Yes, just drill with a masonry bit and use an anchor. You can also consider glue. Also consider alternate places to mount it.
519928
Yes you could but would want to turn them to fast a drill driver would be better to use.
534788
It may be possible with a special drill bit. I have seen it done, but not specifically with this one.
24571
yes it can. Never thought of that but its attractive and with proper power drill mounted to stud it would work fine
331363
Yes, however check the chuck capacity. Using a larger diameter bit than you drill is rated for is a good way to burn it up. I've done it before, with caution.
737670
Yes. I believe the end cup link comes off and can be attached to your drill
954729
I haven't tried that, but with a masonry bit it should. It's quite a nice tool. Drives screws like "butter"