These are hammer drills, Right? So how do you turn the hammer function just to drill a hole with a bit?
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This is NOT a hammer drill. It is just a standard drill/driver. The driver part is just a function that lets you drive screws and such. It has a collar that rotates from a drill function to a screw driver with a variable clutch to control the torque applied to various screw sizes.
1446495
YES. There's a ring near the chuck which not only sets the torque, but also clicks the drill into "hammertime"! Love my set. Haven't yet used the impact driver, but my son has one and it is great for driving lag bolts in deck construction. The hammer drill is the only one you'll need for drilling holes, driving screws etc. It worked like a charm when I drilled holes in a brick wall to mount some decorative stuff. I highly recommend this set.
2159508
Hi! You have to push & hold the silver button to unscrew or loosen the drill head. Once you loosen the drill head you can let go of the silver button. You can now put the drill bit in and then tighten the drill head. The silver button should pop back up once the drill head is tighten. Let me know if that helps you at all.
84361
Yes its simple just loosen the tension screw and push it up to the top and you can reach it. The platform mechanism is spring loaded for depth just push it all the way up and it clears giving you full access to change bits.
1884505
NO it's not a hammer drill, But it will drill in metal and wood....LOVE IT. He has his, I have MINE!! ;}
1787331
it would work to drill holes but just depends on what you are drilling into, it turns pretty slow so it would take a while to drill a hole. It does not come with drill bits just screw tips. I would say if you are trying to drill holes larger than 1/4" then no or if you want to drill a number of holes then no.
1341115
Absolutely, at least I have used them. I believe this hammer drill with a psck of upgraded bits, is the best tool purchase I have made in years!
1661738
Do you actually own this drill?No, you can't just use any drill bit. You must use a drill bit that has a 1/4" hex shank base. DeWALT/Amazon sells these drill types individually or in sets with a case. Here is a link to a DeWALT starter set. DEWALT DW2521 28-Piece Rapid Load Set DEWALT DW2521 28-Piece Rapid Load Set
1212991
Thank you for your interest. Yes, the Bosch HD21-2 would work for drilling holes into concrete with the proper bit as long as the diameter of the hole is not larger than 7/8" which is the maximum capacity for this hammer drill. If you need to drill larger diameter holes we would recommend one of our larger rotary hammers. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
1631763
Yes, as you can turn the hammer function off. There is a switch on top with selections for using it as a screwgun, for normal drilling, and for hammer drilling in masonry.
1645243
first, these are not drill bits,this a fingernail care device. push the button on the narrow end of device,and insert tool that you want to use...be careful,it is a pretty strong device...make sure speed is on slow.
59751
These sockets are attached to the drive unit via standard square 1/2" socket connection. Even if you were to chuck a 1/2" socket in your hammer drill, it is unlikely it would provide the correct turning speed, torque, and impact action required to successfully remove or install nuts.
1914308
It is not a hammer drill. However, I believe there is a hammer-drill attachment you can buy for it.
2187280
Simply twist the chuck counter-clockwise...this opens the chuck allowing you to insert the bit. Twist the chuck clock-wise to tighten the bit to the chuck. Be sure not to over-tighten the chuck!
2149512
No it is not....these are not the type of bits that are used to drill into either concrete or stone. The type of bit that you need is called a Masonary drill bit. You can buy them in kits, but they are normally purchased individually when you know the size of the hole that you will be drilling. It is advisable to use a drill that either has a reciprocating capability or to use a full tilt rotary hammer (often referred to as a Hammer Drill), the later being more important if you are going to be drilling larger diameter holes, especially if they are deeper. Hope this helps.
1707965
In the drill mode, the clutch is locked. In the driver mode (the numbered settings) the clutch mechanism will stop the motor when the torque for the current setting is reached. In the hammer setting the drill bit is "hammered" into the material, as with a chisel, to chip-away the material (usually masonry) as the bit rotates. The hammer mode is usually used with carbide-tipped masonry bits.
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You could, but I think this has more power than you need. I would try a rotary hammer drill (set to hammer only), with a chisel bit.