Do you run your drill clockwise with left had bit?
46954
you must reverse the direction of the drill or the bit will not bite. the reason is so the drill bit does not tighten the broken stud as you proceed to make a hole for the easy-out. frequently, drilling the hole will relieve the torque / tension of the stud against the walls it is threaded and broken in and the bit will wind it out.
606534
how do u change drill or drill bits...for drill bits.. you have to hold the silver botton down and twist where the drill bit goes. when the bit is off you have to do the something to put it on.
352956
Yes this drill has a keyless chuck. Meaning you don't have to use a key to switch between bits. Just insert bit into the three jaws of the chuck and hold the outside of the chuck and press on the trigger. Depending on which direction you have the drill, the chuck will tighten or lossen when you pull the trigger.
119106
Righty tighty lefty loosy. It has a selector knob for the direction you want to turn it. Or center for no rachet.
799628
Yes, of course. There's a red switch underneath you can flip like most drills that reverses the direction of rotation (so you can screw in or out screws).
352955
The drill does not physically have a "keyless chuck", it is considered keyless because you do not need any key to change the bit. To change bit simply hold the front end of the drill with one hand slowly press the trigger with the other hand, if it tightens, then push in the green arrow behind the trigger and slowly press the trigger again; the drill will now open up, insert the bit, push in the arrow button again, hold the front end and slowly press the trigger the bit should tighten up and you are now ready to use the drill.
1995281
yes it only ratchets in one direction and you do need to flip it to reverse direction. I actualy find this to be the best way because it is overall stronger. Remember to crack the nut before you use these tools as they can be overloaded.
1005301
Yes, it rotates around a bit. Maybe 150 degrees or so, My guess is it would depend on the installation a bit as to how much it rotates; how much lead wire there is, the gauge, that sort of stuff.
1674954
I have the same problem albeit - using the drill the one time I tested it out, the bit didn't come out. I don't think your doing anything wrong - I'm guessing its something in the design. I will admit though - being able to just pull the bit out, does make me a little uncomfortable.
1447202
The bits are held in place by a magnet in the handle. The handle actually has two places where you can use bits. There is a fixed, non-ratcheting magnet on the longer end of the handle (the end of the handle closest to the "T" in Dewalt), and then the silver ratcheting collar also has a magnet for bits. You can use the ratchet feature in forward, reverse and neutral by rotating the silver ratchet collar.
1898766
Yes, the tip assemble can be remove be turning clockwise direction.I hope this help.
1523879
As I look at my drill I only see it spinning in one direction, and there is no 'reverse' button.....just a hi and lo speed.
924838
It has reverse but to drill in reverse the drill bit has to be made for reverse drilling. If you mean that you can put it in reverse and extract screws, yes it does.
1611170
Yes! There's a small black button to press in for " righty-tighty" and "lefty-loosey" situations. Just push all the way to the left to screw right and all the way to the right to screw left. Pushing it halfway in locks the screwdriver and it will not screw at all... Kinda like putting the safety on
1145357
It depends. I'm a lefty so I'm used to things being backwards. I really like using my left thumb on the spool and winding with my right. I know righties that do the same thing. I say let your thumb decide.
1630064
yes, slip it on side ways so you can get to the hex nut easier . tighten it until you make contact with the pipe then loosen the hex nut a little , and then with the allen wrench still in place turn it , tighten it and you're done .
2225293
No. You cant use drill bits. Just the drivers that come with it or similar drivers.