Does this drill switch from hammer function to driver/regular drill function, or is it a full time hammer drill?
385084
It switches from hammer to drive/regular. Also compact with excellent torque and power. Best drill I've ever used for sure.
385085
It does switch from hammer drill to standard drilling, as well as having torque limiting function for driving screws.
385086
It switch's , it can be hammer drill , regular Drill , and also has a screw function with diffrent torque settings , 1-20 or so.
1553409
not mine. My drill lasted about a week. it switches to hammer drill when you don't want it to.
2232600
No, this is not the correct picture for the drill. I bought this drill thinking it was a hammer drill like the picture shows, however, it is not and had to return it. I informed them then that they are showing the wrong picture
1302518
This is not the brushless version. However, it is the hammer drill version.
1157803
In this combo the three speed impact driver hasa brushless motor while the hammer drill has a ttraditional electric motor thus a hybrid combination. The lxt239 come with the brushless hammer drill and the brushless impact driver without variable speed settings.I believe that the lxt238×1 is the only combo u can get the 3 speed impact driver in
793809
The Impact driver does not have an adjustable clutch. It is a very powerful "driver" compared to a similar sized drill and you must be careful not to over drive fasteners. The drill is variable speed and reversible and has a light. The clutch is very useful for some things such as installing the screws in cover plates where you would want a very gentle touch. The impact driver is reversible and also has a light and is variable speed at least until the impact function kicks in. These are some of my favorite tools and when they were stolen I replaced them immediately.
2000089
When you use a drill you have to fight it as it wants to twist. When it hits a lot of sudden resistance it can feel like it is going to twist your arm off. You can use the torque setting, but that just stops the drill from doing anything. With a impact driver, when it hits resistance it starts hammering it. The big difference is you won't feel it trying to twist out of your hand. So it is much easier to drive into heavy resistance materials. Want to drive a two inch screw into wood without predrilling, no problem. Try that with a drill and you have a fight on your hands. The down side is there is no torque limit, so it is easy to over drive things. Almost too much power. The other down side is the noise. Before it hits resistance it sounds like a normal drill, but once it does hit resistance it starts hammering. Actually the hammers are small and internal, but noisy. Sounds like a construction crew. One other note, the drill has chuck that fits various bits. The impact driver has just a 1/4 inch chuck only. Pull the outer part to put a bit in or take one out. To drill with it, you need special drill bits with the 1/4 inch hex ends. I use the impact driver more then the drill. It has the power, I just need to be careful to stop before I strip or over drive a screw.
1215262
Certainly! The nose of the tool rotates to control how much torque (twisting force) is applied to the drill bit, driver, etc., before the clutch releases, while the trigger controls how fast the chuck and bit rotate. This is one heck of a tool - but be aware, if used with a special auger for digging planting holes, if the auger hangs up suddenly on a root or rock, the drill will counter-rotate very forcefully and leave you with a very sore wrist or worse! Not an issue for standard drilling, polishing, etc.
2029393
As far as the individual hammer drill and drill driver there is no differance. The only differant is the case the DCKTS 290 (TS- Tough System Kit Box constructred from 4mm structural foam with removable custom fit tool tray, accessory storage, steel latches and water-tight seal.
167225
The hammer drill sofly hammers as it drills, makin it much more useful for a masonry objects. Regular drill just not as effective!
1824466
There is a forward and reverse switch on the upper part of the handle.Although not very powerful, the hammer drill effect allows the seating and removal of almost any screw.
901595
It works without the foot switch..however, if you have been doing nails for a long time, you will not be thrilled with this drill. It boggs down under load. I have to turn it all the way up to do cut downs on acrylic and it still sometimes stops. for the price, it isn't bad, but it is seriously a beginners drill.
153149
The chuck is the primary difference. An impact driver has a 1/4" hex quick-release chuck. The hammer drill has a regular drill chuck. Different mission, also. The impact driver is used to install and remove screws and nuts. A hammer drill drills holes in various materials but excels in putting holes in masonry, concrete or stone.
1464829
Yes and very easy to switch between forward and reverse. We have really put this drill to work and are very happy with its performance.
2187115
Yes, it has a selector switch for either rotation or hammer. I purchased this tool to chip up ceramic tile with an 1.5" tile SDS bit and it done a fantastic job.
1479586
Impact driver and hammer drill has been updated. Xdt08 impact driver. Lxph06 hammer drill. Also picture is outdated.
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.