Running constantly, how noisy is it in comparison to a hand drill?
373583
Depends on the hand drill. Why would you want to run it constantly? It does have an on/off switch.
373584
Yes, once turned on it runs constantly until you turn off. I believe it is quieter than a hand drill.
373585
Difficult to say exactly and depending on the speed used. Generally speaking - it's much quieter than an electric hand drill. Good luck!
373586
Much quiter and the size for what I use it for is great..I don't have to set it up out side because the size is perfect
1564764
There is a significant 60 cycle hum since it is a hefty motor. I wouldn't call it annoying though. If you are chopping something like ice then it will be noisy. Unavoidable in my opinion.
1768609
no to both questions. its a very good all around drill for household chores. i like it
1555484
The motor is quiet when under 4.0 mph and gets louder as you go up, but with any treadmill, the noise will be from you running and stomping. That will be terrible for your neighbors below so my suggestion would be to pick up two 'Thick Interlocking Black Foam Tiles for Treadmill & Equipment' which amazon sells. The more padding and/or carpeting the better.
1652429
Not really very noisy, the noise level is the same as any other piston type compressor.
1490857
It's a great tool, but it is probably overkill for your task at hand. You would be way better off with the Bosch Bulldog 11255VSR SDS hammer drill - it's lighter and easier to control, and you will not be disappointed with the performance.
1440490
I also have the Ryobi 18v and it doesn't vibrate violently like this Dewalt. Is much quieter as well. My ears ring after a few seconds of use.
1697128
Yes it is noisy because of the pump type. I sold it and bought the Kendal 898D+ and it is quiet.
404668
I've had it for a year....use it everyday. Its a beast. Gone through at least 10 sets of impact bits. Drill runs like a champ
1716279
It really depends on what you're grinding. The motor itself is not too loud; I've heard far worse. But if you start off with something very coarse, of course it's going to begin by making a much louder noise than when it gets to be a finer consistency. It also has a lot to do with the proximity to where the family is sleeping, which I can't address.
237576
Not extremely loud. I work as a contractor and it is good enough for the jobsite. We have The bigger bosch radio also and it gets really loud. I am very happy with this little one though.
1004582
It is no more noisy than anything else hand held. It is pretty powerful though and there are always trade offs, and that would be noise for power. If it is that bothersome try some light duty hearing protection. I think this could be an issue with most of these units.
1881354
Definitely a lot of power, but I still would use it for regular drilling jobs. It is a big drill, but again it is quality.
389446
I would think if you needed to run a drill at this pressure to provide required performance, you should be looking at a 1/2" or electric. At every plant I've worked in, house air usually runs ~90psi (at tool). Higher pressures regulated at the compressor may be needed to facilitate working pressure (to the tool), normally due to plumbing long runs, leaking or too restrictive piping/connections. But running any 3/8" hand drill at 140-150psi is going to dramatically reduce the life of the product.
2103454
My understanding is this drill has an electric brake. The sound is normal. The faster the drill is spinning the knock usually is louder.
208179
Compared to other mixers, I'd say about the same. Certainly NOT annoying, but it makes some noise. It's not high pitched like a hand mixer.
218468
I don't find it excessively loud. It's a gas powered motor after all . I just know it works great and have had no problems with it .