what are the rpm ability of this drill?
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Thanks Patricia. I was going to use this for trimming my dogs hard as rock nails. He is very squeamish when it comes to getting his nails clipped, thought this might work a little better. My Brittany just sits there and soaks up the attention but my GSP can't stand to have anyone touch his nails, any thoughts? Grant
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For sure its a very powerful drill but it all depends on the "BIT" being used. Great drill.
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there is a selector switch on the top rear of the drill that gives you the 3 speeds. there is another selector switch above the trigger that gives you either drill or torque with a selector switch range from 1- 22
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I don't own one, but I looked at this drill about two years ago. As I recall, it had all the bells and whistles, including variable speed and a reverse switch.(The drill was everything I wanted, but I didn't really need a new drill, so I didn't buy it.)
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It has a variable speed reverse. No drill will actually drill in reverse. It is strong and has a good high speed for drilling. Used it with a wire brush attachment today.
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It has three speed on the top of the drill 1.2.3. It also can vary the speed by the pull of the trigger in each of those speeds. Then it also has clutch on it so it wont strip screws or bolts if it is set right
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It's possible, but definitely not recommended. I would really discourage you from trying it, if you are not using an AC (electric) drill. A drill powered by a battery pack would not be able to sustain the 550 rpm for any length of time. Ultimately I would suggest borrowing or purchasing a drill that meets the requirements. On Amazon I found a Black & Decker (DR260B) for under $20.00 with peak power at 1500 rpm's. If you think you will ever use the drill for other things, I would suggest looking for a better drill. You can spend $50 - $60 on Amazon and get a really nice drill for the average home owner. I am not a professional nor do I claim to be an expert; however I am a hobbyist and am not new to tools. That being said, these are a few brands "I" have had good luck with in the past: DeWalt, Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, Hitachi, Jet... There are many others but the few that I have listed here make models that are available in the price range I quoted above. I'm sorry if I have provided more than you needed, I just wanted to make sure you knew you had affordable options. Thanks for your patience and good luck
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The speed of rotation is not drived by the trigger like drill, the speed is drived by rotary switch so the polisher start slowly (not like grinder) and at the lowest speed it's around 600rpm
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Mine has a lot of torque and a poor trigger. You pretty much get all or nothing which is OK for drilling but not so good where controlled power delivery is needed.
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I think this refers to RPM. 60 TO 100 for example. Thickness and kind of material will dictate maximum speed for best results. Slower speed for thicker material, faster speed for thinner material. Also, look up "drill speed."
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There is a switch on top of the drill, low and high. The low is 0-350 rpm, the high is 0-1500 rpm. There will be more torque on low switch, less torque on high speed. If you are siphoning water with a small hose, high speed will work good (half inch hose). The bigger the hose, high speed will not work. Remember, 1 gallon of water weights right at 8 lbs. Hope this info helps you.
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*Tool Power Output = 122 in-lbs0-800 rpm The impact attachment is rated at 1,300 in-lbs with the BDCDMT120 (different torque rating depending on what version Matrix drill you're using; the 12V, 20V or corded). Also, for those interested, the corded Matrix drill is rated at 128 in-lbs and 1200 rpm. *source was Lowes(dot)com
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No, and I don't think you would want to do that any way. This is a powerful drill and if it catches you want to be able to let up on that trigger so it does not twist your arm. This drill is variable speed but that does not mean it will run slow. I would guess it runs between 60% and 100% speed. A lot of variable speeds allow you to go down to a point where it is barely rotating. This one does not. If you had it in a locked position and it caught on something it would really be a hazzard.
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Torque on the 3 rises to 750 from 400 on the 1. Also, the high drill speed on the 3 is 2,000 rpm, while 1,500 on the 1.
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Drill/Driver Chuck: 3/8". Impact Driver Chuck: 1/4" Quick connect Hex I answered the same question before. Additional Info: Variable speed (0-800 RPM) 1300 IN/LB torque, 20V My view: great product
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The sheet says 0-1,200/0-3,500 RPM : 0-56,000 bpm : 10A : 1,100 W : 120V Measuring the drill : About 15"x9"x3" and about 7 lbs. on the bathroom scale.
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Yes. I have not used the drill much but it seems to be pretty powerful. Hope this helps.