Hi, Can I use it for heavy duty? thanks a lot...
1753998
No, it's not like a Dewalt or mokita. It is a good home or hobby shop drill cause it doesn't run down the battery while setting idle.
1753999
i have this drill was given to me as a gift, I used it to drill hundreds of self drilling metal screws, within a months time, it has the perfect RPM for that job IMO, and the battery lasted longer than any cordless I've owned prior.. able to work the better half of a day without needing recharged. I would not call this heavy duty, but I see no problems with it holding up to my unreasonable abuse. I am still using this drill regularly, and only stopped by here because a refurbished one is cheaper than the price of a battery.
1754000
With this drill, yes it has a wide range of uses, I usually just leave mine on the drill driver setting, and it works great for me, I hope this helps.
1754001
I don't think so. It works well, but I still think of it as for homeowners rather than professional heavy duty. Hope this helps.
1754002
It is a good portable drill, but I don't think it would be considered HEAVY DUTY !!!
1754003
Hi nik, Heavy Duty is definitely a relative term. This drill seems to be a bit more powerful than most consumer level battery driven drills, but if I have really heavy duty job, such as drilling into concrete, I would go with a hammer corded drill. This drill will definitely drill through wood and metal with a sharp bit, and work great if you are doing typical work around the house, installing cabinets, putting together a birdhouse, etc. But it is a hand tightened chuck, so if you are working on large diameter holes or doing hours of continuous use, you probably would be better off with a keyed chuck and a corded drill. If you want a more definitive answer, compare the torque of the drills to the requirements of your job.
1609814
Im sure you could use it to make any appropriately needed connection.It's really heavy duty and very well built!
2193515
It will handle that weight easily. From my own experience, I found it quite difficult to learn to use. I'm still working at it.
395264
Heavy duty? It`s not a full size heavy duty, bolt to a garage bench vise. You won`t be able to beat on it with a large hammer. It`s just a friction screw mount, as you can see. I bought it to be a third hand. I mount things in it so I have my 2 hands free to work on something.
1835435
Hi DeannaAs best I can recall, this had been advertised as a heavy duty stapler.In fact, if you surf the net, you will find numerous retailers still calling it that, although the manufacturer seems to have abandoned this, in favor of stressing its "All Steel Construction".I suspect it will hold up fine for light work.Would you like to buy some staples?
1062086
I think you may need something more heavy duty, this only helps minimally, that's my opinion though.
219965
Yes it is possible. Be sure you have a resistent table, otherwise it might breake with the heavy.
1241784
I used mine for a couple light duty hand carts that the ball bearings were falling out. I would say No ; you need something more heavy duty.
588296
Also, not heavy duty enough for that. I have seen products advertised for that kind of equipment, this is for more lightweight things
2060429
Sure, it would work great for that. Can hold a lot of weight. Very maneuverable.
1115936
I think you could, but it may affect stability and load capability. But it is very strong.
333696
That is what I use mine for. I am quite happy with it. Faster and neater than a hammer. Made of heavy cast iron so it holds up very well. I figure on having and using mine for many years.
1693511
Sure you can use it for that if it is secured properly. Not sure why you would want to do that though. Remember the higher you go, the less weight the jack will hold.
1823516
Yes for moderate use. If I needed something for heavy, everyday use I'd look for something else.
1079721
Yes you can use it for that but it is not the highest quality so heavy use may not be so kind on it. But for the price and everything you get with the kit you can't beat it.
668710
I wouldn't recommend using it for that. I use it as a drying rack for milkshake cups and it works fine for that, but would like to add that it arrived with one of the legs broken off. Rather than ship it back I used some JBweld to attach the leg. It's been working fine. But not sure it is made for bearing weight.
2237666
Heck yah. This thing is very heavy duty. The weakest point is going to be the pin that keeps it in place. Has to be good for at least a ton IMHO.