Can I use this as a drill? It says it comes with drill bits but I want to be extra sure before purchasing.
1787331
it would work to drill holes but just depends on what you are drilling into, it turns pretty slow so it would take a while to drill a hole. It does not come with drill bits just screw tips. I would say if you are trying to drill holes larger than 1/4" then no or if you want to drill a number of holes then no.
1787332
Yes you could. But don't be in a hurry. It turns kinda slow because it is intended as a driver. Also you will need hex shank drill bits.
1787333
Only if you want to drill Styrofoam! It's cute and that's about it! And it's not even pink!
1787334
Yes, but as a slow drill. My wife loves it as a powered screw driver that's easy to control and, well, IT'S A PINK GUN! If you want a common or professional drill then this will likely disappoint you.Most "drills" use round shafted drill bits. This is a "powered screw driver" so it's designed to mount six sided 1/4 inch shafts and this type holds with a magnet. The other type are notched and are known as "quick connects". I have a couple sets of the notched types drill bit sets. The magnet in this "gun" should hold the notched shafts well enough, but the speed will always seem really slow. Yes, but as a slow drill. My wife loves it as a powered screw driver that's easy to control and, well, IT'S A PINK GUN! If you want a common or professional drill then this will likely disappoint you.Most "drills" use round shafted drill bits. This is a "powered screw driver" so it's designed to mount six sided 1/4 inch shafts and this type holds with a magnet. The other type are notched and are known as "quick connects". I have a couple sets of the notched types drill bit sets. The magnet in this "gun" should hold the notched shafts well... » Read More Yes, but as a slow drill. My wife loves it as a powered screw driver that's easy to control and, well, IT'S A PINK GUN! If you want a common or professional drill then this will likely disappoint you.Most "drills" use round shafted drill bits. This is a "powered screw driver" so it's designed to mount six sided 1/4 inch shafts and this type holds with a magnet. The other type are notched and are known as "quick connects". I have a couple sets of the notched types drill bit sets. The magnet in this "gun" should hold the notched shafts well enough, but the speed will always seem really slow. « Show Less
2026789
Not really, it works great as a drill. It doesn't have anything to limit Torque, so using it with screws is not ideal
1753675
No, at least mine did not come with drill bits but they are inexpensive to buy.
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
2170341
No Dewalt box with this drill. You can use this drill as a driver, but there is no "impact" function to act like the impact driver.
1667139
Hello Nicholas,Regretfully, it doesn't come with any drill bits. Ours includes: drill, 2 batteries, and charger. Thanks for your interest!
1667946
Yes, this item can be used as a screwdriver. In my opinion, it works better as a screwdriver than it does a drill. It also has a variable clutch which is good for setting the screw depth/force on delicate projects.
2138719
It is possible to use as drill but it spins a lot slower than a drill motor. It is more useful for screwing and unscrewing nuts, bolts & screws because of it's high torque feature.
495992
You can put a screwdriver bit in if you want to. I have used it as a screwdriver
571652
I'm sorry I can not help you much.I purchased this drill for my Father.He wanted it for both purposes if he needed it.However I'm not sure if he ever used it for either?It's a nice looking heavy feeling drill.I showed him how it worked and it worked is all I can say.For the price and for what he may or may not need,it's a great purchase.
118942
Yes, it's a great drill. Check the prices at the big box hardware stores. You will come back and order this one!
1914307
There is an attachment that you can buy to turn it into an impact drill. But it is only a drill, at least that's what I got when I purchased it
2041485
Technically you could, but it would be a very slow drill as the turning speed is nowhere near that of a drill. Not recommended for drilling.
1753674
yes and no. it comes with 1 magnetized bit that sets on top, but, this is the best, well balanced drill i have ever used. drill bit sets are cheap. I would not hesitate to give one as a gift and I wouldn't mind having another one on.
2009514
Not advisable, however if you're just wanting to drill one hole for something, you can buy a masonry drill bit but they don't last long and it's hard on the drill. It's best to buy a hammer drill if you're going to be doing a lot of concrete/masonry drilling.
2149512
No it is not....these are not the type of bits that are used to drill into either concrete or stone. The type of bit that you need is called a Masonary drill bit. You can buy them in kits, but they are normally purchased individually when you know the size of the hole that you will be drilling. It is advisable to use a drill that either has a reciprocating capability or to use a full tilt rotary hammer (often referred to as a Hammer Drill), the later being more important if you are going to be drilling larger diameter holes, especially if they are deeper. Hope this helps.
896710
no drill bit included. I noticed that some other sellers did include a drill bit.