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August 2014 purchase of new drills for the workshop
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The cordless drills are available for Project & Infrastructure work in the Hackspace. There is a Storage rack for the drills and chargers in the workshop.


Page is a work-in-progress, to be completed by in time for the 'launch party' on Wednesday 27th August, when the tools will all have arrived, and be ready for use.
==Heavy Combi Drills==


* Heavy Combi Drills - 2 Bosch GSB18V-LI Professional drills featuring:
2 Bosch GSB18V-LI Professional drills featuring:
** 18V 4ampHour Lithium-Ion Coolpack battery
* 18V 4ampHour Lithium-Ion Coolpack battery
** Fan cooled motor
* Fan cooled motor
** 2 gearbox speeds, reversible.
* 2 gearbox speeds, reversible.
** Motor speed control through the trigger.
* Motor speed control through the trigger.
** White LED work light.
* White LED work light.
** 13mm Auto lock chuck
* 13mm Auto lock chuck
** Electric brake
* Electric brake
** All metal gearbox
* All metal gearbox
** Hammer action (turned on and off with a ring separate from the driver torque-limit ring)
* Hammer action (turned on and off with a ring separate from the driver torque-limit ring)


* Handy Combi Drills - 2 Bosch GSB18-2-LI Professional drills featuring:
==Handy Combi Drills==
** 18V 3ampHour Lithium-Ion Coolpack battery
2 Bosch GSB18-2-LI Professional drills featuring:
** Fan cooled motor
* 18V 3ampHour Lithium-Ion Coolpack battery
** 2 gearbox speeds, reversible.
* Fan cooled motor
** Motor speed control through the trigger.
* 2 gearbox speeds, reversible.
** 10mm Auto lock chuck
* Motor speed control through the trigger.
** Electric brake
* 10mm Auto lock chuck
** All metal gearbox
* Electric brake
** Hammer action (turned on and off with a ring separate from the driver torque-limit ring)
* All metal gearbox
* Hammer action (turned on and off with a ring separate from the driver torque-limit ring)


Fully charging a 4ampHour battery can take up to 2 hours. This is not because the chargers are slow, but because the batteries have a high capacity.
==Drill Driver==
DeWalt DCD710 featuring:
* 10.8V 1.5ampHour Lithium-Ion battery  
* 2-Speed Variable & Reverse gearbox
* 10mm Keyless Chuck
* 15 Torque Settings
* Electric Brake


* Drill Driver - DeWalt DCD710 featuring:
==Impact Driver==
** 10.8V 1.5ampHour Lithium-Ion battery  
DeWalt DCF815
** 2-Speed Variable & Reverse gearbox
* 10.8V 1.5ampHour Lithium-Ion battery  
** 10mm Keyless Chuck
* Single-Speed Variable & Reverse
** 15 Torque Settings
* ¼" Hex Tool Holder
** Electric Brake
* 107Nm Sustained Torque
* All-Metal Gearbox


* Impact Driver - DeWalt DCF815
Bits for used in the Impact Driver should be the longer type with a securing notch. The knurled ring surrounding the bit holder is pushed forwards to release the bits (they are inserted simply by pushing them into place).
** 10.8V 1.5ampHour Lithium-Ion battery
** Single-Speed Variable & Reverse
** ¼" Hex Tool Holder
** 107Nm Sustained Torque
** All-Metal Gearbox


==Charging==
The charger for the DeWalt Drill and Driver features battery temperature detection, and pauses charging if the battery pack is too warm or cold.
The charger for the DeWalt Drill and Driver features battery temperature detection, and pauses charging if the battery pack is too warm or cold.
{{note|Fully charging a 4Ah battery can take up to 2 hours. This is not because the chargers are slow, but because the batteries have a high capacity.}}


[[Category:Tools and Equipment]]
[[Category:Tools and Equipment]]

Latest revision as of 23:09, 27 February 2019

Cordless Drills
Manufacturer Various
Model Various
AKA {{{aka}}}
Obtained Purchased by Hackspace (August 2014)
Location Workshop
Team Tools
Induction Required No
Booking {{{booking}}}
Status Defunct
Tools:   all pages • list • Power Tools • Broken tools     {{}}

The cordless drills are available for Project & Infrastructure work in the Hackspace. There is a Storage rack for the drills and chargers in the workshop.

Heavy Combi Drills

2 Bosch GSB18V-LI Professional drills featuring:

  • 18V 4ampHour Lithium-Ion Coolpack battery
  • Fan cooled motor
  • 2 gearbox speeds, reversible.
  • Motor speed control through the trigger.
  • White LED work light.
  • 13mm Auto lock chuck
  • Electric brake
  • All metal gearbox
  • Hammer action (turned on and off with a ring separate from the driver torque-limit ring)

Handy Combi Drills

2 Bosch GSB18-2-LI Professional drills featuring:

  • 18V 3ampHour Lithium-Ion Coolpack battery
  • Fan cooled motor
  • 2 gearbox speeds, reversible.
  • Motor speed control through the trigger.
  • 10mm Auto lock chuck
  • Electric brake
  • All metal gearbox
  • Hammer action (turned on and off with a ring separate from the driver torque-limit ring)

Drill Driver

DeWalt DCD710 featuring:

  • 10.8V 1.5ampHour Lithium-Ion battery
  • 2-Speed Variable & Reverse gearbox
  • 10mm Keyless Chuck
  • 15 Torque Settings
  • Electric Brake

Impact Driver

DeWalt DCF815

  • 10.8V 1.5ampHour Lithium-Ion battery
  • Single-Speed Variable & Reverse
  • ¼" Hex Tool Holder
  • 107Nm Sustained Torque
  • All-Metal Gearbox

Bits for used in the Impact Driver should be the longer type with a securing notch. The knurled ring surrounding the bit holder is pushed forwards to release the bits (they are inserted simply by pushing them into place).

Charging

The charger for the DeWalt Drill and Driver features battery temperature detection, and pauses charging if the battery pack is too warm or cold.

Note Note: Fully charging a 4Ah battery can take up to 2 hours. This is not because the chargers are slow, but because the batteries have a high capacity.
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