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Speaking of cordless drills....
Has anyone used the speed control from a dead drill to make something cool?
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Speaking of cordless drills....
"Tony" wrote in message ... Has anyone used the speed control from a dead drill to make something cool? The speed control is what may my drill dead. I used to to make a piece of trash. |
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Speaking of cordless drills....
"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message ... "Tony" wrote in message ... Has anyone used the speed control from a dead drill to make something cool? The speed control is what may my drill dead. I used to to make a piece of trash. When the speed control on my Sears cordless died, I ordered a replacement using the part number in the instruction sheet. The new control they sent was a leading edge digital one. Yes, digital. It had two speeds. 1 or 0. At least it fit the drill. I still have that drill. It is useful when I am in a project that needs two bit sizes so I keep two drills handy and don't have to keep changing bits all the time. Charlie |
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Speaking of cordless drills....
Has anyone used the speed control from a dead drill to make something cool? The speed control is what may my drill dead. I used to to make a piece of trash. It's a little early in the morning to be hitting the sauce isn't it Ed? |
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