I am a raw beginner at 64 years old. :) I just picked up my first drill with a clutch, googled for help, and found this video. Excellent tutorial. Thank you for going slow enough for dummies like me to understand. Cheers!!!

Wife: Are you in the mood? Husband: It's a little bit proud.

Drill- Packedge in typical box, came with a tool bag (added bonus), two batteries, one charger, drill, and driver. Two words "plenty of Torque" kzread.infoUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv well I guess that's three. Nice upgrade from current setup. Has belt clips, I don't think I will be using those. Driver and drill were bigger than what I expected but it is an upgrade from the current setup. For the money I would say that this is a great setup for Professionals and DIY/Weekend warriors.

Cheers for this! I just unseized the clutch on my Makita and after drilling for years not knowing the explanation on clutch settings and torque I thought I would finally learn about it! Cheers.

It's a *Short and Sweet* tutorial. Unlike the little screw which is *Short and Sharp*

thanks for a clear explanation and doing so quickly! some of the others i saw were 15 mins long!

@kayvonweinstein8965

3 жыл бұрын

The only things that should be 15 mins long are these youtube ads that you can't skip

Been wondering this for years and was actually talking about it with a coworker the other day and neither of us had any real clue. This helps! Thanks!

👍👍Thanks for useful tips and detailed information.

Nice information. Does the impact drill do a better job?

Very well explained thank you - you just gained a new subscriber

Thanks for good info on the video. Simple explanation, great for us dummies!

@timeconstrained2400

Жыл бұрын

speak for yourself...I'm still confused, haha!

👍 learn & do it correctly....thanks

Awesome video, very helpful 🙌🏻

Kenny, what is the slot 1 and 2 for on top of the drill?

Thank you!

Appreciate it 👊

Excellent explanation!

@twinkletime2982

3 жыл бұрын

@@Protoolreviews For sure! Saw a video right before and it never made the correlation between setting the torque and how it works.

Does using the clutch wear the drill out faster?

do you make videos of ingersoll rand or snap on?

Is it in newton meter or lb ft of torque? Or just numbers?

good video

Good video. Not unlike the one about locking a keyless chuck. Excellent content.

To simplify the demonstration on the video, it means the lower the clutch setting, the lower torque it delivers.

@mike9205

Жыл бұрын

I'm still not sure. So "lower" means a lower NUMBER on the clutch? So setting number 1 is "lower" than setting number 24 and thus has lower torque?

Please coud you tell me if there is a way to find out the exact torque values for these settings, in inch/lbs? I would like to know because i was going to buy a small torque wrench for a bicycle - but if i can use my cordless screwdriver clutch settings instead i don't need one. Thanks

So how much torque is with hammer/drill setting? Is it the max? So in the drill in the video, would using the drill setting have a torque of 24?

Hi. You mention clutch settings but what about speed. My drill has two speeds. Which is best to use? Thanks

Would you plz answer and help me. My dewalt drill makes clutch sound even in drilling mode. When it is overload it doesn't stop it just make sound like it would in clutch setting. Is this a fault or normal. Plz help

...so whenever I have selected a clutch number, the speed settings 1 or 2 are disengaged? if not, what difference will putting it on speed 1 or 2 make while in clutch mode? So confusing.

it's clutch setting effect for hammer?

How much is in Nm the settings? For example, the number 6 in Nm

Thank you for this video. You set the clutch to 12 to put the first screw in. It didn't go in enough so you "changed the clutch a setting or two. !. Did you change the clutch 1 or 2 notches? 2.Changed the clutch to WHAT setting? My PT deck boards are popping up because the incompetent idiot who built the deck used 1.5" screws AND the board barely touches the joist underneath. I've tried 3 different screw extractors and none worked. I need to set my drill for the most torque. Does clutch position 1 have the most torque, or 17 (my clutch positions range from 1-17 plus the drill position)? Thanks!!

@MarkWilliams-np2ml

2 жыл бұрын

@@Protoolreviews , please be more specific. From 12 did you move two notches to 10 or 14? As a non-handyman I'm clueless as to which setting is best for long screws into thick wood. Would it setting one or the highest setting please? Likewise, you needed more torque in your example when on setting 12, so did you move to 10 or 14. Thank you in advance.

A little bit further, what, further up or down??

So the clutch numbers are only used when you are in screwdriver mode ? The clutch numbers are irrelevant in drill or hammer mode ?

@ashleyjackson9970

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@timeconstrained2400

Жыл бұрын

@@Protoolreviews does that also mean that when you are in clutch mode the speed settings are irrelevant?

What about is do the 1 and the 2 setting on top part? You no the one you can switsh backward and forward.

I think using clutch will break down your cordless drill faster because of the clutch slip. Better dont use it, just rely on drilling mode

that's a hart drill

I have a different take on the clutches on drills. I don't think people use drills for driving fasteners anymore. In my opinion, they should just eliminate them. I think they just add just add size an weight to the drill. I can use my impact and sink screws flush every time.

@TheFlick175

4 жыл бұрын

I also disagree, drills have always been the more precise tool because of the control you have with the clutch. In a construction environment it might not be useful anymore but in other fields drills are the preferred tool

So my drill is not broken? lol

Clicked this video by accident, The first thing I see is a hart tool sorry not sorry automatic dislike.👎