Power Tools

Unfortunately you will find that almost all power tools are now made in China. -Certainly all of those that you can buy in 'big box' stores. - You may find some American or European made tools in specialty industrial tool suppliers.

Bosch is the largest tool manufacturer in the world. Whether or not it ranks in the top ten depends on personal factors. Some personal factors maybe if it's intended for professional use or leisurely use.

The function of tang is to fit in the chuck.

The motorised Mitre saw can cut materials at very exact angles.

I look at hundreds of tools and have never heard of them. -That is a clue.

Yes, all bits are universal except some of the Hilti and Bosch types.

PPA in welding refers to "Plasma-Powered Arc," a technique that utilizes a plasma arc to melt and fuse materials. It is often employed in high-precision applications and can be used for welding a variety of metals. The process offers advantages such as deeper penetration and improved control over the heat input, resulting in better weld quality. PPA is particularly effective for thin materials and in situations where a clean, precise weld is essential.

One that can be picked up (single-handedly or not) and moved to the work, rather than being bolted to a bench or the workshop floor. Some portable drilling-machines have magnetic bases, for use in steel-fabrication tasks.

Mainly that one is a drill, and the other, a screwdriver.

When your neighbor uses power tools, it can cause a temporary voltage drop in the electrical system, leading to your lights dimming. This is often due to the high power demand of the tools, which can draw more electricity than the local infrastructure can handle at that moment. If your electrical system is old or not well-equipped, it may struggle to maintain a steady voltage, resulting in visible dimming of your lights. Additionally, shared circuits or wiring can exacerbate this issue.

If it is in good shape it is worth money to a collector.

Any tool with a name like that is made in China.

No, they are made in China and Taiwan.

No, the zinc coating makes little difference to a steel drill bit.

It will get a full charge in about 8 hours if it's a good battery.

If it is a drill, put the most thin drill bit in and put it in your rectum. If your rectum starts to bleed, then it is in working condition.

you're an idiot!

We would need to know the country you want to telephone Husqvarna in to respond to this question.

Yes, electric tools are power tools.

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It all depends on what you are constructing. If the hole is required for some kind of fastener, if it is too small the fastener will not slide through. If to slack, the unit may fail when put into use, by allowing movement and wear, causing early fatigue.
During specialist construction (say for aircraft) some holes are drilled slightly under size and then reamed out, for a perfect fit.
For wood screws, the pilot hole must allow enough material for the thread to grip, but without pinching the screw, making it difficult to tighten up.

That is the part of a bit or blade that fits into the receptacle on the tool

It is important to return all tools and documents to ensure that bellend in your class doesn't steal your stuff which makes you very mad, and kill your whole class...heh heh

I believe that's SDS.

Hand tools are "handheld" tools (wrenchs, screwdrivers, pliers, ect.). Power Tools are tools that use electricity to power them(cordless tools). If you visit www.discounttoolmart.com you can see some examples.

For all practical purposes an 8mm drill is equal to 5/16 inch.