Power Tools

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

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.

Switzerland

Yes, electric tools are power tools.

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.

I believe that's SDS.

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

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.

That means the 'O' ring on the 'hammer piston' is broken. You can often remove the top (CAREFULLY, there is a large spring in there) to get the O ring out, -or take the whole thing to a power tool shop.

You dismantle the top and unstick the piston . Sounds like it hasn't been getting regular lubrication. -These guns need a few drops of oil in the airway every day that you use them.

You can work faster and with more efficiency using them.

Tools with generic names like that are generally made in China.

Squirt some "Rust Check" in it and wait an hour or so then try to turn it each way a bit at a time. -I have found that Rust Check is far better than most similar oils for freeing up tools

- Made in Canada and available at Canadian Tire and many auto parts stores.

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

All types of smooth shaft bits up to 3/8 are compatible with this drill.

what charger wil fit the task force cordless drill a 12v and a 9.6?

As far as I can find out, GearWrench makes their tools at or near Sparks, Maryland. I have used their ratcheting wrenches and they are excellent, not cheap junk as you often find.

Check Ebay, there is an advertisement showiing it was built around 1952.