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20-volt Max 1/2-in Keyless Cordless Drill 2 -Batteries Included, and Charger Included

DEWALT 20-volt Max 1/2-in Keyless Cordless Drill 2 -Batteries Included, and Charger Included

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Will it drill into plaster? I need to hang pictures and a regular drill does not work


It will drill into plaster, I use it to hang drywall. You have to use the right screws. Or try starting the whole with a nail before you try to drive the screw. But any drill should drill through plaster unless it is plaster over concrete like cender block then you need a masonry bit no matter what drill you use and in that case a hammer drill would work better.

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Use a masonry bit.

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There's no reason it shouldn't drill through plaster. Be careful though as you may be hitting a metal frame behind the wall.

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it's not the drill it's the bit use a carbide bit I have 1" thick plaster in my home and the normal bits just don't last if it's masonry your drilling through you'll need a hammer drill its a different kind of drill I used when I studded my basement out

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I have plaster walls, also, and it will drill into anything,. But a hammer drill for concrete would be faster.

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This is not a hammer drill, but if you use a masonry bits and take it slow, it will do the job.

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Yes, it will drill into plaster.

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There is enough torque with DeWalt's DCD790D2 drill to drill into plaster. The important factor is to use the correct bit to cut away the plaster and then use a rotary file or some other metal cutting tool to cut the metal mesh behind the plaster. It also depends on how big of a hole is needed to be drilled. Start by cutting through the plaster slowly. You may find where the hole is, the metal mesh behind the plaster isn't a factor at all.

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