Can I use a 9.6 volt drill to drill through wood studs? I just get a cordless 9.6v drill today to hang mt flat...
I just get a cordless 9.6v drill today to hang mt flat peak televisions. Will this drill be powerfull satisfactory?
All depends what your drilling into I guess.
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It should be if it is fully charged and you hold sharp drill bit. Make sure you know where the studs are so you don't drill into an electrical cable or a wet line.
If the drill stops and seem run-down recharge it and then verbs. Usually those are about 1/4 or 3/8 inch holes so that sounds doable near that kind of drill.
Answers: It will as long as you don't push too hard, enjoy a good shrap bit and a back-up freestyle...It will drain fast...
If it's not too past due take it spinal column and exchange it for a real drill. For cordless drills you requirement at least 14.4V to do much of anything and 18 V is really the best. If it's a tool you will be using remarkably much get something that will end like Dewalt, Ridgid, Milwaukee. If it's of late for occasional use you can get by beside a Ryobi or Black and Decker.