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Hi everyone, obsessively frugal as I am I couldn't resist walking off with this drill in apparently nice condition in it's own metal box and everything.

It has quite an interesting fault (if it is a fault) - it starts up slowly but seems to have plenty of power when it gets going. I've already set speed and torque to maximum - is there some other slow-acceleration type setting I'm not aware of? Or do we just think the motor might be on the way out?

All thoughts much appreciated. If it's a dud the chuck is at least worth nicking for my other drill!

Slow start would be a feature on some tools although if excessively slow maybe knackered as you suggest

What is

junkman wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:37 amand everything

? I have always wondered that.

As for your question it may well have "slow start" (it may not) but if you are happy with it. What does the manual say? (google for a manual)

Someone-Else wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 1:58 pm What is

junkman wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:37 amand everything

? I have always wondered that.

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dicti ... everything. Boom. Happy to help :D

Thanks for your replies everyone. It does actually have the instruction pamphlet in there (one of the "other things...also involved"), no mention of a slow-start feature though. Oh well, maybe I'll open er up, give the brushes a spray

hmmm....... i may....... may have one of these drills in the garage...... it came from my uncles house after he popped his cloggs a while back. ill see if i can dig it out at some point this week and check for ya if i can find it like