Electric Hammer Drill: How to Activate Impact Mode (Button Location & Usage)

Question

Hello I have a hopelessly simple question... I have a hammer drill like this: where is there a button to turn it on and off? :cry:

popielarski.555 · Accepted Answer

It's about this 'switch' on top of the drill not far from the head. And that's how a colleague would feel if the stroke is on when drilling in something hard.

Atreyu Makiavel · Accepted Answer

If I meant trigger, wouldn't I have written trigger? There is a slider from the top, it works perpendicular to the axis of the drill, orange. AND IT IS FROM ABOVE.

Atreyu Makiavel · Accepted Answer

This is the rotation speed. If it worked properly...

Atreyu Makiavel · Answer

The orange one sliding from above.

magneto0909 · Answer

Hello.right-left is marked hammer, drill.

Hipodrom · Answer

I don't understand... the orange one or triggers? I can only press it and turn the wheel + - (I do not know what it is for ... I thought it was for rotation but it does not change anything)
under the "belly" has such a lever and I can give it right-left, but it seems to me that this is the direction of rotation ...

I don't see a hammer anywhere

I'm just going to use it for the first time and it's for glass so I want to make sure that the impact is not turned on

Hipodrom · Answer

right thanks a lot Can anyone tell me what the trigger wheel is for? it's not the speed of rotation I can spin + and - up to a certain point

Dziarski Hank · Answer

Maximum RPM limitation. By turning it, you decrease the stroke of the trigger.

Hipodrom · Answer

I have one more question, because I just drilled a "trial" piece of glass and unfortunately it shattered at the time of puncture. All drilling was fine... what am I doing wrong?
I have a drill with the hammer off
drill bit "for tiles or glass"
I was drilling freely.

I don't really know what else I can do...
is it better to throw faster revolutions or better slow and push harder with a drill on the glass?

merolPL · Answer

If you want the hammer to engage, the drill must have the right speed and pressure on the drill.

Anonymous · Answer

Contrary to appearances, drilling, or rather the technology of making holes in glass, is a difficult art. I'm not saying that it's impossible to control, but amateurishly it can work once, a few times without turning the material into cullet - there are no rules for that. The material itself is capricious and unpredictable due to the different distribution of internal stresses. In addition, you need the right tools (special drills), technique (rotation, feed, stable stand, cooling, etc.) and of course patience, if it is not performed by a CNC machine or its variety, the so-called. waterjet.
For example, read this thread:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1195904.html
Unfortunately, after damaging a few panes, I commissioned the work to a glass factory and they did it flawlessly the first time, and there were a few holes to be made in 1 pane, so the risk of damage is high if something goes wrong, e.g. with the next or last hole.

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