I want to buy/install an AC but on the manual it says to drill into the wall to install supports. Would a 4V electric be enough to drill through wood?

>>2925833 (OP)
Yes, but you might want to let someone else do the AC install if you can't tell the difference between a drill and a screwdriver.

>>2925837
+1

>>2925837
> buy an identically functioning machine because the marketing people told you this spinning thing is for this. And this spinning thing is for that, and we have this vibrating spinning thing for other shit we call an “impact driver” but it’s 99% the same thing.
> the latest spinning things are 10 times more powerful than they were ten years ago, but we still haven’t miniaturized them because yanks like big empty pieces of plastic that look like guns that megatron uses

>>2925924
>a 4v twice rebranded chinkshit amazon screwdriver is the same exact thing as a drill

>>2925924
>guns that megatron uses
shit would be so cash

>>2925924
Yup, you got it man, Everything that spins electrically is a drill. Why don't you just use the desk fan already at your disposal to drill for the installation of your AC. Yank the blower fan motor out of the AC itself and use that if you don't have another fan/drill at hand.

>>2926061
I found a video by a nice indian or pakistani gent that attached a fan motor to a drill bit.
Genius.

>>2926061
Don’t get me started on that circular saw scam

>>2925833 (OP)
make sure to get diamond drill bits to make up for the lack of power

>>2926216
The carbide tip, SDS ones are a good alternative too, they'll drill through concrete I can only imagine what they'd do to wood.

>>2925924
i just hate dealing with morons like you, that hammer shit with a pair of pliers, because the hammer is either out of reach or outright dont possess
you are the reason i dont lend tools

>>2926837
>that hammer shit with a pair of pliers, because the hammer is either out of reach
Gotta make hay while the sun shines

>>2926843
funny you mention that sentence, but farmers are the absolute worst
literal apes

>>2926837
> hammer with pliers
Get on my level

>>2926931
>funny you mention that sentence, but farmers are the absolute worst
>literal apes

Lol. More sophisticated than you will ever be.

>>2925999
checekd

>>2925833 (OP)
I'm sure this is a troll post, but if it's a window AC unit you don't need to drill anything. Just get a drill-less bracket and ignore what the AC manual says about drilling and screwing in the accordion things on the side. Those should stay in on their own but you can tape them if they don't

>>2926989
> drill-less solution
At some point, your hot-melt-glue costs will exceed the cost of the drill.

No matter what, every person should own a drill. You WILL need one at more than one point in your life. Get a decent one(even ryobi) and you'll be set for life.

>>2927202
I told my sister to get a black & decker 20V. Even chicks in apartments need to hang potted plants on their balcony from time to time. That battery will last a good 10 years as long as they charge it once every 30 months.

Use your hand, mate. You can punch a screw into wood without anything but a screwdriver in your hand.

>>2926073
I use this to cut my weeds
best fucking combo ever

>>2926837
I hammed something with my makita drill battery today.they don't call it impact resistant plastic for nothing. I ain't going all the way to the garage and wasting a few minutes just to budge something over half an inch

>>2925833 (OP)
biggest problem with your plan is that while that chuck holds standard screw bits, it won't hold a drill bit for drilling pilot holes. you can usually get away without pilot holes, but they are a best practice, especially for hard woods

>>2926934
Access to tools should be regulated to licensed individuals.

>>2927411
you wouldn't happen to be from the UK, would you?

>>2927413
Beleive it or not, some Americans believe in living in a civilized society.

>>2927402
theres drillbits with 1/4in hex 'stem' available

>>2927433
sure, but by the time you spend 20 on that and 10 on that adapter, you can just get a basic drill for 40, and have way more capability. doesn't make sense. this guy seems to be trying to buy a tool for a single job. short sighted. he'll spend 30 now then 40-50 later for an actual drill.

when you're young, projects are expensive. as you get older, your tools are already there and stuff gets cheaper. it's an investment in the future.

>>2927415
Why would you hold up the UK as an example then? They are the Florida of Europe.