DRILL COMPATIBILITY OVERVIEW

BullseyeBore Core and the accessories were designed with the goal of working with most common standard electric drills and drill chucks, but due to the vast number of drill and chuck combinations, some careful user testing is required prior to use. Always read and follow the BullseyeBore Core Safety Guidelines before attempting to use BullseyeBore Core or any BullseyeBore Core accessories on a drill or in an actual drilling operation.

As a general guide for drill compatibility, BullseyeBore Core will work with most common commercial electric drills that meet the following conditions:

1. The drill chuck face is metallic and flat. The “chuck face” is the very front of the chuck.
2. The drill chuck is a common keyed, keyless, or a standard ¼” hex shank chuck.
3. The drill chuck has a bit hole of less than or equal to 0.56" diameter.
4. The maximum drill RPM is equal to or less than 2500 RPM.
   
   

Depending on the chuck face dimensions and size, an optional Standard Chuck Alignment Guide may be required to prevent displacement of BullseyeBore Core across the chuck face or detachment during rotation. This portion of the FAQ includes additional details on compatibility with Keyed, Keyless and Hex Shank chucks. Please read the applicable sections below:

• How does BullseyeBore Core connect to the drill chuck?
• Will my hex shank drill chuck work with BullseyeBore Core?
• Can I use BullseyeBore Core with a standard pneumatic drill?
• Can I use BullseyeBore Core with a standard electric hammer drill?
• Can I use BullseyeBore Core with a rotary hammer drill?
  
  

For more information, please refer to the BullseyeBore Core Product and Accessory Compatibility Guide in the BullseyeBore Core product page

Always read and follow the BullseyeBore Core Safety Guidelines before attempting to use BullseyeBore Core or any BullseyeBore Core accessories on a drill or in an actual drilling operation.