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Not quite Doug. When you let go of the trigger the cordless drill stops almost immediately and if there is a problem you will do so instinctively. If the bit jams in the work when you are holding the chuck in the tailstock the chuck will start to revolve and will have shredded your palm before you can get to the stop button.

[QUOTE="Walter, post: 44760, member: 95"] Not quite Doug. When you let go of the trigger the cordless drill stops almost immediately and if there is a problem you will do so instinctively. If the bit jams in the work when you are holding the chuck in the tailstock the chuck will start to revolve and will have shredded your palm before you can get to the stop button. [/QUOTE]

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