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Cordless Drill Suggestions I need to buy a drill. Something so I can hang blinds and other small jobs etc...
Can someone suggest a good drill that's not too expensive. Thanks.
Started by catsforever on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at slickdeals):
I think a cordless drill is much that your cordless....
For cordless, the 12-volt if the battery is charged, plus cordless drills are underpowered.
You can get them for around 12.99 at harbor freight .
A corded drill.
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Ive got a corded Dewalt drill that ive had for quite a few years now, love that thing, but I wouldnt mind having a cordless drill for occasional use (say 4-5X per year). I was wondering what the lifespan of the battery would be, since they are pretty ...
Started by FirstNissan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bobistheoilguy):
I got excellent life from it, but of course a replacement battery is more than the drill ....
It is now 5 years old.
I have a 19.2 volt PC cordless drill with Nicads.
I didnt realize that NiCad batteries were not as hardy as Li-ion .
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Has anyone tried to built a small "planet jr tuffy sized" walking tractor powered by a cordless drill? This idea came to me after seeing the cordless drill powered bikes and gokarts. I am going to build one to try in the garden this year. I am going to...
Started by economy man on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mytractorforum):
At $449, that's a tough sell....
Have you.
Seems like a costly endeavor.
Cordless drill powered tiller.
I hadn't seen the Tilther [pdf] before Tilther by johnny's seeds .
Cordless drill powered tiller.
Tilther by johnny's seeds.
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Last I heard (more than a few years ago), DeWalt was the best cordless drill out there. Any idea if this is still the case?
I'm looking for a drill for residential use/purposes, probably 3/8. I can be hard on stuff. Regular to infrequent use for the most...
Started by pm666 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at glocktalk):
(Standard cells in Dewalt are about 1400mah)
I own and use Hilti regular and 1 hammer drill, use them for everything around the farm from drilling to cranking up was a Bosch 18v Tough....
That ever happened to a cordless drill.
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Hi All
Bought a brand new 18V bosch drill. Trying drill it flashes when depress trigger. Spoken to Bosch Service they say its normal and its happening because the motor goes into reverse polarity when stopping. Keep using the drill for a while let the...
Started by Basecoat on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diynot):
Trying drill the motor goes into ....
Definately the best cordless drill i've ever used though Basecoat wrote : Hi All
Bought a brand new 18V bosch drill.
We do give them some abuse though.
To knacker up after about 18 months.
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Looking at a low cost cordless drill, around the $150 mark.
The local hardware store has both Bosch (GSR 18-2) and Makita (DF347DWE) on special at the moment.
The Makita is a 14.4 Li-ion but it's not clear on the Bosch is it's Li-ion or NiCad. The one...
Started by snowyskiesau on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
She's about to install a flatpack kitchen and she doesn't have a cordless drill a new compact cordless....
What is for a friend.
Supercheap one day, I spotted an 18V Li-Li cordless drill by Rockwell for around the $50 to $60 mark.
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Mostly posting for aaronjb as we have discussed this before
Seems a good...
Started by Loo-knee on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omegaowners):
Separate and had to go back in
I'll probably get their matching cordless hammer drill/driver and impactWell spotted Chris
I ended up buying a cordless circular saw & jigsaw from Wickes when I started anyway My little brother has,....
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Q: Gear Assembly For A Ctaftsman 19.2v Cordless Drill i need to find adiagram or instructions on how to reasemble the gears inside a craftsman cordless drill
Started by trbaker64 on
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What type of drill is out there for reliability and portability? Dont mind paying good dollars for something decent. What size is out there? 12, 18 , 24? Which size is better. It is only for home use. Thanks all.
Wayne
Started by KevinD4D on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at myswag):
I originally went to my://www.klika.com.au/trade/cordless-tools/makita.html i bought a Makita 12v lithium cordless about 3 years ago: 18V Li-Ion
Number....
I recently bought a 18V Lithium Bosch cordless drill and it’s fantastic.
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i've got all 18 volt milwualkee tools, or rather, i had....
last year i bought 5 batteries for the big M, and one of them
still will hold a charge. their batteries are junk.
so i'm gonna probably buy two batteries for big m, as my rattle gun
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Started by mnelectrician on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at electriciantalk):
That drill....
I just found milwaukee is good to.
For being cordless I've been downright impressed.
Oh nice wood, but occasionally metal too.
Online through home depot for $299.99 it includes the hammer drill and impact you won't be sorry.
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