Cordless Drills

[TURNA]

Oh and I forgot

I do use my compressor for my die grinder

 

[jlcustomz]

Ryobi may be fine for occasional light home use.
At work with all the screw off requirements on door & windows around here, even the brushless Dewalts wear out kinda fast for us. The 1.5 to 2 amp batteries that come with most cheaper homestore versions are almost worthless to me. I prefer a minimum 3ah battery, 4 is much better even for my smaller tools like 1/4 impact ,drills, nailgun & multi master. Have a pair of 5 & 6 amp batteries that are much better for grinder, Sawzall, circ saw, 1/2"impact & blower. The fuel cell lights aren't perfectly accurate, but are really great to have.

 

[1320John$$$]

Do you even use those??????

Why are they so clean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My tool is clean and I wash after every use just ask your mom

 

[TURNA]

My tool is clean and I wash after every use just ask your mom

Cant shes dead

 

[1320John$$$]

Cant shes dead

I didn’t do it

 

[69hurstolds]

Cant shes dead

That usually just slows him down a little.

 

[joesregalproject]

I love my Milwaukee stuff. I bought the 18V 1/4" impact and drill set earlier this year and dont know why I didn't sooner. Buddy of mine uses the Milwaukee Fuel stuff. I dont know what the difference is but it's nice as well. I'd buy Milwaukee again.

 

[Doug Chahoy]

I just reread the original post on this thread. The guy only wants occasional use, not run all day everyday. At work my cheap-ss company ONLY buys the HD/Lowes base drills. For the way they get abused to hell and back, they actually last pretty long. For my use I want the best I can get for the money. But this guy only wants a base drill.

 

[xylorex]

I understand the topic here is drills, but unless you're actually drilling holes I'd suggest you look into a brushless impact driver.

Also, get the socket adapters for it

Dewalt brushless 14.4 or 18 volt with 2 batteries can be had for about $110 or so

 

[L92 OLDS]

I invested heavily into the Dewalt 18V NiCad system and they have served me well. Lithium Ion is clearly better so I've been considering this adapter. It allows the use of
20V LIthium Ion batteries in older NiCad tools. Anyone try it?