‘Easy to Transport. Because of its compact and lightweight design, this product is easy to transport and is suitable for use in a variety of outdoor environments. It allows you to quickly and easily resolve all critical and unexpected situations.
Easy to Get StartedThe design is straightforward and straightforward, allowing newcomers to get up and running quickly.
Multifunctional: With an LED light that illuminates dark working areas; variable speed with electric brake function that allows for precise operation, the Jaer Drill set can be used in difficult-to-reach areas where driver bits are inaccessible; and is ideal for drilling holes in metal, wood, and plastic, as well as for all screw driving tasks.
What’s included in the price.
Tools included are: 9 pieces drill bits, 6 pieces driver bits, 6 pieces hex sockets, a screwdriver, a tape measure (for measuring length), a charging cable, several expansion screws and screws, and a toolbox.
100% Money Back Guarantee.
30 Days Money-Back Guarantee; 6 Months Exchange Guarantee due to a manufacturing defect; 24 Months of prompt and effective online after-sales service are all included.
PACKAGE SIZE:2.
Jaer Drill 12V Max Lithium-Ion Cordless Combo Kit is a high-capacity lithium-ion battery system.
The Jaer Cordless Power Drill, with a variety of high-quality features, provides superior performance and durability over the competition. An ergonomic handle and an RPM range of 0-400 (Gear 1) or 0-1400 (Gear 2) enable you to complete any project with ease and without the hassle of a cord when using this drill.
The kit is an excellent choice for applications requiring compact cordless tools or for users looking for more compact cordless tools. As part of Jaer’s growing 12V max Lithium-Ion cordless tool lineup, which includes driver-drills, 9pcs drill bits, 12pcs driver bits, tool pliers, tape measure, screwdriver, and screw fittings, among other things. According to the same principles as the rest of Jaer’s groundbreaking Lithium-Ion battery technology, the 12V max Lithium-Ion battery delivers more power in a smaller package for maximum efficiency.
Small in size, but mighty in strengt.
Because of its light weight, the drill-driver is ideal for overhead operations and tight spaces, whereas the impact driver provides the precision of variable speed, a light body, and a short head length, among other benefits. The 12-Volt Max 3/8-Inch Drill/Driver has a compact design that allows it to fit into tight work spaces. Includes a variety of tools and bits for a variety of do-it-yourself projects.
Comfor.
Handles that are ergonomically designed provide a comfortable grip feeling and reduce fatigue for the majority of everyday tasks.
Convenienc.
Advanced LED lighting for improved visibility, particularly overhead.
The 12V slide battery design allows the tool to be used as a stand for convenience. In addition, there is a soft carrying case.
Durabilit.
The drill impact driver combo kit is built to last and comes with a lifetime warranty. It is robust and compact with a lightweight design.
Additional features include the following.
3’8″ Keyless Entr. Chuc.
18+1 Clutch Settings are available with the Torque Adjustment Collar.
The gear selector is located on the left side of the screen.
Switches for forward and reverse, as well as a safety loc.
The Battery Indicator Light is illuminated.
Battery Pack with Rechargeable Battery and Battery Release Butto.
Power Trigger with Audio Activatio.
Precision Light with LED.
Okay, I just spent 45 minutes trying to locate the elusive hole where the charger plugs into the battery and then into an electrical outlet. IT DOESN’T APPEAR ON THE DRILL. First, remove the battery from the body, which is nearly impossible to remove. The hole is on the battery itself, and you won’t be able to see it if the battery is already in the drill. The defect is minute and will only be noticed if you examine the battery closely.
All of my other drills were fully charged, with the battery in the drill and the hole to connect to the charger located on the body handle of the drill itself.
Once the battery has been inserted into the body, it is difficult to remove. You must apply STRONG downward pressure to the two ridged squares in order to loosen the battery from the handle.
Now that I’ve learned, I can put the drill to good use. Following the healing of my fingers from pushing the two ridged squares together to loosen the battery pack and remove it from the handle, I will finally be able to locate the hole to plug in the charger.
Whether it’s my drill or the fact that they’re all so excruciatingly painful, a better manual that had been copy edited by a native English speaker would have been beneficial in this case. And it would have been helpful if someone had explained where to charge the batter. I’m not going to buy another Jaer ever again. I’m hoping this thing will work.
