Part of the V20 system.
Brushless motors can last up to 25% longer and be more durable.
A 1/2in. cordless drill/driver with a brushless motor can do a lot of heavy work on the job site. It has 350 unit watts of power.
A two-speed gearbox with speeds of 0600/01 and 900 for the speed of fastening things together.
1/2in. Ratcheting chucks improve the retention of bits.
LED lights make it easier to see when working in dark places.
Included V20 20V MAX* Lithium Batteries with high-performance cells give you enough runtime and more power.
There is a 1/2in. chuck on the CRAFTSMAN V20 20V max* Brushless drill/driver. This allows you to use a wide range of drill bits for different jobs. The 350 UWO has the power you need to do your heavy-duty work.
I needed to buy a new drill because my DeWalt was getting old and the batteries were no longer for sale. It was after I did some research on the Brushless Craftsmen that I made the decision to switch to another brand. This drill is good. It has a lot of power, but it’s about 20% smaller than the old DeWalt, which was a lot bigger. It has a light under the bit that lights up the area where you are drilling or driving. The features are the same as the old drill, which cost about $100 at the time. I paid $107 for the new one. It doesn’t come with a case. Instead, it comes with a bag, which some people might like or not. It doesn’t bother me that much because the bag gives me more options and space to store things. There are two different models, so be sure to read the details before you make your choice. The last digit in the model number is the number of batteries it comes with, so that’s the last one. The $89 price is because there’s only one battery in the package, so it costs that much. That’s great because one can charge while the other is being used. As a result, you can buy “tool-only” saws and sanders, which will save you money in the long run.
