The COMPACT POWER COMBO KIT comes with two 18V tools (an impact driver and a drill), two 18V batteries, and a charger. The tools are designed to fit in small spaces and provide a lot of power.
DRILL: Bosch’s DDS181-02 Compact Tough 1/2 In. drill has the smallest head in its class. This drill is great for small jobs.
Speed: Bosch’s 1/4 In. Hex Impact Driver is up to 27% faster than other tools in its class.
Battery pack: two lithium-ion SlimPack batteries come with the 18V battery pack.
drill-driver has two speed settings: one for high torque (0-500 RPM) and one for high speed (1500 RPM). It has both (0-1,700 RPM.
It has 2,800 RPM and 1,500 inch/lbs of torque.
Style: A two-tool set.
An overview of what this item is abou.
The Bosch CLPK232-181 18-Volt Cordless Combo Kit gives you the most maneuverability and power on a job site, so you can get the job done faster. The Bosch DDS181-02 Compact Tough 1/2-inch Drill/Driver and the Bosch 25618 1/4-inch Hex Impact Driver are two powerful tools in this collection. There are two speeds on the open-frame motor that drives the drill/driver: 0-500 RPM for a lot of torque, and 0-1,700 RPM for drilling speed. The impact is made for professional drivers. It has 1,500 Inch-pounds of torque, 2,800 RPM, and 3,200 BPM – with a 5.7-inch head. The two 18 V Lithium-Ion SlimPack Batteries and a Bosch BC660 charger that come with these tools will keep them running for as long as the job needs to be done.
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Bosch is the best-built. Assembled to stand up to the toughest jobsite conditions. It’s very small and light, but it has professional-level performance.
I bought this combo set about three years ago, but I haven’t used it very much. I would say that I only use it a few times a year, and not for very heavy-duty applications.
I used the drill a few days ago to mount an outside security camera, and it worked just as I thought it would. Yesterday, I tried to use it again, but there was nothing. The drill can’t move forward or backward, at high or low speed. Then, I tried a few different battery packs to make sure that wasn’t the cause. Battery packs were checked out by using them on a different tool to make sure they were good.
I haven’t had a problem with Bosch tools until now, so this failure is a let down. Costs to send it and fix it would probably be more than the tool is worth. I think this is a total loss.
