The 3/8ths “Keys aren’t there. Fast and strong: The chuck hand makes it easy to tighten the bits.
A powerful variable speed motor can go from 0 to 600 RPM. 250 lb-ft of torqu.
Forward/Revers. Switch to make direction changes quickly.
Includes a small Lithium-Ion battery and a charger that can charge any type of battery at the same time.
On-board storage makes it easy to find and use bits.
Why spend money. At a great price, the Craftsman C3 19.2-Volt Lithium-Ion 3/8-in. Drill/Driver Kit comes with everything you need to get the job done. With the power and technology of the lithium-ion battery that comes with the tool, you won’t have to worry about the tool running out of power. When you don’t need your arm strength, lithium-ion batteries don’t weigh as much as ni-cd batteries, which means less fatigue and a faster job. It has a variable speed motor that can go from 0 to 600 RPM. This drill can do any job with a lot of power. Drill and drive screws with ease thanks to the 250 in-lbs. of torque. A handle with micro-texture overmolding on it makes it easy for you to get a grip. There is a multi-chemistry charger and a drill bit that come with the box. You can start drilling right away. What are you going to do next. You can put your projects to rest with the Craftsman C3 19.2-Volt Lithium-Ion 3/8-in. Drill/Driver Kit, which is ready to do the job. A powerful variable speed motor can go from 0 to 600 RPM to handle a wide range of drilling and driving applications. The 3/8ths “Keys aren’t there. Fast and strong: The chuck hand makes it easy to tighten the bits. For added comfort and more tactile control, the grip has a micro-textured overmold grip. Forward/Revers. Switch to make direction changes quickly. On-board storage makes it easy to find and use bits. Includes a small Lithium-Ion battery and a charger that can charge any type of battery at the same time.
He’s going to get this as a birthday gift from me. The factory packaging was old and smashed. As for the drill, I can’t say for sure. It has changed a lot since the “C3″ line came out. There isn’t a high or low setting, a project light, or two bit holders. Because the 3/8″ Chuck can no longer hold up to 1/2”, it now takes two hands to tighten or loosen. Going to Sears or Lowe’s to buy Craftsman tools the next time I need to buy them.
