3/8-inch keyless chuck, built-in LED work light, and on-board bubble level are all features of this tool.
A 2-Year Limited Warranty is included.
Torque/clutch settings in 16 positions, with an electric brake.
Pistol Grip with Rubberized Non-slip Surface and Magnetic Bit Tra.
Set includes: one battery, one charger, a thirteen-piece drill/driver bit set, and a storage case.
18-Volt cordless Drill/Driver with 3/8-Inch keyless chuck and variable speed range of 0-550 RPM. The drill is equipped with an electric brake, a built-in LED working light, and a magnetic tray to hold bits and screws. A fantastic tool for doing chores around the house. One 18V Ni-Cd battery pack, one charger, a 13-piece Drill/Driver Bit Set, and a storage case are included in the package. The three paws (the part that holds the bit) on this item have been retracted within the chuck.
I had a difficult time deciding how to rate this product. Overall, it’s a well-built drill with useful features that is ideal for simple household tasks. I’d rate it 4 or 5 stars for this reason. It does, however, have a significant amount of wobble, isn’t particularly fast, and doesn’t have a dual-speed switch, which is something that many other brands have. When using hole saws or spade bits, the wobble is a significant problem. As a result, I would not recommend this drill for woodworkers, anyone who performs precision work, or anyone who works on construction sites or in industrial settings.
Pros.
– The construction is sturdy.
– Trigger with variable spee.
Light emitting diode (LED), multi-position clutch (with bubble level), magnetic tray, and wrist stra.
– Chuck with no need for a ke.
– A hard-shell storage containe.
– The 0-500 RPM range is sufficient for the majority of household tasks.
– The cos.
Cons.
Precision drilling is made more difficult by significant wobble.
– The absence of coarse speed contro.
Drilling larger holes at a low speed is time-consuming.
The bottom line is this.
This would be a good option for people who only need to do a few odd jobs around the house. I’m debating whether or not to return it: I’ve been told that I’ll be receiving a $200+ DeWalt drill kit for Christmas, but I’m thinking about keeping this drill for my girlfriend to use because she’s not very good with power tools.
