275 in lbs of torqu.
On-board battery fuel gauge shows how much time is left.
A new handle design that is more comfortable.
For maximum durability, Ratcheting Chuck is made of metal.
Our M12 3/8″ Drill/Driver Kit can drill and drive up to 35% faster than other tools in its class. It is the only tool in its class with an all-metal locking chuck. The powerful compact cordless drill driver has 275 INCHES of torque, which is up to 25% more torque than the competition. It also has 0-400/0-1,500 RPM, which is faster than the competition. It’s small, lightweight, and strong, which makes it easier and more comfortable to use on the job. The all-metal single-sleeve ratcheting chuck gives you better bit grip so you don’t have to stop or risk losing bits. The drill driver has an onboard LED light and fuel gauge that help you work faster and avoid having to stop. One charge of the RedLITHIUM Battery Pack does more work than any other battery pack. The RedLITHIUM Battery Pack also lasts longer than other battery packs. The Kit comes with an M12 3/8″ Drill/Driver (X1. A battery pack for the M12 REDLITHIUM CP1.5 (X2. When you buy this charger, you get a case to carry it in (X1. Up to 275 INCH-LBS of Torque can be delivered by this gun. On-board battery fuel gauge shows how much time is left. A new handle design that is more comfortable. For maximum durability, Ratcheting Chuck is made of metal.
That’s not a joke: This little guy is all business. It’s not weak, even though it has a low voltage. Because of gearing and quality, I think they move the power up. This means that you won’t be able to go very fast in high-speed, but it has a lot of torque for its size. Compact: It was easy to carry, store, and was a big help to the wife. There are a lot of things I do that she likes to do, but she prefers to do things inside the house, like build shelves, small tables, and fix things up herself. She now wants to use her new drill all the time.
Pros.
– A powerful too.
– This is a good thing.
– It’s easy to use.
– LED is an extra.
– A battery indicator on the drill.
Cons.
Well-made has a lot of weight, so it’s not as easy to carry or handle as a cheap model (comes with territory.
Batteries aren’t the easiest to get out of, but they can be done. You have to squeeze the two tabs together and really pull them.
Neutral.
– Not good for long or all-day work or for use in the workplace.
– Even though the battery life is shorter than we’d like, this is because of its small size and being small and easy to move around. One can’t put 10 gallons of water in a 5-gallon bucket, so I’m not commenting on how long it takes to charge.
The thing it does well is what it’s good at. If you need to use it more often, get the bigger model. But if you only need a drill once in a while or need a quick tool to do a few small things, this guy is more than perfect and you can appreciate its power.
It’s very useful for us as a second drill. Our drill could run out of power at any time. If we had the money to do so, we’d buy another one.
