21+1 CLUTCH AND VARIABLE SPEED AND 1 Pcs Li-ion Batteries. Cordless drill: 21 screw-tightening torques, 1 drilling position, and variable speeds make it easy to drive in and out screws, as well as drill for your projects and home work. It also has a lot of different options for drilling. Max torque for drilling into wood 3/4″ (20mm) or steel 3/8″ (20mm) (10mm). It has a 20V battery with a fast charger.
Three-eighths of an inch of metal. A battery that can last for a long time. The 3/8″ keyless auto metal chuck has a tighter bit retention and is faster to change bits with. Cordless drills with 20V 1300mAh large capacity Lithium-Ion batteries can run for a long time with a fast charger, and they have overcharge and overdischarge protection to keep your safe.
LED lights and reverse control are built in to this drill. A built-in LED light that lights up when the power drill is turned on is great for dark and small places. The forward/reverse switch lets screws be removed or replaced after they have been put in place.
Design: Lightweight and ergonomic. Only 2.6 pounds make it easier to work in small spaces, and the rubber-covered handle makes it more comfortable to use.
This is a summary of what you get and how long the warranty is and how you can share batteries.
Wesco’s cordless drill comes with one battery pack (WS9900), one charger (WS9918U), one set of double-ended bits (PH2 and SL5.5), and one year’s worth of parts and service. Batteries for WESCO 20V tools can be used with other 20V tools. We also sell 2.0Ah batteries (ASIN: B08R5QD3B9) that you can buy on their own. This is how you should enjoy your WESCO 20V cordless system.
A nice, light, and small drill with a charger and battery. The battery is only 1.3 ah, not the 2.0 ah it said it was when I bought it. They have since fixed the mistake. The fit and finish are good, and the drill looks like it was made well. There is a lot of torque in this drill, but it only has 120 inches of torque, which isn’t enough for a good one. I think that figure is wrong. In my limited tests, the drill looks like it has more than 300 inch pounds of torque. I used a long screw to drive more than half of it through a 1960s-style 2×4. It would have been hard for a weak drill to move when the screw head got to the top of the wood. If you need a drill for home projects and don’t want to spend a lot, this one will do the job.
