RIO DE JANEIRO’S 31-122 12V Cordless Combination Kit includes a 3/8″ drill, a 1/4″ impact driver, two batteries and a charger, all conveniently packaged in an easy-to-transport carry case.
TWO SPEED RANGES – This cordless drill has a 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch speed ranges “An all-metal gearbox, a 12V DC motor with 18 torque settings and 1 drill setting, and a variable speed motor with two speed ranges (0-350 and 0-1,350RPM) are among the features of this tool. This engine will generate 204 in-lbs of torque.
QUICK RELEASE – The impact driver has a 1/4-inch drive “A quick-release hex shank chuck; a variable speed motor with a range of 0-500RPM; 3000IPS; and all-metal gearing are among the features. There is 885 in-lbs of torque on tap.
The tools are powered by a 12V Lithium Ion battery and have three-stage LED battery level indicators, variable speed switches with FWD/REV function, LED work lights, and ergonomically-designed handles with comfort grips to help reduce vibration.
WARRANTY – This product is covered by a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Drill with a 3/8′′ keyless chuck, 1/4′′ impact driver, two batteries, and a charger are all included in the 12V Cordless Combination Kit Model 31-122, as is the 1/4′′ impact driver.
Being the first to review a product on Amazon is an honor, and I’m looking forward to the experience. First and foremost, both the drill and the impact work exceptionally well for their respective sizes. My starting point for comparison is a Makita 12v tool set. The following are the specifications for the Rikon set. STRONG, even more so than advertised, is the impact of this product. The drill is also extremely powerful, much stronger than I had anticipated. The handle is a little longer than it appears, but both drills are small and portable. These come with a 2-year warranty, which is extremely generous, and the company is based in the United States, which is becoming increasingly rare these days. The hard plastic case is extremely durable and convenient, and both batteries can be fully charged in approximately 30-40 minutes. I’ll upload some photos as soon as I can, and I’ll write a follow-up review in a few months.
