There is a 1/2 inch keyless chuck that makes it simple to change out the bits. Use a tool to quickly change bits without having one.
With a 24-position clutch attached to a 2-speed gearbox, you can control your torque for a wide range of jobs that need drilling holes or driving screws.
With the magnetic bit holder, you can keep all of your drill tools in one place. This makes it easy to do your job.
It’s easy to hold this drill because it has a notched rubber grip that makes it more slippery, so you can use it in many different weather conditions.
In order to use this drill/driver with Ryobi’s 18v Lithium Ion batteries, you need to buy this tool. Even the old yellow NiCad batteries that were meant for the blue series are still good.
The drill-driver is the most important power tool you should have. You need it for most construction or remodeling projects around the house. It’s the Ryobi Lithium Ion P277 that’s best for people who do their own DIY work or who live in their own home. The 24-position clutch on this drill lets you change its torque to match the job at hand. With the keyless chuck, you can change bits with just one hand, so now you can switch between boring holes and driving screws without having to put the drill down. The onboard magnetic storage unit at the base of the drill makes it even easier to change these bits. You can keep everything you need for the job in one place. You can use any Ryobi battery that you have to run this tool. Older NiCad batteries or more recent One+ system batteries will both work to get your projects done in a pinch. The Ryobi P277 is the tool you need for everything, from simple repairs to more complicated projects like building or putting together things. You will not be dissatisfied with what you get.
At the big home hardware store, I bought this model. A contractor’s team accidentally took it because it was near their tools in my garage, but I didn’t notice for a long time, since I don’t usually use a drill. It left me with only the battery and charger but no drill. I ordered this drill without a battery, and it came in new condition, even though it wasn’t in the original manufacturer’s box. It was wrapped in plastic, but not in the original box. It works just as well as the one I bought at the home store before, with the same battery from my old drill. It is very easy and simple to use this model of drill. It also has enough power and battery run time to do the small, DIY household jobs I use it for, like putting up new blinds or screwing together a large child’s toy like a push car, without having to recharge the battery too often. I don’t have the battery in it, so I keep it in a safe place (and will now keep it stored away from where contractors and others leave their things).
