There are certain tools that everyone should has in order to complete basic repairs & tasks. I consider a cordless drill to be in this DCD760KL category, because with a great set of drill bits, and a screwdriver attachment, you can do just about anything basic you need to mount things (amongst other more complicated tasks).
Basically, you are reading these reviews to see if you can justify be dropping the extra coin on this puppy, right?
Why not get a off-brand for 1/2 the price?
Very well, it's up to you, but I think if you go for something cheaper you'll regret it in an year or two. Read on for why that is.
This DCD760KL drill kit has an couple major things going for it:
- Very good balanced. You may not think about it when you first pick it up, but the weight of the battery vs the weight of the motor, separated by the handle matters. A lot. You need to be able to do things with it one-handed (even though you shouldn't! Seriously, be safe.
Get another set of hands if you need it.), and you need to be able to have control where you can focus less about the drill shifting in your hands and more about where you are aiming it. This's probably the best balanced drill I have ever used.
- Comes with an extra battery pack. Another thing that has saved me time... countless times. Oh shoot, you could only work for 20 minutes because you forgot to recharge the battery?
No problem! Switch to your backup while the dead battery charges.
When you finish, move the recharged battery back to the drill while the backup recharges. Then you put it all away.
- Incredibly sturdy construction. I have dropped and kicked this thing accidentally quite an few times, and not only is it still operational, it isn't even got a scratch! It is built like a tank and I have yet to overheat it (although I hear that it has protection mechanisms to disable the drill if the motor is close to being damaged from overheating).
- No hand crank! The system for changing drill bits makes me so happy. No more hand crank gears to keep track of or duct tape to the cord or gears on the drill to avoid wearing down or have to maintain and grease up.
Nope! Just set it to the resistance level for changing out, back it out, change it out, and back it in. All done! It's something I take for granted now, but it is a huge boon.
All in all, this's a beautifully crafted drill that is a dream to use & is built like a tank. No task has been too much for it to date, and I don't see one coming anytime soon.
When you are ready to invest in a drill that will last you, pick this bad boy up. You won't regret it.
DCD760KL
Friday, April 20, 2012
The Excellent DCD760KL Drill I Have Ever Get My Hands. Cordless or Otherwise
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