Someone recommend a cordless drill.
Also can all drills be used to screw screws in?
Thanks
Also can all drills be used to screw screws in?
Thanks
Someone recommend a cordless drill
- Thread starter Notorious P.I.M.P.
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I went with the Bosch from this site. SO far I like it
http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-drill-for-common-household-projects/
http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-drill-for-common-household-projects/
DeWalt https://www.factoryauthorizedoutlet...Fc4ixTCEkAzRD66zrn91okCXvqcylShnRkaAuKR8P8HAQ
If your skilled enough.
If your skilled enough.
Fuck everything else
Kobalt 24-Volt Max Lithium Ion (Li-ion) 1/2-in Cordless Brushless Drill Battery Included Soft
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-24-...shless-Drill-Battery-Included-Soft/1000061633
Kobalt 24-Volt Max Lithium Ion (Li-ion) 1/2-in Cordless Brushless Drill Battery Included Soft
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-24-...shless-Drill-Battery-Included-Soft/1000061633
Kobalt is a Lowes brand
Cmon son. Y'all niggas are taking this helplessness shit to epic proportions. Who the hell needs help buying a cordless drill?
Funny folks with big ass pro drills are trying to borrow...cuz the their batteries died..
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HyperTough-12V-Lithium-Drill/45715101
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HyperTough-12V-Lithium-Drill/45715101
Just go with 20 volt Dewalt, call it a day. 
If he is just using it around the house there is no reason to go with a 20v. 12v's are lighter and will accomplish most task.Just go with 20 volt Dewalt, call it a day.
I wouldn't bother with ANY 12 volt tool.
A little or a lot of use, I'd get the 20 volt...you can't go wrong.
Yeah but those tend to be bigger and heavier. This old house had a episode about drills, and you can get the majority of work done on a a construction zone with a 12v except when it comes to heavy jobs like drilling in a hard concrete.I wouldn't bother with ANY 12 volt tool.
A little or a lot of use, I'd get the 20 volt...you can't go wrong.
I rock with Rigid drills
I guess so.
I just like to buy the right shit, the first time and not regret buying it later.
I remember back in the day we used to ride motorcycles and someone would say they were going to buy a 350 or something midrange in size. I would ALWAYS warn them to buy something bigger and they would say something like 350 is big enough.
After riding it for less than a month, they'd be trading it in for the 750 or 1100 I suggested in the first place!
I just try to buy the shit that's going to satisfy ALL of the jobs and not just the light and moderate.
I just like to buy the right shit, the first time and not regret buying it later.
I remember back in the day we used to ride motorcycles and someone would say they were going to buy a 350 or something midrange in size. I would ALWAYS warn them to buy something bigger and they would say something like 350 is big enough.
After riding it for less than a month, they'd be trading it in for the 750 or 1100 I suggested in the first place!
I just try to buy the shit that's going to satisfy ALL of the jobs and not just the light and moderate.
Rigid makes good shit!
That's the Home Depot brand right?
Makita
Milwaukee
Dewalt
And probably in that order... If you're just doing light handy work around the house stay within the $100-$150 entry range and its all you need.
No..the new 20 volt shit is light....brah
No.. Milwaukee is the best tool ever..DeWalt not so great..brah
Fuck that.. brah. 20 volt is a necessity..cheap ass 12 volt is a no go..
My dewalt has done me VERY well over the years. You will not be disappointed.
Ok. I am about to go wayyyy overboard with my picks.
you can't go wrong with either of these choices.
My Ingersoll Rand pneumatic impact wrench is a gott damn beast!!!!!
Those are impact wrenches, wrong tool. We use Bosch and Milwaukee on my job.
Ok. I am about to go wayyyy overboard with my picks.
you can't go wrong with either of these choices.
My Ingersoll Rand pneumatic impact wrench is a gott damn beast!!!!!
If you gone spend that money, you might as well get something that is quality and will last.
Hence the statement, "wayyyyy overboard". But, impacts are on a trend to replace drills.
I just discovered the impact wrench. I can save 20 minutes changing my brakes with those suckers. I did my own wheel bearings last weekend. Me!
i got a lightweight black and decker and it works fine for me. I basically only use it for household shit like putting up curtains, mounting tvs. If it's a heavyweight job, I doubt i'll be fucking with it.
*edit*
If i get a new one for any reason, I'll probably follow killagram's advice
*edit*
If i get a new one for any reason, I'll probably follow killagram's advice
They come in real handy and saves tons of time in rotating your own tires and changing mower blades. Man!
I went with Ryobi ONE+ 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Ultimate Combo Kit (6-Tool)
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-ONE-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Ultimate-Combo-Kit-6-Tool-P884/203466936
What yall think??
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-ONE-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Ultimate-Combo-Kit-6-Tool-P884/203466936
What yall think??
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