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Thread: cordless drill poll

  1. #1
    396_WAYS_TO_SPIT
    Im looking to replace all of my junk a$$ makita drills. I just want to see what people have and how they like it. Please post what you have for a cordless drill(brand,size,voltage,etc). I am leaning on a dewalt or milwaukee. Who has the best warranty,battery power,etc?
    Thx,396

  2. #2
    PE 316
    18-volt Dewalt.
    Pros:
    - Tons of power
    - Long battery life
    Cons:
    - Pretty heavy for sustained use...
    (Gave me elbow "tendonitis" after one fairly "major" construction project)

  3. #3
    Mandelon
    Didn't we do this a few months ago? Its like Deja Vu all over again.....
    I use DeWalt and they last a few years. I go 14.4 volts, as a good compromise between power and weight. They recharge pretty rapidly and are pretty cheap to have repaired when the chucks wear out.
    In our shop we have Makita 14's, (wimpy) Bosch (heavy, and it broke) and a couple of Dewalt 24's (too heavy). Someone had a Firestorm but we made so much fun of him, he bought something else.....

  4. #4
    Lightning
    I have used Dewalt and have not complaints. My first one was a 12 volt. I was thinking about going to the 18, but did not like how heavy it is. I think I will take Mandelons advice and go with the 14.

  5. #5
    Ivan Dan
    I just got a 19.2 Craftsman it was a pretty killer cordless set at Sears with a flourescent light, circular saw and sawzall. It was like $169 for the whole set and came with 2 batteries. So far it works really well.

  6. #6
    Beer-30
    I have an 18v Milwaukee and love it! I will never get tired of it.
    Hey IVAN DAN, I sent you a link on the HID issue in TOW RIGS.

  7. #7
    v-drive
    They are hard to come by but my nephew got me one from panasonic industrial div. kicks effen ass.......... v-drive

  8. #8
    396_WAYS_TO_SPIT
    The main thing I'm looking for is battery life and torque. My makitas are JUNK and they dont hold charge very well. My corded drill is very nice but I hate dragging out all them damn cords.
    396

  9. #9
    396_WAYS_TO_SPIT
    Didn't we do this a few months ago? Its like Deja Vu all over again.....

    I dont spend too much time in the sandbar. So thats the reason why I am asking. My bad mandelonbrotha
    396

  10. #10
    mike37
    I use DeWalt also and it works good its the 12v
    but if I ever replace it it will be another DeWalt but 14 or 18 volt

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