Minnesota Outdoorsman
General Category => Lawn & Garden => Home Improvement => Topic started by: Boar on January 01/30/19, 07:43:37 PM
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ive a sht.ton of demo.work going on in my home,.i bought a new drill, i really wanted a new milwaakee brushless fuel but not for ove 200 bucks. so dewalt was my 2nd choice.so i picjed this up at l an m for 139.00 brushless.20v with 2 batteris what ur thoughts
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:happy1: good choice!!
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had good luck with that brand... :happy1:
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:banghead: :banghead: :taz: :taz:it's no damn wonder I can't get my football winnings in a timely manner. :pouty: :pouty: someone keeps doing other less important things!! :confused: :bonk:
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Its a teeny toy drill for elves. Might work on cardboard or dents in a truck.
Ever thought of reading online reviews/ratings, THEN going out to buy one? :bonk:
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Its a teeny toy drill for elves. Might work on cardboard or dents in a truck.
Ever thought of reading online reviews/ratings, THEN going out to buy one? :bonk:
what's wrong with DeWalt. There's a pile of construction people using them?
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It's a nice tool. I have the same one, the only difference to the ones out in the field is they are running a 5 amp battery to our 3 amp.
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Should have bought the hammer drill.
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Its a teeny toy drill for elves. Might work on cardboard or dents in a truck.
Ever thought of reading online reviews/ratings, THEN going out to buy one? :bonk:
what's wrong with DeWalt. There's a pile of construction people using them?
Not a thing. That's why I own two. I agree with dakids.
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I like all my Dewalt tools. Good choice.
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i have an impact. but only needed an.simple cordless.drill, i could have bout a brushless molwakee.combo non fuel line for.229.00 but i dont need th impact. for the money this was the best buy, and im not a contract who.runs drill.day in and day out
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I still have one of these I coulda sold ya. :rotflmao:
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Our cordless tools are all Ryobi, 2 sets, 1 for home & 1 for up here. We've had good luck with ours & HD runs a lot of sales on the sets as well as the batteries during the year. I had a buddy who was a electrical contractor & they used a lot of Dewalt, he told us that when they wore out a battery they'd just go buy a whole new drill as it didn't cost much more than just the replacement battery. That's 1 reason why we went Ryobi, bet 1 set is at least 6-8 years old. Think we have 5 batteries around here.
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I got me one of thems like you showed in the beginning, Boar, and it puts a round hole in anything I aim it at. It'll do the same for you. :happy1:
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I still have one of these I coulda sold ya. :rotflmao:
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I still have one of these I coulda sold ya. :rotflmao:
We've still got 1 of Dad's old hand drills around here. It not like that 1, must be newer. ;) :smiley:
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One thing that's better on those is they don't have that stupid plastic chuck like most have now. I spun mine off one of my DeWalt's and put a steel one one. Real tools.
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I sold Milwaukee's for years, needless to say I personally own Dewalts. Have them also at my present work, there great.
Ya done fine Boar. Hammer one would have been nice but is it worth the extra?? the impacts are the way to go.
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This one came with a Lifetime battery. I take it to the land sometimes just in case.
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Sooo...someone else also has an "old tools" pegboard display... :happy1:
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yes, that would be me. :rotflmao:
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Nice!! Theres a drill like that and nail puller at the cabin, cool stuff. We have it made, back in the day it was done by hand.
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my dad has a few of them too!!!!!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Or, as Pat McManus called hammers and pliers "pounders and squeezers"... :rotflmao:
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hey can we keep this about the dewalt i purchased, jeese,i didnt ask ask what pat mcmanus called.certain tools. man some people, jeez
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I have all DeWalt battery operated power tools.
The drills, I have 2, one is the older heavier 12 volt (still going strong) and the other is the 18 volt. I bought the 18 before Black&Decker bought DeWalt. That's been a great drill as well. The sawsall, is "ok" , seems to go dead quicker than I thought....
That being said, I don't know if the quality will go down because of Black & Decker.... I sure hope not, because I like my DeWalt tools.
I had purchased a Black & Decker combination tool set before the DeWalts, and they were all JUNK!
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Got the same 1 here DE :cool:
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hey can we keep this about the dewalt i purchased, jeese,i didnt ask ask what pat mcmanus called.certain tools. man some people, jeez
Ya, but ya gotta have 'em when yer LP regulator freezes up.... :smiley:
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Yea I bought the dewalt after knowing B@D bought them, so who knows, I thought the same thing
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Had great customer service with Dewalt. Hit a hidden piece of 1/4" stainless when drilling a knockout, and the little holesaw instantly stuck. Snapped the teeth off main shaft. Almost snapped my wrist, too. :rolleyes: Very spendy fix, but DeWalt in Mpls sent me the entire shaft and gear assy...no charge. Drill was probably 3-4 yrs old at that time too.
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I have no Dewalt tools so I have no opinion. :pouty: