Handy compact cordless drill at a great price,
November 2, 2009
By Ono724 from Raleigh, NC
"I bought this cordless drill to replace an old Makita that I had had for years. The first thing that I noticed using the Dewalt was how much lighter and compact it was compared to my Makita. The drill felt comfortable in my hand. I used the drill on a deck I was building and was pleasantly surprised at how long the battery held up after driving long decking screws. I've had it for about 6 months now, and have no complaints, Highly recommended!"
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
Awesome tool for light work,
July 21, 2009
By louman from Indianapolis, IN
"I bought this Cordless drill for my wife so she would stop using my Porter Cable cordless drill. Once she started to use it, I ended up liking it better than the Porter Cable and have had to buy a second Cordlees Dewalt drill. Lots of torque, easy to use, and relatively fast charging all make this tool a pleasure to own and operate. Not ready to take on a corded, 3/4" model that I have for really large jobs, but a real performer in the normal everyday use category. Do yourself a favor, and get one for around the home."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
Strength and Reliability,
July 21, 2009
By HandyMiltie from Monroe, OR
"I have found the DeWalt 12V cordless to be extremely reliable and easy to handle.
I have been using one for 4 years now and have had no problems with this tool.
It drives at a high speed and will handle just about anything I throw at it, I have even driven 4 inch x 1/4 in. lag's with it, granted I did drill a pilot hole first.
Most of what I drive are deck screws and it handles #8x3" with no problem, no matter what material I am driving into.
I have also found that the 12V-XR battery is a bonus as it last's about twice as long as the standard battery.
I own four 18V cordless drills and find that this 12V will keep up with most of them as far as driving power goes.
I have used it to drill for cement anchors, throught bolts, lag bolts and even a 3'4" electrician long flex bit.
Over all I find this tool to be far superior to all of the other 12V drills I have owned."
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
Fantastic cordless drill,
July 20, 2009
By GrizzlyBear from Lawrenceville, GA
"Great drill for the home handyman. I use it for all of my home projects. It handles everything that I throw at it. I have used it to build decks, hang doors and curtains and blinds, clean parts, and fix just about everything that you can imagine around a house. Once one battery is depleted, I plug in the spare and keep going. Would recommend to anyone that has a home project to do."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman