Ryobi is a great value. Also, you might try square drive deck screws ** -- 81_Hokie 07/28/2020 8:35PMInsert a Link
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Ryobi is a great value. Also, you might try square drive deck screws ** -- 81_Hokie 07/28/2020 8:35PM I've always been of the two drill clan -- Vienna_Hokie 07/28/2020 4:40PM Just upgrade, Milwaukee, you will be surprised how much you went without -- typed by ben 07/28/2020 4:27PM I have Hitachi drill & driver set - which I like. Came with 2 batteries -- VermontHokie 07/28/2020 3:09PM Sounds like drill/impact combo is your use case. Have had good Ryobi -- pburg_hokie 07/28/2020 2:39PM Get an impact drill and driver set. -- VTSnake 07/28/2020 2:27PM I have the Makita set. I really like it. I had bad luck with a DeWalt, but -- HokieEngineer 07/28/2020 3:17PM Only lithium ion I've ever had an issue with was the Makita -- VTSnake 07/28/2020 3:50PM Had some flaky Dewalt NiCad batteries too. The drill itself is a workhorse -- Tafkam Hokie 07/28/2020 3:26PM I have a ~2005 DeWalt 18V drill that still has amazing torque. -- MP4VT2004 07/28/2020 10:07PM I love my impact drill, but it's not cordless. Gets the job done, though. ** -- Hokie CPA 07/28/2020 2:29PM Couple thoughts -- Tafkam Hokie 07/28/2020 2:26PM Once you go Ryobi, you’ll never go , uh, (rhymes with Ryobi). ** -- PhotoHokieNC 07/28/2020 2:21PM +1 on Ryobi ** -- Beerman 07/28/2020 3:13PM Adobe? -- Hokie360 07/28/2020 2:24PM Impacts are far better. But, there is the Worx, Switchdriver you may like. -- 48zip 07/28/2020 2:18PM That's a clever idea I hadn't seen before. Thanks! ** -- jmanatVT 07/28/2020 2:37PM No clue how well it works. I think I'd get a bit holder and switch out -- 48zip 07/28/2020 2:56PM Worx is one of those brands that is long on marketing and gimmick -- Tafkam Hokie 07/28/2020 2:59PM Yeah, I've never considered them, but that isn't based on experience. -- 48zip 07/28/2020 3:09PM Makita is always the correct answer...lol -- EDGEMAN 07/28/2020 2:10PM I have a heavy duty Makita 1/2 drill that I bought many years ago -- HokieR 07/28/2020 4:29PM The 20v Dewalt models seem to be the preferred tool -- bluehokie 07/28/2020 2:41PM What I have. No complaints from me. I got a set on Black Friday -- hoosnowahokie 07/28/2020 3:38PM Loved him in Wayne's World. ** -- Stork 07/28/2020 2:40PM Not always "the" answer -- Tafkam Hokie 07/28/2020 2:33PM I've had good luck with Ridgid with other not-cordless tools -- jmanatVT 07/28/2020 2:54PM Mine would still be going if the dang batteries weren't so expensive. Plus -- AZHokie59 07/28/2020 2:28PM That's the other piece, am I going to get value out of going to -- jmanatVT 07/28/2020 2:11PM General durability. -- EDGEMAN 07/28/2020 2:15PM Thanks for the input. Probably nothing that large, but definitely more -- jmanatVT 07/28/2020 2:36PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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