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Cordless drill - which one to buy??
I looked in the archives and could not find this topic discussed any
later than 2003 so I thought I would see what recommendations people might have now in 2008. I have a Skil cordless drill. I like the weight and balance of the tool, it does the jobs I want it for, the batteries have lasted for years and years, but I HATE the chuck and it is getting worse by the week. I am on the hunt for a cordless drill with a user friendly chuck that will actually hold the bits in place, not too heavy, balanced in the hand, two batteries would be good. I'm not going to spend extra $$ for "totally excellent" top of the line - reliable and "very good" will suit me. I know y'all have opinions on which drill to choose and I look forward to reading your picks and reasoning. And after I find the right tool I will, of course, want to know where to find the best deal, too G. Thanks! |
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