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18Volt Cordless Drill/Driver set w/carring case at your local Albertsons for $25

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Tadaima

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The brand is Ultra Steel.

Specs:

18 Volt Battery
3/8" (10mm) Keyless Chuck
6 Torgue Setting
Variable Speed Control 0 to 650 RPM
Conveniently located Forward and Reverse Swith
UL Approved
Rechargeable Adapter charges in 5 to 7 hours
13 Piece Drill and Driver Bits included

Most 18 Volt cordless Drills are well over $100
 
Sears is having a sale:

$79 buys their 18.8V with extra battery and flashlight.
$99 buys their 19.2V with extra battery, flashlight, and cordless screwdriver.

The 18.8V sells for 119.00 alone.


 
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Sears is having a sale:

$79 buys their 18.8V with extra battery and flashlight.
$99 buys their 19.2V with extra battery, flashlight, and cordless screwdriver.

The 18.8V sells for 119.00 alone.
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Additionally, the Sears model will charge quite quickly. Mine can charge in less than 1 hour (it's a 16 volt and is 2 years old.)
 
Then wholesale its $12-15/and it cost $6 to 10 to make.I would say its a light weight drill.I pay $250-300 for 18vlt dewalts,these are rotary hammer drills.You can build a deck with these.And the dewalts will fail/burn up afterabout a year or two.
 
My Dewalt (corded, the one around $50-70 6amp and 3/8") is dying after about 3 years of heavy homeowner use. Probably used about 100 times....companies know under heavy use most power tools have a 2 year life span and only warranty them for 1 year.

With the quick charging, high torque, and capacity of modern cordless drills I wouldn't be surprised if corded drills/tools become dinosaurs soon.
 
Originally posted by: wje
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Sears is having a sale:

$79 buys their 18.8V with extra battery and flashlight.
$99 buys their 19.2V with extra battery, flashlight, and cordless screwdriver.

The 18.8V sells for 119.00 alone.
Click to expand...
Additionally, the Sears model will charge quite quickly. Mine can charge in less than 1 hour (it's a 16 volt and is 2 years old.)
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Why would you buy a Craftsman drill and pay extra $$ when you could buy the exact same drill under Ryobi name for a lot less? Ryobi OEMs Craftsman drills.

 
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