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Hitachi D13VF 1/2" 9.0 Amp EVS Reversible Corded Drill (Recon Grade A) Expired
$30
+ ~$10 S&H
Big Sky Tool has Hitachi D13VF 1/2" 9.0 Amp EVS Reversible Corded Drill (Reconditioned, Grade A) on sale for $29.95. Shipping starts at $10 and varies by location. Thanks delton1
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- Reconditioned Grade A Tools are restored or rebuilt to factory specifications then fully tested and inspected to make sure they operate properly and safely. Grade A tools have a cosmetic condition of very good to excellent, having no more than light scratches or other minor blemishes.
- This drills into various types of metal, wood, plastic resin, stainless steel and similar materials. This model also tightens and loosens small screws, wood screws, nuts and bolts.-slickdewmaster
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- 9 Amp motor, forcible power combines high speed with optimal torque
- Max torque of 416.6in-lbs, ideal for high torque applications
- Form fit palm grip, designed to comfortably fit in hand for improved control with minimal vibration
- Contractor-grade cast aluminum gear housing, adds durability and efficiently dissipates heat
- Double gear reduction, provides higher torque while reducing gear strain
- Electronic variable speed control trigger, designed for easy two-finger operation with a lock-on feature for continuous operation
- Oversized reversible switch and trigger lock, conveniently located for continuous uninterrupted operation
- Removable side handle, increases operability and control
- Belt hook, convenient for between use and preventing the tool from unexpected falls
- Optional angle attachment, ideal for hard to reach applications
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I bought this drill a couple of years ago when I bought my first house. I tiled my laundry room and my entire main level (1000 sq.ft. of "wood look" 6x24" porcelain) and have mixed about 20+ bags of mortar with it. Still going strong.
BST item have the same warranty as new units and they will quickly exchange within 30 days. Do get that from craigslist?
i am 7/7 with bst. some of them are now 8 years old. i am not a contrator thus i dont use them daily but i renovated a major portion of my house.
its a work horse,drills rocksheet and cemented walls like butter.
I do have hitachi cordless too but this is rhino infront of cordless goats
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its a work horse,drills rocksheet and cemented walls like butter.
I do have hitachi cordless too but this is rhino infront of cordless goats
I'm actually using this now to mix LFT mortar. I usually only mix no more than 1/2 of a 50 lbs bag at a time, because I'm not the fastest tiler, and this drill has no issues. A lot of low-end torque, perfect for mixing thick mortar at slower speeds.
I bought this drill a couple of years ago when I bought my first house. I tiled my laundry room and my entire main level (1000 sq.ft. of "wood look" 6x24" porcelain) and have mixed about 20+ bags of mortar with it. Still going strong.
I bought this drill a couple of years ago when I bought my first house. I tiled my laundry room and my entire main level (1000 sq.ft. of "wood look" 6x24" porcelain) and have mixed about 20+ bags of mortar with it. Still going strong.
Thank you for that quick response and experience with it. I'll give it a shot. Only going to be used for 3 bathrooms and possibly laundry room. Thanks again!
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I have the smaller 5.4A version for doing that. No issues, don't run it for like 30 minutes :p
Thanks I would love to buy but $11 Shipping.
I'm 3/3 with failed refurbished tools from them.
I know that everyone that responds to this will say how they have 100's of their power tools and they're still lasting after 50 years, in fact they work 200% better than the original tools but for me, that's not the case. I know another slickdealer was complaining before that they had issues within the short warranty window and after all of the shipping and all, it was not worth the risk of either them A) saying nope to repairing/replacing it or B) getting another dud that dies down the road.
It's ALWAYS better to get a used tool that's never been refurbished than a Grade "A" tool that has been refurbished. That's the harsh response I got on Reddit and some tool websites, them all saying the same thing "check craigslist, even if it has paint all over it or if it scruffed up, it's still better than a referb powertool."
I know a lot of you are in BUY BUY BUY mode but for those of you that don't have a tribal mindset over a corporation, climb down the fence and at wait a bit, you can find great sales on new or open box items. DeWalt's $600 table saw with stand was on a nice discount on Amazon, I bought it new but it had chipped paint on it.. seemed like an open box, someone used it for a project, got it ultra clean then sent it back. That $600 table saw after the initial discount and a partial refund ended up being $320. I've never seen any of the table saws in that price range go lower than the original Amazon sale that day, then on top of that the extra discount I would have never got from any other store. Try to find the DWE7491RS refurbished "Grade A" for $320.. nearly 50% off. Good luck.
I've also got open box powertools from Amazon that match "great" refurbished prices, especially if it comes repackaged.
Just saying, think smart.. maybe go on r/woodworking or r/powertools and ask a general question "Is it better to buy used or refurbished powertools." If you ask that question pointblank, nothing added, just a very simplistic answer - 9/10 the answer will be clear and most will point you to craigslist where they got their starter tools too (i just prefer Amazon, craigslist is great too, just bring a rape whistle).
i have a much weaker 6amp model and i can mix about 1/3 of a bucket easily.