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Bosch 12-Volt Max Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver and Impact Driver Combo Kit EXPIRED
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Amazon.com has Bosch 12-Volt Max Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver and Impact Driver Combo Kit w/ 2 Batteries, Charger and Case (CLPK22-120) for $99 - $15 off (applied at checkout) = $84. Shipping is Free. Thanks TidalWaveOne
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| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 448 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Bosch Power Tools Combo Kit CLPK22-120 - 12-Volt Cordless Tool Set (Drill/Driver and Impact Driver) with 2 Batteries, Charger and Case |
| Product Description: | Bosch introduces another essential and practical piece for your power tools collection with our 12-Volt 3/8 Inch, Two-Tool Drill Kit featuring a Power Drill and Impact Driver. Experience our premium performance-to-size ratio or power to weight ratio (PS31), which allows for accuracy and precision and PS41 impact driver, which has the shortest head length in its class for compact applications. Keep the power for drilling and fastening needs. Perfect for a mechanical technician, plumber, electrician, DIY projects, and overall professional use. Our cordless drill set, CLPK22-120 (PS31 and PS41), have professional-grade power at an incredibly light weight around two pounds. These performance-to-weight ratio drills make a great tool solution for electricians, plumbers or contractors for ideal over-the-head drilling or driving. The PS41 has a short-head length and powerful torque, meaning this small-but-mighty unit can be the primary go-to tool for the most professional screw driving, removal or drilling applications. The drill kit includes one (1) 12V 3/8" Power Drill Driver (PS31), one (1) Impact Driver (PS41), two (2) 12V lithium ion batteries, one (1) 12V charger (BC330), and one (1) contractor or carrying bag. Perfect for screw driving, screw removal, drilling applications, overhead drilling, and contractors. This drill driver and impact driver drill set combo has two-speeds: 0-350 RPM and 0-1, 300 RPM and 20+1 clutch settings for the PS31 and 0-2, 600 RPM for the PS41. This permits users to make precise torque adjustments for accurate screw driving and drilling. The streamlined drills fit into tight workspaces, with a seven (7) inch head length (PS31). The short length combined with manageable two (2)-pound body makes easy packing and jobs in tight spaces with the advanced LED lights for improved visibility especially overhead. |
| Manufacturer: | Bosch |
| Model Number: | CLPK22 120 |
| Product SKU: | B005GT0IWK |
| UPC: | 000346432978 |
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Anyway these are fantastic for anyone, not just home owners. There's no reason to use a large drill when installing door hinges, door knobs and things like that. Would laugh if someone used a 36v drill for that on a jobsite.
12v doesn't mean homeowner at all. There's a time and place for everything.
Two recommendations to zapjb if you're just starting out:
1. If your future plans involve doing anything more than basic homeowner projects, follow pilotd's advice and go with 18 volt tools. I've never heard anyone complain about a tool having too MUCH power. Search around for deals (and of course add a slickdeal alert for whatever brand you wind up going with!) and you can find deals on 18 volt tools for just a bit more than 12 volt.
2. If you ARE planning on doing more and more projects and might increase your tool collection, be sure to not only pick the right power/voltage for you, but also pick a quality manufacturer (Bosch, Makita, DeWalt....there are others as well). Once I went with the 18 volt Bosch drill, I have purchased other Bosch cordless tools that are COMPATIBLE with those same batteries (All newer 18 volt Bosch batteries are backwards compatible with previous ones, even those with different Ah ratings...see link below) . When I saw a killer deal on a "tool-only" (no batteries or charger) Bosch recipro saw, I didn't need to worry about purchasing batteries or a charger. Once you buy your first (or second) cordless tool, you kinda become wedded to it, unless you want to deal with batteries and chargers from different manufacturers. I've also seen some crazy BF deals that included the tool, two batteries, and a charger for less than the price you'd pay for two batteries.
So choose that first tool wisely!
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This is a good deal for quality homeownery tools.
Some people prefer the thinner handles of the Makita or Dewalt 12v sets. I prefer the feel of the Milwaukee and Bosch style.
Two recommendations to zapjb if you're just starting out:
1. If your future plans involve doing anything more than basic homeowner projects, follow pilotd's advice and go with 18 volt tools. I've never heard anyone complain about a tool having too MUCH power. Search around for deals (and of course add a slickdeal alert for whatever brand you wind up going with!) and you can find deals on 18 volt tools for just a bit more than 12 volt.
2. If you ARE planning on doing more and more projects and might increase your tool collection, be sure to not only pick the right power/voltage for you, but also pick a quality manufacturer (Bosch, Makita, DeWalt....there are others as well). Once I went with the 18 volt Bosch drill, I have purchased other Bosch cordless tools that are COMPATIBLE with those same batteries (All newer 18 volt Bosch batteries are backwards compatible with previous ones, even those with different Ah ratings...see link below) . When I saw a killer deal on a "tool-only" (no batteries or charger) Bosch recipro saw, I didn't need to worry about purchasing batteries or a charger. Once you buy your first (or second) cordless tool, you kinda become wedded to it, unless you want to deal with batteries and chargers from different manufacturers. I've also seen some crazy BF deals that included the tool, two batteries, and a charger for less than the price you'd pay for two batteries.
So choose that first tool wisely!
https://www.woodworkers
Anyway these are fantastic for anyone, not just home owners. There's no reason to use a large drill when installing door hinges, door knobs and things like that. Would laugh if someone used a 36v drill for that on a jobsite.
12v doesn't mean homeowner at all. There's a time and place for everything.
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