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Bosch 12V Max Drill/Driver w/ Impact Driver + Batteries/Charge Kit (CLPK27-120) on sale for
$99.
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About this item:- Despite its small size, the included Bosch PS41 driver delivers 930 in pounds of max torque. The tool can also produce a no load BPM of 0 3,100 and a max 2,600 RPM
- Compact but powerful, the PS41 can cover 80 percentage of standard size impact driver applications
- The included Bosch PS21 pocket driver delivers 265 inch pounds of max torque. It offers two speeds, 0 350 RPM and 0 1,300 RPM allowing users to match speed to the application
- Both included tools are compact and lightweight with enough Power to take on professional driver applications
- Along with power and speed, users can expect more control with this combo kit. Both tools feature variable speed triggers for matching speed to the application
Includes:- Bosch PS21 2-Speed Pocket Driver
- Bosch PS41 Impact Driver
- Bosch 12V Max-Lithium Ion Batteries
- Bosch Charger
- 2x Bosch Bits
- 1x Bosch Jobsite Bag
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Edit: LOL at the downvotes. Fine, pay more, dummies.
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This impact (+ drill) are my go-to portable set. The brushless drill is significantly more powerful, but these tools will do 80% of home DIY quite nicely.
That's really Bosch's thing. Where others tools are built like a military Hummer, Bosch is more like a Porsche.
I mean, they don't have the best torque, but torque is becoming overkill, and way overrated. And companies keep trying to make torque their selling point. Bosch has great torque on tools that need it. But their nit going to put 500ft/lbs on an impact driver. Lol. It's like most tool companies market to guys with certain... "disadvantages " lol.
However... with Bosch 12v, avoid that orbital sander... ughhh it's horrible. Lol.
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For $60 +tax, I'm in.
The rest of my Milwaukee stuff I got is pretty good so far, but I am very disappointed with their drills and drivers (both M12 AND M18). Loud, no clutch (at least it feels like it), expensive, and it feels much more difficult to regulate speed as well. Working with wood, especially softer wood, is a nightmare.
Secondly... WHY ARE YOU USING A SPADE BIT WITH A 12V TOOL???
I mean, that's like putting tank tred on a Mazda Miata. Lol.
Torque matters, but there's a limit to what a human can handle. And in this day and age, I don't know anyone still using spade bits. I mean, why blow out your workpiece, when you can use a nice auger bit from Woodowl.
I mean, for what you are using it for, the last thing You'd want to do, is have a bunch of shrapnel sticking out the end of the Glorious ½" hole you just bored through the trucks top bathroom stall.
"You'll poke your eye out kid" lol.
For $60 +tax, I'm in.
Secondly... WHY ARE YOU USING A SPADE BIT WITH A 12V TOOL???
I mean, that's like putting tank tred on a Mazda Miata. Lol.
Torque matters, but there's a limit to what a human can handle. And in this day and age, I don't know anyone still using spade bits. I mean, why blow out your workpiece, when you can use a nice auger bit from Woodowl.
I mean, for what you are using it for, the last thing You'd want to do, is have a bunch of shrapnel sticking out the end of the Glorious ½" hole you just bored through the trucks top bathroom stall.
"You'll poke your eye out kid" lol.
The rest of my Milwaukee stuff I got is pretty good so far, but I am very disappointed with their drills and drivers (both M12 AND M18). Loud, no clutch (at least it feels like it), expensive, and it feels much more difficult to regulate speed as well. Working with wood, especially softer wood, is a nightmare.
Personally, I judge people based upon their tools (not by the brand, but by their condition.) A tool is an extension of yourself. If it's covered in 💩, banged up, and beaten to death, then I kn9w their work quality will be ... well... "Good'n'nuff!" Lol.
If their tools are clean, in good shape, but no particularly new then I know they will want perfection (and every dime I have lmmfao... fuhh... seriously. Lol)
The biggest problem with Bosch WAS their batteries. But they fixed them and went from worst to first overnight. So that's better. However, their owners for the NA market are idiots. I picture a room full of Chad's talking about Golf. Not wanting to work, but still make money. Like "If we make these, or come out with this, we will need to work more. I didn't kiss my Father-in-laws ass for 3 years to end up working my life away." Lol.
Bosch had so many amazing tools in testers hands these last 2 years, but their not releasing them. They had 13 new tools set for release by Fall of 2022, but now they're just releasing stupid stuff that Makita already made better versions of this year.
Sorry to rant, but I just really thought Bosch was going to Skyrocket to top spot of the "Big 4" this year (especiallysince Dewalt lowered the quality of their tools so much). But now Bosch is basically like "See you on the 19th Hole, Chad." Lol.
Sure, if you're going to have one tool, then an 18v is probably the way to go. But, if you're in a tight spot, a smaller tool would be better. Or, if you aren't "Slammin' 12" lags through oak all day braugh!!!! 🤙🤙🤙" then a 12v is fine.
But seriously... lay off the sauce. Hahaaaaa.
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Secondly... WHY ARE YOU USING A SPADE BIT WITH A 12V TOOL???
I mean, that's like putting tank tred on a Mazda Miata. Lol.
Torque matters, but there's a limit to what a human can handle. And in this day and age, I don't know anyone still using spade bits. I mean, why blow out your workpiece, when you can use a nice auger bit from Woodowl.
I mean, for what you are using it for, the last thing You'd want to do, is have a bunch of shrapnel sticking out the end of the Glorious ½" hole you just bored through the trucks top bathroom stall.
"You'll poke your eye out kid" lol.
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