expirediconian | Staff posted Jun 01, 2022 12:53 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Jun 01, 2022 12:53 PM
Bosch 12V Max Li-Ion Drill/Driver & Impact Driver Combo Kit w/ 2x Batteries
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Strongly considering going with Milwaukee ...
I've never tried the Milwaukee but I would consider them at the same price for this reason.
These mini drills/drivers are handy and helpful especially when you're on a ladder.
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Can you share more info pls, regarding coupon etc.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K2KN7D7/
Long story short, consider how you envision yourself using the set and decide what is best for you. I'd pick the Bosch for the reasons above and the simple fact I've owned the previous version for damn near 10 years and have no regrets.
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That said, this is fine for $99 and if someone is just screwing stuff in or drilling a couple holes a year then I can see brushless not mattering. Just depends on use case.
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Another suggestion is that you should consider corded tools if you don't use the tool very often. They are cheaper and durable. I really began to appreciate my older tools now that I received the newer ones.
I really wish we can have a system where all tool manufactures conform to a single battery standard. This way tool makers compete to make better tools and battery makers compete to make better batteries. We can pick and choose different brands depending on our needs and budgets instead of choosing to join the dewalt tribe or milwaukee clan..etc. End rant.
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How do I know? I run both systems. I use m12 for the extensive lineup, but I my primary drills in every installation kit, on my workbench and around the house are Bosch 12v.
I use them daily for work and have never had one die. One got run over by an SUV, breaking the housing around the battery in two places, but it continues to function perfectly otherwise.
Taking the topic further...if you're considering going brushless, the Bosch kit at $149 is absolutely worth the upgrade, but has been on sale for $129 as recently as a couple months ago. My absolute favorite 12v drill is the apparently discontinued Bosch PS32. The newer brushless GSR-300 has crazy speed and power in a teensy package, but it sacrifices some finesse and battery life.
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