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Bosch 12V Max Li-Ion Drill/Driver & Impact Driver Combo Kit w/ 2x Batteries
$92.85
$179.00
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Amazon has Bosch 12V Max Li-Ion Drill/Driver & Impact Driver Combo Kit w/ 2x Batteries, Charger & Case (CLPK22-120) on sale for $92.85. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member fewlio for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member fewlio for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 12V Max 3/8" Drill Driver (PS31-2A)
- 12V Max Impact Driver (PS41-2A)
- 2x Batteries
- 30 Minute Charger
- 2x Power Drive Bits
- Soft Carrying Case
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At this price, you can get over the brushed bc that work fine, and you can rig the drill up to predrill for the screws you driving w / the impact, it great deal you can't beat it
At this price, you can get over the brushed bc that work fine, and you can rig the drill up to predrill for the screws you driving w / the impact, it great deal you can't beat it
Created 11-20-2022
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| Product Name: | BOSCH CLPK22-120 12V Max Cordless 2-Tool 3/8 in. Drill/Driver and 1/4 in. Impact Driver Combo Kit with 2 Batteries, Charger and Case |
| Manufacturer: | Bosch |
| Model Number: | CLPK22-120 |
| Product SKU: | B005GT0IWK |
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$93 is a good price and it's not worth paying extra for the brushless versions. The impact is weak (though electrician said he was using it *because* it would not overdrive). Bosch's 12V ecosystem is limited, especially compared to Milwaukee's.
They're very comfortable and ergonomic. The batteries have long shelf-life (low self-discharge).
This drill had long been wirecutter's recommendation but has been supplanted by DeWalt's 12V Extreme [amazon.com], and as much as I love my PS20/PS21 pocket driver, I agree their time as passed and I'd look elsewhere if you're starting a tool collection.
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Bosch is more compact, and at least for me, feel far better in the hand due to how their battery is oriented. In my experience, Bosch batteries have longer shelf-life. $10 cheaper.
If you're starting a first set, go to the store and handle them, and consider what other tools you may want. 18V tool lines get into OPE (Outdoor Power Equipment): having a nice string trimmer or blower may save more time than a slightly faster impact. 12V lines often have more hand-tool-replacements like ratchets or multi-tools.
Frankly, I wouldn't go with either as a first homeowner set. Milwaukee's lower-end (i.e., non-FUEL) tools aren't worth the Milwaukee tax, and Bosch is so limited in other tools. I like Ryobi's huge 18V ecosystem.
Pros: Extremely light weight, battery lasts long, charges fast.
Cons: No belt clip. Limited ecosystem.
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The biggest downside is the drill bits, they don't seat as tightly as a typical drill's adjustable chuck. For my work, I'm typically drilling plastic or the occasional firewall/some other part of the body. I'm not having to drill anything which requires precision.
The convenience/ease of use is where these shine, I also use them for 90% of my around the house/DIY work but they aren't always up for the task. I have the Bosch 18v kit as well when I need more than these can handle, if I only had 1 kit I'd get the 18v since they're more versatile, but these make a great second set which handle most of the work. They're light & compact, using a drill all day gets tiresome with the 18v.
for light duty work with screws here and there around the house these will be ok but will quickly turn into a toy for more involved work if there ever comes a time. it would be ideal to have both 12v/18v tools around but if i had to choose i would always go with 18v. like i said, its good to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
for comparison, the impact driver here is rated at 930 in/lb. a competent 18/20v brushless impact driver with a 4ah battery will be rated at 2200+ in/lb...........
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for light duty work with screws here and there around the house these will be ok but will quickly turn into a toy for more involved work if there ever comes a time. it would be ideal to have both 12v/18v tools around but if i had to choose i would always go with 18v. like i said, its good to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
for comparison, the impact driver here is rated at 930 in/lb. a competent 18/20v brushless impact driver with a 4ah battery will be rated at 2200+ in/lb...........
What about the size and weight comparison, i think the selling point here is the size and weight and not torque