frontpageRokket | Staff posted Jan 25, 2026 06:15 AM
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frontpageRokket | Staff posted Jan 25, 2026 06:15 AM
Metabo HPT 18V 1/2" Brushless Cordless Drill (w/ 2x Batteries, Charger & Bag)
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I thought it was a dud, so I exchanged it, but that unit did the exact same thing
some people say, it's because of the torque, and you have to ease off the trigger, but, absolutely none of the other drills I have had has ever done this, so for me, this thing is junk unless all you do is use it to drill holes in the wall, then it works fine
Not sure if i got same or different one, it said brushless so may be same but old. It still works, i still use original batteries.
Otherthan chuck issue (bit become loose after sometime), it is very solid. As a diy and mostly work alone, i dropped it many times in concrete floor. It is still working.
Did you call the support line for warranty?
I thought it was a dud, so I exchanged it, but that unit did the exact same thing
some people say, it's because of the torque, and you have to ease off the trigger, but, absolutely none of the other drills I have had has ever done this, so for me, this thing is junk unless all you do is use it to drill holes in the wall, then it works fine
You don't even actually have to screw things in, just stick a t-25 torx bit, and tighten it down as hard as you can, then just drill in the air, doing start/stop and after a few attempts, that bit will fall out on its own, and mind you, I did this on all my other drills, and the ONLY one that had issue was the Metabo
my friend even made a video about it here: https://youtube.com/shorts/2lrz8o...ture=s
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I thought it was a dud, so I exchanged it, but that unit did the exact same thing
some people say, it's because of the torque, and you have to ease off the trigger, but, absolutely none of the other drills I have had has ever done this, so for me, this thing is junk unless all you do is use it to drill holes in the wall, then it works fine
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