DeWalt 20V MAX* 7/16 in. Compact Quick Change Stud and Joist Drill with FLEXVOLT
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
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I need you to stack three pieces of wood and try making a hole so I know it really works
So this says it will drill up to a 2 9/16” self feed bit… we use Lennox 2 1/4” self feed bits and milwaukee came out with one last year that said the same thing. It didn’t work… kept binding up. This e clutch, is that going to affect this in any way while drilling? We drill thru 2 maybe 3 2x6’s for our riser. I would love if this actually worked, a lot more safe and the quick chuck is awesome! Nobody that sells em can say yes or no. Also, do you need a 60v battery to get it to work vs a 20v battery? Very curious. Thanks.
It will work with a 20v battery but be less powerful. If using 20V batteries stick to 21700 cell packs like the 6,8, or 10AH. It is optimized for the current out provided by the 9ah flexVolt. The 471 flexVolt inline with the gear box was my pick. The 444 just can’t match it.
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No low gear which makes this drill kind of pointless for electricians so far I've been able to use this only on two studs unless I'm missing something on how to activate low gear
No variable speed?
This is a 20 volt tool that you cannot find any videos/reviews with 20 volt batteries which leads me to believe it probably sucks with them. It’s bad enough this thing is single speed and runs into e-clutch issues constantly with self feed bits, even with a Flex Volt batteries. I have the 60 volt stud drills and they’re both beasts but have been waiting for a 20 volt option as the only existing right angle drill sucks for anything tough, and if only has a 3/8” chuck.
I use mine with a 6ah XR 20 volt battery and have not had any issues with it or with the e clutch(I use auger bits), They also have the Power stack battery but ! cant speak on how those hold up but I have heard they are great as well. Hope this helps!
2:50 Those holes are so staggered.... the Apprentice is looking at you sideways... I know it's a "Demonstration" ... Bruv, look up code and drill accordingly. LOOK like your in the game. Also, drill 4 2X boards so we know it's Legit. I feel like you could have asked a plumber and an electrician what would make your demo look legit.