This is their first Profactor hammer drill/drill driver. I'm interested to see what they come up with for a 1/4inch(6mm) profactor impact driver, something completely separate from their Freak line of drivers. I currently use the non-profactor 975cn and it's a beast.
The current impact drivers are already breaking 1/4 shaft left and right, I think as it is, it's would be pointless to add too much power for the 1/4" system.
Hi Tommy. I just ordered the GSB18V-1330CN PROFACTOR, then I started wondering if a 4Amp will be sufficient, or should I shop for something bigger, then on my search I see also you have had one for a year. Would the 4Amp be ok, or should I go shopping?
the 4 amp works fine for the profactor drill. for extreme situations, you can step up to the 8 amp hour. i use mine with the 4 amp battery all the time.
Wow that's an extreme scenario, I would guess maybe between 20 and 30? It would take awhile to drill each hole depending on what type of bit you're using.
The battery on that drill fits like the one on mine does. It wiggles like it was made for a complete different brand. I can see it moving in the video. I have their new 10 profactor miter saw and the same battery fits it nice and snug like it should. Bosch USA customer service is a joke. They told me to return it and try to order another. Problem is the free batteries aren't included. The basically introduced a faulty drill to the market. Hammer drill by Mattel.
Most drills wether it’s an impact of hammer one are designed with the battery loose to help keep the vibrations down on the battery cells. Maybe yours actually is broken somehow but most likely it’s a feature. Could be wrong though
Imagine being on the job, on site, up a ladder, work piece in one hand, in a rush / short on time... aaaaaaaannnnnddddd : You have to take your fucking phone out to adjust a setting on your drill -_-. Bosch really needed to put a mechanical dial for angle adjustment. ALSO; a physical circle-bubble level at the back of the drill would have been incredible ( for drilling straight down ).
This is their first Profactor hammer drill/drill driver. I'm interested to see what they come up with for a 1/4inch(6mm) profactor impact driver, something completely separate from their Freak line of drivers. I currently use the non-profactor 975cn and it's a beast.
I'm curious as well.
Bosch has a upgraded impact driver gdx 1860 but they also make the gdr version with 1/4 in. collet only.
I recently bought the 975 as well and it's a definite upgrade from the 755
The current impact drivers are already breaking 1/4 shaft left and right, I think as it is, it's would be pointless to add too much power for the 1/4" system.
Hi Tommy. I just ordered the GSB18V-1330CN PROFACTOR, then I started wondering if a 4Amp will be sufficient, or should I shop for something bigger, then on my search I see also you have had one for a year. Would the 4Amp be ok, or should I go shopping?
the 4 amp works fine for the profactor drill. for extreme situations, you can step up to the 8 amp hour. i use mine with the 4 amp battery all the time.
@@tooltipswithtommy Thanks Tommy.
Tyler Tool, Acme tools, CPO outlet, Amazon and some Lowe's have these in stock
I haven't seen it at Lowe's m the one at Lowe's I've seen is the 975 hammerdrill.
@@tooltipswithtommy I've only seen one so far that actually had it.
This Bosch bsb-1330cn I want
Love it
what is the difference between a gsb 18v 150c and bsb 1330cn
The 150 is the European model. The 1330 is for North America. But they're the same as far as I know.
@@tooltipswithtommy thanks
@@tooltipswithtommy you sir are correct. Europe uses Newtown meters and we use in. lbs. So 150nm = 1,330 in. lbs.
@@robertcasey3528 ohh thanks
Where were you able to order this from?
CPO outlets.
How long does the battery run?
Depends on the application. Hard to give you an exact answer without more information.
@@tooltipswithtommy let's say i am drilling 1 inch diameter hole into 1 inch thickness metal plate. How many holes can the battery survive?
Wow that's an extreme scenario, I would guess maybe between 20 and 30? It would take awhile to drill each hole depending on what type of bit you're using.
Hahaha I was laughing as I want it but don't need it.
Where can you buy this drill at?
literally said in the video like 3 times or so
@@luisinhoens90 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The battery on that drill fits like the one on mine does. It wiggles like it was made for a complete different brand. I can see it moving in the video. I have their new 10 profactor miter saw and the same battery fits it nice and snug like it should. Bosch USA customer service is a joke. They told me to return it and try to order another. Problem is the free batteries aren't included. The basically introduced a faulty drill to the market. Hammer drill by Mattel.
I've used this drill a handful of times, and haven't noticed the battery wiggling. I have no issues with mine. Definitely not a Mattel drill.
Most drills wether it’s an impact of hammer one are designed with the battery loose to help keep the vibrations down on the battery cells. Maybe yours actually is broken somehow but most likely it’s a feature. Could be wrong though
Imagine being on the job, on site, up a ladder, work piece in one hand, in a rush / short on time... aaaaaaaannnnnddddd : You have to take your fucking phone out to adjust a setting on your drill -_-. Bosch really needed to put a mechanical dial for angle adjustment. ALSO; a physical circle-bubble level at the back of the drill would have been incredible ( for drilling straight down ).
You can adjust the angle settings without being hooked up to your phone. I do like the idea of a spirit level though.
I do stick a bubble level on the back of my drill. Not very reliable, but it keeps the holes straight-ish!
I'd love a dial or at least a +/- button