Dewalt D21570K 1300w 127mm Diamond Drill

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    Dewalt D21570K 1300w 127mm Diamond Drill
    Features:
    New motor gives improved performance in applications with dry core bits up to 127mmn in bricks or soft masonry
    Electronics provide e-clutch, power-up and overload protection
    Two speed gearbox for increased versatility when drilling in wood, metal and concrete with standard drill bits
    Electro-Mechanical clutch increases user control and protection
    Heavy duty 16mm steel chuck allows quick bit change whilst offering excellent bit retention
    Innovative mode selection collar allows intuitive control for optimal performance

Komentáře • 16

  • @sidekicksjn
    @sidekicksjn Před 2 lety +2

    We've drilled 6 holes with it and it's stopped working. Has a red flashing light.

  • @yonazzaza
    @yonazzaza Před 6 lety

    Is the chuck spindle thread 16unf? please let me know as I am intending to buy this device only if it is 16unf not 20unf.

  • @wellingtonsousa2785
    @wellingtonsousa2785 Před 6 lety

    muito boa vou compra uma! BR tmj

  • @joshbarragan
    @joshbarragan Před 3 lety +4

    Yeah this has been the most unreliable drill I’ve ever bought! 1st motor blew after just a few 40 and 50mm holes and Dewalt said it was abuse?? Even though it’s supposed to cut the power under to much load! Then the screws that hold the side handle collar came loose and it’s basically impossible to remove the chuck to re tighten them then the second motor I paid to have put in it popped doing a 40mm core ffs!! This drill is not fit for purpose avoid.

  • @alsamdanauto1510
    @alsamdanauto1510 Před 4 lety

    Sir can you explain me how to remove Chuck D21570 please when you free gave me answer

    • @toolstop
      @toolstop  Před 4 lety

      I would recommend you take it to a power tool repair centre however a quick search online reveals 'How To' instruction videos if you want to attemp it yourself Al Samdan.

    • @andriy-777
      @andriy-777 Před 4 lety

      Is very easy. If you interested I can do video for you.

    • @joshbarragan
      @joshbarragan Před 3 lety

      @@andriy-777 I have tried but can’t find a way to hold the spindle while winding the chuck off. I’d be interested to know what the trick is!

  • @dieselbiggins
    @dieselbiggins Před 10 lety +6

    Didn't last two years of on and off light work. Don't waste your money!

    • @jackhewitt7902
      @jackhewitt7902 Před 5 lety +1

      What’s your opinion on Bosch ? may consider

  • @COVID--ws7hn
    @COVID--ws7hn Před 5 lety +1

    All core drills should be used with a stand it's safer and faster

  • @ivandrozd8262
    @ivandrozd8262 Před 3 lety +1

    It's crap. Takes ages to drill through the brickwork. It's ok to drill up to 56mm but not a 116mm or above

  • @leerolfe5332
    @leerolfe5332 Před 5 lety +2

    This drill is useless. Took it straight back as has no power at all.