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Two guys are working on our house (bathroom renovation). One Makita and one DeWalt.
dave
Modeling 1890s (because the voices in my head told me to)Comment
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Bill, my 12v dewalt has a lousy chuck and seems to loosen, but my 14v and 18v drills had a much better chuck. I use my 18v drill to build our garage and finish off the lower level of the house and went thru a pair of batteries, i am currently on my second pair. I bought a grinder w/batteries and another charge when i need to get new batteries for my drill and saw. It wasn't much more expensive then just two batteries. A friend of mine had bought a new Milwaukee to replace his DeWalt, but was as happy with it. Didn't have the tork of the DeWalt.
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I bought the new Milwaukee Fuel M18, 2203 - 22CT.
Haven't tried it yet as I just got home.
Tom M.Comment
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Great choice Tom! I am certain you will not be disappointed with that Milwaukee cordless package.
Greg Shinnie
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Congratulations Tom... And here's hoping you have many long years of use from the Milwaukee package ..
Enjoy,
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Tom, Congrats, test drove on at a trade show. How do you like the torque?
Cheers, Heath.Comment
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Aren't you afraid the chord might arc over?[:-hearts]quote:
Originally posted by peterg13
Not to be a smart ass, but have you considered a drill with a chord? I had problems with cordless drills and went back to one with a chord myself. No issues and it never dies when I need it most.
Cheers,
Peter G
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The drill is working great, better than expected.
Tom M.Comment
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Missed the post somehow....Good luck Tom.....
Watch that you don't flip the modules over with all that torque....;-)
(Is that "torkay"? in canuck speak?) ;-)
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"say what"
Tom M.Comment
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LOL!
Torque = Torkay (Canadian).....
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