Thread: Cordless Drill/Driver Recommendations

I'm a Dewalt guy.. I got a couple 14.4 cordless drills, a 14.4 right angle drill and the 18v combo pack. (drill/driver. goosneck light, circular saw and reciprocating saw)

I wanted to get the cordless jigsaw and the cordless grinder. But after some thought I realized that I don't need to grind off locks every day... Oh wait I meant to say, I don't need to grind off protruding nails....

I have a Bosch 14.4 volt.

It came in a case with a 30 minute charger and two bosch bluecore batteries.

A friend left it in his driveway and ran over it.

The case is dead.

Charger too

The drill is still pristine and both batteries are fine.

I count that as a win.

Originally Posted by justchillin

I'm a Dewalt guy.. I got a couple 14.4 cordless drills, a 14.4 right angle drill and the 18v combo pack. (drill/driver. goosneck light, circular saw and reciprocating saw)

I wanted to get the cordless jigsaw and the cordless grinder. But after some thought I realized that I don't need to grind off locks every day... Oh wait I meant to say, I don't need to grind off protruding nails....

Justchillin..I am sending a pm to ask you about the DeWalt combo.
I have NEVER been able to get the lighr, circular saw, sawzall and drill, batt to fit in the case.
Can you put the circular saw in the case?
Tom

Well after some research, I decided to get a Panasonic 12v, 3.5Ah Ni-Mh , 1/2" chuck . As my aging retired Army Ranger of a neighbor would say , "It's one chunk of goods" . The fit and finish are excellent, feels and sounds very well built --- great drill. I see Panasonic in a different light now.


Justin