Cordless Drill

I love my Ryobi drill. In fact, I received the whole set of cordless tools for Christmas from my husband. I find that they aren't too heavy but pack alot of power. My favorite of the set is the circular saw.

High quality, medium price: Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Hitachi Lower quality, low price: Ryobi, Black & Decker

You don't need more than 9.6v or 12v for most household applications. I've got a Makita 9.6V that I have had for years. I use it for everything from drilling holes in masonry to screwdriving.

It sounds like he sold her a heavy duty drill. She needs a light duty drill. Just exchange it for a 9 or 12 volt model. DeWalt is not bad, lower price than most and a little less quality, but a good choice for the use.

If you're dissatisfied with the Dewalt, you could always send it to me. I'll dispose of it safely for you.

ME TOO!

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Is it true that the circular saw was invented by a woman? That's why I've heard, (but I've learned not to believe (or disbelieve, usually) things the first time or two that I hear them.) According to what I heard, she was a Shaker woman. Shakers lived in northeast Ohio, near Shaker Heights I assume, and one of their major ways of making money was making furniture.

Anyhow, I finally started using my 5 inch one, in addition to the bigger one, and the five inch one is great. (I hope to find my handsaw soon.)

P&M

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True.

Shakers were very progressive with technology. They had simple lives and were also advocates of herbal medications. If you ever have the opportunity to visit a Shaker village/museum you'll find it very interesting.