Hi. I am lookin for a quality, cheap drill. Any suggestions? Where can I order one from the web?
Zeke
Hi. I am lookin for a quality, cheap drill. Any suggestions? Where can I order one from the web?
Zeke
buy a clean used milwaukee or bosch. Bridger
When's the last time you purchased a quality made product cheaply......and where?
From the back of a van in a parking lot, and the seller kept looking over his shoulder.
What kind of drill? Get a used DeWalt or Milwaukee off eBay.
GTO(John)
Evryone wants something for nothing. Join the crowd.
Quality and cheap don't often go together :-)
That being said, the last drill I bought was a Skill 3/8" VSR corded drill for $30. I'm sure it's not finest piece of drilling machinery ever devised by man, but it works fine for utility use in the shop and for $30 how can you complain?
For all the cries of Crapsman and all that, you can't really go wrong by getting an inexpensive drill from Sears. They also offer a number of other manufacturers products.
Dave
Agreed. I have two. The oldest must be 8-10 years old.
-- Mark
Here's a 1/2" hammer-drill on sale for $10:
Lance
try harbor freight..... depending on what you are using it for.... at the price they are very reasonable...
Plus they have a 2 year "no questions asked" warranty.
JP
I went to Sears' web site and looked at a number of their corded drills. The more expensive Craftsman drills carry a one year warranty. With the cheaper Craftsman drills the warranty isn't stated. Of the number of Craftsman drills I looked at I didn't find one with a two year warranty.
-- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply)
Wishing you and yours a happy holiday season...
Trent
Proud member of the Roy Rogers fan club!
Janis Joplin has an album in the 60's might be somethin like you're lookin for. Might be hard to find a good one any more. Hey, they weren't cordless anyway.
Jeff
I bought a Porter Cable 12v drill kit at the Sam's Club here in Houston for $89. It has 330 in/lbs of torque, 2 Amp-hr batteries (2), a 1 hr charger, and a bonus 3.6v screwdriver. It's a very sweet deal if you can find it...I checked the Sam's last week in Ohio while on vacation, and they didn't have it.
Lowe's sells the Hitachi 14.4v kit for $89, which I hear is a great bargain. My father had a 9.6v Hitachi for several years, and he loves it.
Tom
By going to their website you asked them a question, so the "No questions asked warranty" is null and void for unit Jack Novak
"CW" wrote
I never said that I wanted it for free. I suppose I should have stated that I would like to find a low priced drill that will hold up. The thing is that I want to buy it NEW online not from an auction. This will be a gift.
Zeke
Jay Pique wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
I have heard mixed reviews about Craftsman.
Zeke
Lance Spaulding wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@usenet01.boi.hp.com:
should, but the list does not mention it.
Zeke
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