Hi,
I am looking for an inexpensive corded driver-drive to use when my cordless is flat. None I've seen have the slip clutch (ratchet?) that is common on cordlesses. Does someone make one?
Thanks, Gary
Hi,
I am looking for an inexpensive corded driver-drive to use when my cordless is flat. None I've seen have the slip clutch (ratchet?) that is common on cordlesses. Does someone make one?
Thanks, Gary
Yes; Ryobi makes one. $31.98 "Online Special" at HD.
I've never seen one myself, but the first result from a google search is a link to one by Black and Decker. I'm sure there are others further down.
Chris
I have one. Haven't had it long enough to tell about how it will hold up over time, but it certainly sounds like a toy compared to my milwaukee drill. However it is well balanced, comfortable trigger, has storage onboard for a couple drivers, and a reasonably long cord. I'm not crazy about the forward/reverse switch, but it's not terrible.
I reach for it for light tasks because it's much more comfortable to hold, and I can tighten the chuck using the drill motor without fear of it tearing my hand apart unlike the milwaukee, which always wins any battle it encounters.
-Leuf
It is not inexpensive.
It is not a drill, only works with Apex type tips.
Best in the business:
It was a Black & Decker commercial tool, now under the DeWalt name. I honestly feel the B&D is better balanced, but no longer available.
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