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Just got done with this hole shooter yesterday model 0-2281. Its the metal shops at my school and a drill bit was stuck in tje the chuck and was a little bit dirty so i cleaned it up and a little grease and she was ready to go took around 2 1/2 hours 🙂 thanks for stopping by have a good one
Milwaukee corded drills rock! Love my magnum thing is tough as nails
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JimboS1ice wrote:
11 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:Milwaukee corded drills rock! Love my magnum thing is tough as nails
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I’ll second that! The reality is when the cordless tools have worn out, corded will still be there to do the job
JimboS1ice wrote:
14 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:Milwaukee corded drills rock! Love my magnum thing is tough as nails
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Yes that is very true 🙂
KnarlyCarl wrote:
12 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:I’ll second that! The reality is when the cordless tools have worn out, corded will still be there to do the job
Hell yah i always go to my 1/2 corded makita for heavy duty work have almost broke my hand with it a few to many times especially when u put on the go to orbit button 😆 have a good one
CATERPILLAR wrote:
On 11/29/2016 at 6:26 PM, CATERPILLAR said:Hell yah i always go to my 1/2 corded makita for heavy duty work have almost broke my hand with it a few to many times especially when u put on the go to orbit button 😆 have a good one
I prefer cordless. Cords are a hassle.
Jronman wrote:
7 minutes ago, Jronman said:I prefer cordless. Cords are a hassle.
Yea but i still dont think cordless has the power of corded yet
Would be nice if corded drills had updated looks/features. Many still have keyed chucks, no lights, no torque or transmission controls, no safety features to protect arm injury from torque.
Jronman wrote:
2 minutes ago, Jronman said:Would be nice if corded drills had updated looks/features. Many still have keyed chucks, no lights, no torque or transmission controls, no safety features to protect arm injury from torque.
I like keyed chucks had no probelms with them there are some corded drills with keyless chucks torque control would be nice but without it that what makes it an adventure and a work out to use them lol 😉
CATERPILLAR wrote:
24 minutes ago, CATERPILLAR said:Yea but i still dont think cordless has the power of corded yet
I’m quite happy with the power cordless drills deliver, I have twisted my wrist/hand far to many times to remember. if you want slap more power to the impacts at least they won’t tear your arm off…
@CATERPILLAR at least they got variable speed. if they didn’t I might be doing 360’s trying to hold on to the drill.
Jronman wrote:
32 minutes ago, Jronman said:@CATERPILLAR at least they got variable speed. if they didn’t I might be doing 360’s trying to hold on to the drill.
Lol ?
CATERPILLAR wrote:
Yea but i still dont think cordless has the power of corded yet
I don’t doubt that a lot of drills do but the over load protection will kick in, now this is a hand full of drills though, 4 spd Hilti and fein, makita xph07, Milwaukee 2704/5 dewalt Dcd 996, them are some crazy powered drills
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I got one of those, but I agree with everyone I like my cordless convenience and keyless chucks
Love the Millwakee drills, corded or cordless.
Corded drills still have a need in my book,
Fletcher94 wrote:
23 minutes ago, Fletcher94 said:Love the Millwakee drills, corded or cordless.
Corded drills still have a need in my book,
I agree 🙂
I still pull out the corded drill sometimes. Great for production style work if you want to maintain high RPM at high torque, but more often it’s just a beater drill so I don’t have to lend out a good one.