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Question: someone will know that consumption has the charger? I have to buy a transformer 220v to 110v and there for different loads.
Document: This is a great drill. I use it for most of my home projects. And it works flawlessly.I'm also amazed with the duration of the included batteries.The only problem I found is that the charger is 110V and where I live we have 220V so I have to use a transformer in order to charge the batteries.
Easily stronger than the Craftsman, and just as strong as the Milwaukee. I am very picky with everything I buy online, and I am VERY satisfied with this purchase.
I been wanting to buy a drill like this one for a long time, i finally got it and feel very satisfied with it. It feels strong, works great, and for what i payed i got the best product i could have
This hammer drill also has a fuel gauge on it, so I know where I stand with battery life. No more guessing how much life I have left in my batteries. The torque, along with the 3/8" chuck makes this a great tool that stands out. I would definitely recommend!
I was super excited to find such a good price on this but its advertised as coming with a 30 minute charger but alas it does not, instead it comes with a BC330 1 hour charger so not cool & now I have to spend precious time which computes to money lost to email this merchant & who knows possibly file a complaint with my credit card, the Oregon Attorney Generals Office of Consumer Affairs &/or the Federal Trade Commission, hopefully Bosch or Amazon will make things right.
I have had several of these drills for commercial use. Great drill with lots of power and torque. The hammer drill is just a great addition to this drill. Love it  I do not need to carry the 18 volt hammer drill around to install tapcons.Yes I would buy again and the warranty includes commercial use.
I don't have the right adapters to drive lag screws. I'd assume you could manage the same diameter as long as you didn't do it all day.An important determinant is durability. I'm not going to know that until I have a major project. But I will say that the motor still feels relatively cool after pushing in a few large screws. Fit and finish are very good and the carrying case has internal straps to keep things in place.
Have used this drill one time from a contracter that was doing some work on my house and fell in love with it, so I looked it up here on Amazon and it was for $79.?? and I didn't really need to spend the money. Well a week later I changed my mined and looked it up to buy and was suprised the price went up to almost $150.00. So its safe to say I'm not purchasing this drill anytime soon. But it is a very good drill.
For lefties, I'd imagine the situation would be even worse since they would be accidentally switching from forward to reverse. * The two speed gear box is great. It gives you much better control when you need to perform low speed/high torque operations. I don't know how I lived without it before. * Convenient switching between driving, regular drilling, and hammer drilling operations with the mode selector ring which is independent from the clutch setting. * Powers through masonry great for such a small drill.
The grip is comfortable, isn't slippery, isn't too bulky, making it great for people with smaller hands. To top it all off, Bosch has been a leading manufacturer of professional power tools for decades, so you know you're getting a tool with a reputation for quality and durability.
Answer: yes