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Question: Can this be used to drill holes in wall for hanging pictures? Was told that a dedicated hammer drill would do a better job but I prefer a 2 in 1...
Document: I recently used it for planting small trees with a 2.75&#34; garden auger. Whoa! Having a battery operated drill makes digging holes in my rocky 3 acres a snap. Really beats getting down on your hands and knees with a trowel and getting sore wrists and elbows from repetitive banging into hardpan. Drilling several side by side holes loosen the soil to the ultimate hole size you need-- you just remove the dirt and plant.
Suspense and applause - as the announcer  opens the envelope- clapping, everyone is in tuxedos and had their teeth whitened and they smile giant smiles:  The victim, just finished using a speed bit to drill some 1/2 holes through a Formica work surface, with  particle board underlayment and plywood and so far- GOOD. marvelous .
I had an old (now tired) Dewalt prior to this and it didn't do this.The battery:  I found I was able to kill the battery from full charge in under a half hour - maybe even less than 15 minutes - even though the product was being used for the very first time. I was drilling 5/8" holes through ceiling joists. I doubt I drilled more than 2 dozen holes.
This drill is very powerful for its size,feels good to hold and does most handyman jobs easily.Not really a trademansdrill ,but I have used mine quite extensively and it has not let me down .For the price it cost I would recommend it to anyone ,but if you want to make things a little easier for yourself buy the model which has 2 lithium batteries.
I had a drill that had pictures showing the type of screw/drill you were doing and that made it easy to adjust. This just says (buried in the instructions somewhere) &#34;try to screw something at lowest setting, then adjust until it works&#34; or some such nonsense. Not very clear. I just hoped it would have better &#34;easy mode&#34; instructions and settings for a terrible home handyman like me.
A 5 for the charger and a 1 for the drill because I haven't used it yet (average =3).
Project consisted of drilling and driving 3 inch wood screws in wall stud. Even will pre-drilling, numbered screw settings resulted in over-clutching. Motor spun and drill/driver head would not turn. Fully charged. Small home project. Finally worked by driving using the drill setting for driving and using a hand screwdriver. Numbered settings on tool were totally useless for driving. This was a small wood job, no heavy materials.Instructions for tool hidden in the carry bag and were not useful.
Great value!This is a must have for any home owner. I just installed some shelves in the garage. The driver (setting 1 on top..gives you more power and less speed) did a great job getting the screws into to the wood studs. The drill is surprisingly light and the battery is considered long lasting (only time will tell).The drill comes with a charger and one battery along with a nice carrying bag.
Hopefully I got a lemon unit as I just received this drill on 05/01/2014 and first used it 05/02/2014. Used it to undo some fasteners and the motor start smoking. Now the fasteners weren't that hard remove. Very disappointed with this unit hopefully the replacement will fair better. Will update.
The 7.2-Volt version I already had was a really nice drill because it's super small, light-weight, and holds it charge just as-advertised. However, the 7.2-Volt version just felt kinda weak when I needed to drill holes and the sound and feel of the motor sounds and handle like a toy.
Answer: yes