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Question: Is it working with european eletrical socket  voltage ~230V, fequency 50Hz? Is there any adapter for this socket?
Document: The ergonomics of the tool are pretty decent and the keyed chuck is quite solid. However, the variable speed feature could use some improvement. At lower speeds, there is almost no torque and when the trigger is pressed a little more to compensate, it revs to full speed. There is very little working range to the variable speed feature.
this product seems great except the chuck has a problem i contacted amazon and there is another one on its way shipped that day and due to arrive 2 days later if i have problems with the other one i will repost but i think this is a great drill worked great and powerful just the chuck sticks and i didnt like that.got the new one 2 days works great thanks for the fast replacement
casi 2 a&ntilde;os con este taladro, le hemos dado bastante uso en hierro, madera, drywall y perfecto.tremendo taladro... recomendado.
What a great drill, especially at the price I paid, much cheaper than the other ones of similar quality. YMMV. It really gives the power you need to do the tough jobs. I wish the extra &#34;hammer&#34; handle locked in place to be more solid sometimes without using a lot of torque on it, but it's nice you can slip it around too. I can't really complain about this drill. better than those battery powered ones that never give you enough juice.
WHEN YOU NEED THE POWER OF A 1/2 INCH DRILL, MORE OFTEN THAN NOT YOU HAVE ACCESS TO PLUGIN ELECTRICITY. THIS IS NOT THE MOST POWERFUL UNIT OUT THERE  (OTHERS ARE 9, 10 AMPS)  BUT IT IS GOING TO HAVE MORE POWER THAN ANY CORDLESS UNIT. IT WILL TAKE CARE OF ANYTHING I NEED AS A HOMEOWNER. MY CORDLESS 3/8 DRILL DOES THE LIGHTER STUFF.
Upon initial examination, the Dewalt DW235G is a very well made 1/2" drill. I purchased it because I needed to drive  bits (.75", .875", 1", 1.25" w/ 1/2" shank) that were large enough for toggle bolts fit through. It did what it is supposed to without a hitch. Since then, I have used it for a variety of household projects.
Trust me, use the auxillary handle and hold on tight this brute has got the power I was looking for. The VSR trigger provides very good speed control and the overall construction of the drill is impressive. I got exactly the drill I wanted and more quality than I anticipated for the price. I would have given it 5 stars except for the fact that the chuck key does not engage the chuck as positively as I would like but, with enough pressure you can tighten the chuck as tight as required.
This was an excellent buy for me, it actually was better than described. It will last me the rest of my life.
This review will compare the Milwaukee 0299-20 Magnum and the Dewalt DW235G. Similar drills from a specification perspective.I purchased the Milwaukee drill initially due to all the rave online reviews at Amazon and Home Depot. It seemed like it was well put together. I bought this specifically to drill holes in railroad ties for rebar pins. I used it with a Bosch 3/4&#34; by 9&#34; daredevil auger bit.The first few holes went well.
This may not matter to others, but it is better to be accurately informed before you buy...also, a case would be a nice addition for such a nice-looking and powerful tool! Good luck to all!
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