Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: can it drill a hole in 14 inch plastic
Document: The drill feels hefty in my hand, the plastic feels very sturdy, and built to last. The metal chuck I can trust, as opposed to the plastic hand tightened chucks that let go of bits every so often.If you need a metal keyed chuck, and don't mind having a corded drill, this won't let you down.
Overall, this is a good drill. It's powerful, has a great chuck, isn't heavy, works well as a screwdriver, and isn't too loud. My only real complaint is that the handle isn't very comfortable. It's made only of plastic (no rubber grip), and this plastic has an abrasive pattern in it. It's not too hard to get used to (especially if you have tough hands), but nevertheless it's still uncomfortable.Also, something I don't like about most corded drills (this one included) is that the handle is at the back of the drill, aka behind the center of gravity of the drill.
Yes, it does not have a level, who cares. This drill will outlast any cordless drill on the market, I was getting tired of batteries going dead and weakening over time, this thing will drill all day long without effort, no plastic gears you have to worry about in cordless also, just buy an extention cord and get the job done, the keyed chuck is a good one, locks up tight, the 6 amps is plenty and will run circles around any 18 volt cordless I've used. Yes it is made in china but what drill isn't, not even Milwaukee is any more :(  The cordless market is a scam, why do replacement batteries cost as much as the drill and battery put together?
The drill motor looked well made out of the box, so I plugged it into the power outlet and verified the operational features. Two months later I actually used the drill motor to drill some holes and the spin axis, when under load, wobbles and vibrates causing the hole to be oval and not round. The price was cheap and so is the quality.
Drill is lightweight with the keyed chuck which enables you to tighten up on bits no matter how small they are.
To keep you buying them, got tired of being scammed, so I got the good old fashion tailed drill.
This was exactly what I was looking for,I was seeking a smaller drill with a separate chuck and this Dewalt drill fit the bill.
This was a gift for my husband. He loves it, says it is the best drill he has ever had and he wouldn't have anything else. &#34;No more loose bits.&#34;
Its a good drill for the money alittle on the heavy side but very well built need a corded drill and this foot the bill. For the money i don't thong it could be beat.
Wanted a jacobs chuck on a heavy duty corded drill for sanding disks and wire wheels. This is the ticket and there are many out there. It is a quality drill from DeWalt and the price was unbeatable.
Answer: yes