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oil pan 4 · 09-03-16, 11:48 AM

I have not owned a cordless drill since 1999.
The battery always dies and replacements seemed to cost 70% to 120% of the cost of a new drill and battery set.
I have 120v powered dewalt hammer drill since 2006 and dewalt side drill since 2010. Both work perfect.
Then I had a 120v cheap skill brand 1/2 inch chuck drill that lasted from 2004 to 2013 when it was stolen, but it was pretty beat up.

Best in the long run is anything with out a battery.

09-03-16, 11:48 AM	#5
oil pan 4 Land owner Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NM Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 12 Thanked 127 Times in 107 Posts	I have not owned a cordless drill since 1999. The battery always dies and replacements seemed to cost 70% to 120% of the cost of a new drill and battery set. I have 120v powered dewalt hammer drill since 2006 and dewalt side drill since 2010. Both work perfect. Then I had a 120v cheap skill brand 1/2 inch chuck drill that lasted from 2004 to 2013 when it was stolen, but it was pretty beat up. Best in the long run is anything with out a battery.