heatgain
06-25-2009, 11:21 AM
Hope I`m in the correct forum for this.
Well, it finally happened. My cordless drill, a 14.4v B&D, which was used for headlight polishing offsite and of course for home duty, has been out-powered by my wife. She jammed a accessory bit-holder into the chuck and cranked it so tight, even B&D/Dewalt couldn`t fix it.
So I need a new cordless drill.
Like I said, I`ll use it for headlight restoring where electric isn`t available to use my DA, and for home duty.
Any models/makes/voltages you guys use that you particularly liked or disliked for those duties? And why or why not?
My thoughts - buy another B&D that uses the same batteries, so I`ll have extras, (extra charger too), or get a better one that suits my needs better, headlight-wise.
My budget is $200 max, but of course I`d spend less if I could. I believe my old B/D was around $100, but although it was passable for the headlights, it wasn`t outstanding, speed-wise. The D/A did a much better job.
Well, it finally happened. My cordless drill, a 14.4v B&D, which was used for headlight polishing offsite and of course for home duty, has been out-powered by my wife. She jammed a accessory bit-holder into the chuck and cranked it so tight, even B&D/Dewalt couldn`t fix it.
So I need a new cordless drill.
Like I said, I`ll use it for headlight restoring where electric isn`t available to use my DA, and for home duty.
Any models/makes/voltages you guys use that you particularly liked or disliked for those duties? And why or why not?
My thoughts - buy another B&D that uses the same batteries, so I`ll have extras, (extra charger too), or get a better one that suits my needs better, headlight-wise.
My budget is $200 max, but of course I`d spend less if I could. I believe my old B/D was around $100, but although it was passable for the headlights, it wasn`t outstanding, speed-wise. The D/A did a much better job.