/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>350407
>>350419

I recomended you the Makita combo kit earlier.

Atalented /diy/erI work with got the Ryobi combo kit (impact & drill, 2 batteries, charger) about 6 months...junk under any kind of situation where they really need to preform. The drills are slower, weaker, batteries die faster, take longer to charge, the drills themselves are also much bulkier, heavier. Most drills have LEDs on them to illuminate where you're drilling, his set does not ( maybe they make new ones with LEDs? A VERY convenient feature.) Also, my Makita's have a hook so you can just hook it on your pocket/belt if you're not using it. I don't wear a tool belt, so this is a great feature that I haven't really seen on any other drills...... DeWalt may have a drill with the clip/hook.

Ryobi is a housewife tool.... 350397 is correct.
Picture related, it's what you should make for your drill if you buy any of these other inferior drills

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