Just 12 here:
Gonna get my fire going hot now so when I'm ready all I have to do is crash out. Look at parts till then.
Anyone have any preferences for drills. Getting a cordless impact and drill. Probably Dewalt. Would like one that would work well with saws and doing stuff around the house. I figure 18V Lithium Ion would do well. Don't need the torque of the 20V.
My oldest step son swears by his 12V Li Ion. I'm thinking 18V so parts are still serviceable in a few years.The 20v max (really a 18v rig) is very high speed.
It will sink a 3 inch deck screw in seconds, but often can be a pain for delicate work, where it really is just too high speed.
Great torque for mechanics work though!
Good to know. My old 9.6V still works but the batteries are tired and very low torque now. It only saw occasional use. I put more use on a saw in a good cutting weekend than a drill in 3-5 years. LOLI have both the Dewalt and Milwaukee 18 volt sets, you won`t go wrong with either set. I use mine for everyday paying jobs, had them more than 4 years now and not a single letdown.
Hey Dan!!!!Daum , this year is starting as cold as the end of last year
Welcome to the New Year All !!!
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