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Currently thetoolstore.ca is promoting cordless drills. I have used Hitachi 14 volt Nickel Metal Hydrate drills for nearly eight years. The drills are going strong, the batteries are dying away. If you are in the market for a cordless drill I suggest that you check out a couple the available tools before you buy. Often whether a tool is deemed good or bad is based on whether the tool lives up to the purchaser's expectations. If you buy a lower cost hobby tool and then work it like a full time building contractor, you have no grounds for complaint if the tool isn't up to the job. I dug up a couple of sites that offer recent reviews of cordless drills. 1. Top Ten Reviews. 2. Cordless Drill Reviews. I like to hear about other people's experiences before I decided which way I am going to jump. When the Hitachi's finally run out of juice I will look around and see what available, reliable and a reasonable price, when I happens I'll let you know. cheers, ian | |||||||||||||||||||
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Cordless Drills
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