Dewalt 20Volt Rotay Hammer Drill
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Adam Floyd wrote:I notice the Amazon drill is labeled 18 Volt, whereas the Toolnut.com drill is a 20 Volt. I heard a great review by a prolific bolter who has switched to the Dewalt and says it keeps up with everything else.DeWalt makes 18V, 20V and 36V hammer drills. |
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Locker wrote:I seriously doubt that an 18v Dewalt Hammer Drill is going to perform nearly the same as a Bosch 36v Hammer Drill.To doubt is a good thing! DeWalt makes 3 different 18V drills and Bosch makes two different 36 volt drills. A DeWalt DC212KA has more power and higher impact force than a Bosch GBH36V-Li Compact but lower beat frequency so generally the DeWalt will be faster in the right rock. |
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Adam Floyd wrote:I notice the Amazon drill is labeled 18 Volt, whereas the Toolnut.com drill is a 20 Volt. I heard a great review by a prolific bolter who has switched to the Dewalt and says it keeps up with everything else.That confuses us as well, in Europe there are no 20V drills only 18, 24 & 36V and the one you show is listed as 18V here. |
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The 20V battery is about the same size of a wallet. Again, good power for short bursts, but not much capacity. |
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"To doubt is a good thing! DeWalt makes 3 different 18V drills and Bosch makes two different 36 volt drills."
Those bastards! "You learn something new every day". and I'll stick with my Bosch thank you very much! LOL! |
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I'd heard awesome things about the DeWalt, and had to try it out for myself. Its not as light as it looks! The battery life wasnt bad, but the owner did have to retire his batteries way too quick. |
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The 36v Bosch is on sale at CPO. |
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Locker wrote:The 36v Bosch is on sale at CPO. cpotools.com/bosch-11536c-2…CPO is like crack for me Locker, please stop, the 18Vs are calling my name, especially since I already have a few batteries and chargers. 239.00 for a bare tool??? |
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LOL! |