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Anonymous Wed Oct 9 14:02:09 2019 No.1696286 [Reply] [Original]

Is it possible to buy a corded driver (not drill, something with low speed settings, reversible and with a clutch) these days?
Ryobi used to make one, but they don't seem to sell it anymore.
The only thing I've found super sketchy $20 chinese ones, drywall drivers without a clutch, and specialist low torque precision tools for fine assembly.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 14:45:06 2019 No.1696304 >>1696286 Bosch makes one, look for GSR 7-14 E, i don't know if they sell it on US tho.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:02:39 2019 No.1696316 >>1696286 Skil is selling the "6221 AA Energy" I have one myself and it seems reasonably built.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:09:23 2019 No.1696322 >>1696286 >>1696316 Oh, just found out that it's not on the Skil US Website. Maybe it's just too much of a hassle making a corded driver for 120V.,

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:20:10 2019 No.1696326

>>1696286
Black and Decker Matrix, they sell both a corded and cordless version.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0094B9BHE

Its a cheap, corded drill with a clutch.
Its a modular system where you remove the drill/clutch head and replace it with a jigsaw or sander or some other attachment.
Its identical to Craftsman BoltOn so all those attachments work.

I bought the Corded Matrix variant cheap maybe 5 years ago. I tried the impact driver attachment, wasnt impressed and returned it. Never bought another attachment.
Its been my beater drill and has held alright for how cheap it is.

You really dont have a lot of options. I wanted to stay corded, but ended up buying Milwaukee cordless shit. I wanted a nicer drill and needed an impact driver, and there were no corded impact drivers to be had either. So yeah, the market browbeat me into cordless.

But honestly for the price, the Matrix will do what you want.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:21:14 2019 No.1696327 >>1696322 >Maybe it's just too much of a hassle making a corded driver for 120V., They know we are consumerist whores and will buy shiny new cordless stuff if they deprive the market of cheap accessible impact drivers or clutched drills.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:25:40 2019 No.1696330 >>1696286 >>1696326 Maybe check the Makita 6952. It seems really expensive though.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:27:08 2019 No.1696333

>>1696304
I'm in Europe, the Bosch only seems to sell it in South America.
>>1696316
I can buy the Skil here, found something similar from a local brand.
It has fuck all torque, but all I need it for is driving wood screws anyway, it's like €75 so I'd rather buy this, and a proper corded drill for actual hole-making.
>>1696326
That would probably be enough for my needs too.
>>1696330
That's a big fuckoff impact hammer, if anything the TD0101F is a lot more reasonable.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:31:18 2019 No.1696338 >>1696333 >so I'd rather buy this, and a proper corded drill Compared to a cordless drill-driver I mean.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 01:43:34 2019 No.1696338,1 flea market

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