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Good deal on cheap drill
#1
End of story.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/400588539040
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#2
Not bad if you can live with one speed, I finally gave up on a B&D cordless drill I got in 2001. The charger died and I got a new 18v drill as a close out at Big Lots--$9.95 out the door.
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#3
7.2 v isn't going to be good for much.
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#4
Includes: Drill/Driver, Battery (built into drill), Charger


??? does that mean the battery is not replaceable?
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#5
it means you disassemble it, and solder in new cells.

I have done that several times over the years with my Skil Super Twist cordless screw driver.
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#6
As Racer X mentioned, open and replace. That's more like a cordless screwdriver.
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#7
And actually, I love my ancient Skil Super Twist. There is something said for a more controllable slower but high torque driver.
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#8
Actually in the description it says 2 speed, 325/650 rpm, but I didn't think they made non-variable speed
drills like this anymore. I'm still liking my Craftsman C3 series.
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#9
Grateful11 wrote:
Actually in the description it says 2 speed, 325/650 rpm, but I didn't think they made non-variable speed
drills like this anymore. I'm still liking my Craftsman C3 series.

My LDX172 is only one speed - and I have seen comments that it is NOT 2-speed - in spite of what some of the descriptions say..



LyleH
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