Drill DeWALT DWD024K

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good model, I liked it

28 October 2017

Well, how can you do without a drill at home? The house is panel, multi-storey, with reinforced concrete walls and ceilings, so a rotary hammer is best suited for making holes in such walls. But rotary hammers don't know how to drill accurately, and I needed that too. So I got this rotary hammer on the farm. DeWalt chose because the brand is not bad, and the prices are reasonable.

This is a classic and reliable "door-to-door" impact drill with above average power. Of course, her impact energy is small; when working on concrete, the drill does not hit, as in a rotary hammer, but rather vibrates. But the result is the same, although not so fast. When compared with a 800 watt Bosch rotary hammer, the drilling speed is 4-5 times less. But, at home, more than five holes did not have to be made at a time, but most often it is two holes with a figure-eight drill, under a plastic dowel. For such work, this drill is quite enough, and I will somehow survive slow drilling, wait an extra 30 seconds, just think))) The drill itself is quite light for its power, 1.8kg. Its dimensions are small, it can be controlled even in slightly cramped conditions. The start button confidently and smoothly adjusts the engine speed from 0 to 2800 rpm. Drills wood and metal with confidence.

She has a key cartridge and I took it consciously, I didn’t want to mess with newfangled quick-clamps, which are not very reliable. But, to be honest, I'm not very happy with them. A carbide-tipped drill after one hole (and sometimes even earlier) starts to rotate and the cartridge has to be tightened again.

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