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5. The turbo fan drives air very well, especially at high speeds, which is good against overheating. 1. The chuck noticeably wobbles. Inserting thin and brittle drill bits is dangerous. This is even more noticeable with long ones. 2. The plastic casing and especially the cord have a strong smell. 3. Misaligned molding of the casing parts. The drill's mount doesn't fit into standard 43 mm stands - it's 46 mm at the seam and 44 mm on the sides. 4. The drill weighs 1.2 kg without the cord and 1.55 kg with packaging. It's nowhere near 1.9 kg. They saved on the motor and metal. 5. The button works poorly. The start is not smooth but jerky, and it's stiff. use Elprom ED-570 less than month |
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Additional features drills / screwdriver Elprom ED-570:
- Clip for attaching the tool to the belt
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Confused about:
1. The core length of the stator and rotor is 30 mm. I think this is too little for 570 watts. Maximum 400 watts.
2. Assembly seems decent, nothing is loose or squeaks, but the bearing seats are not reinforced even with thicker plastic. However, the drill is not impact, so maybe that's how it should be.
3. Light weight is good, but what did they skimp on? The drill is lighter than all counterparts.
4. Seemed to have little lubrication, but I am not knowledgeable about types or amounts of lubrication. The lubrication is light cream-colored, transparent, softer than petroleum jelly, but slightly thicker than gel ointment. Lubrication was only packed in the lower part under the main gear near the drive shaft. The gear and shaft seemed dry. The drill worked with a noticeable metallic sound, especially at low speeds. After forcibly lubricating the shaft and gear, the sound improved.