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Speeds
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The maximum speed (in rpm) in each gear range.
- 400, 1400
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Gear ranges
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Drills with two gears can usually better handle a range of drilling tasks. Low gear is for slow, powerful drilling such as a wide diameter bit through steel, or driving screws. High gear is for fast drilling, such as small diameter bits through timber.
- 2
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Brushless
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Brushless motors are frictionless which makes them more energy-efficient and quieter. They're also compact, provide higher torque, have better speed control and performance efficiency.
- Yes
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Chuck capacity (mm)
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The maximum diameter drill bit the chuck can take. 10mm is enough for most basic drilling jobs but 13mm naturally allows for larger bits. All tested models have keyless chucks (the chuck can be loosened and tightened by hand).
- Not stated – 13
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Driver bit storage slots
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A slot on the drill body to keep the screwdriver bit(s).
- No
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Light
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Whether the drill comes with a light, which illuminates the area being drilled to help you drill more accurately.
- Yes
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Carry case
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Whether the drill comes with a hard or soft carry case. A hard case will protect the drill, battery and accessories, but is heavier and bulkier.
- Soft
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Belt clip
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Whether the drill comes with a belt clip so you can hang the drill from your belt between drilling tasks.
- Yes
- Other items included
- Impact driver
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Other skins
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A list of other common tools (aka skins) from the same manufacturer that can be powered by the battery included with the drill.
- Hammer drill, impact driver