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Join Date: Apr 2007
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dewalt cordless drill beta
i currently own a DC720 and it is really weak. can barely drill a regular bit hole through a 2x lumber but it takes forever to do it with a speedbore.
i was wondering how much better the 920 (XRP) is ? it sure looks more heavy-duty, metal chuck and all that. but the power metrics on the dewalt site compared only 410 for 720 vs 480 for 920 - i need more than 20% stronger. |
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Newbie
Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 5
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dewalt cordless drill beta
makita.
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Newbie
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 2
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dewalt cordless drill beta
Before you go buy a new drill are you sure your batteries are just not old where they do not hold a full charge? The 920 is more expensive than getting 2 new batteries.
The 920 is a great drill I have had lots of luck with it. Goes through just about anything with a full battery. As the guy above me said Makita is also a great drill. |
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liscenced electrician
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Oregon coast
Posts: 945
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dewalt cordless drill beta
every electrical contractor ive worked for uses 18 volt xrp drills from dewalt. They are great drills. I think there are better values out there. But if your sparing no expense, dewalt is a great drill. It sounds like either your batteries are shot, or you are overworking your drill and burned the motor up
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