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Ridgid kit: Drill:
DCD805: That said, the M18 is currently $98:
Ryobi:
Today we see if buying the top from brands like Milwaukee with their 2904, DeWALT, Makita XGT, Bosch and FLEX are worth it, or maybe traditionally less expensive cordless drills can get close enough to do the same jobs, including RIDGID R861152, DeWALT DCD805, Ryobi PBLHM101 and Parkside.
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The achilles heel of the Ryobi is sudden increases in demand from the tool, which the board will as a result shut it down. Some of the gradual increases in demand when testing the tool suit it more here, but in use we find if you feel a snag it will play it safe and shut the tool off. So that’s some usage vs testing that’s worth knowing.
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hey ryobi come up with 2nd Gen hammer drill (PBLHM102B) , n it’s the bomb! it got like 99% more torque! u gotta test it!
Please put the expensive Festool test also
I just snagged the DCD800 (non-hammer version of the 805) for 40 bucks. Definitely feels like a great purchase now. I think it will be great friends with one of my 1.7Ah powerstack batteries.
I’m so happy to see you guys have this drill comparison. My home gamer DeWalt smells like death anytime I pull the trigger thanks to the absolutely cooked brushes and rotor armature, so I’m on the hunt for a reasonably priced replacement.