COOL AC Drill $12.99

good post Joe. Looks like a good buy.

-- keeping myself entertained

Dan, it looked good to me…

At checkout, BUYING 1, it was 12.99 + 8.97 or 21.96.

... something told me to try qty 2… 12.99 + 12.99 = 25.98... FREE SHIPPING!

I figured I got the 2nd one for only $4.02 !!! LOL
... I have a Xmas present now… for someone… LOL

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What brand are they?

My mom buys things from there sometimes. No complaints.

-- He who dies with the most tools... dies with the emptiest wallet.

... you know as much as I do…

”A FAMOUS BRAND”

You take your chances… like I am… LOL

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Let’s hope it’s not Central Machinery or Chicago Electrics, or whatever name Harbor Freight uses for their drills.

-- "hold fast to that which is good"

LOL…

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Junk brands are famous brands too. It is a risk to buy.

No risk… No reward…

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What the brand it is? From the picture, it looks like Harbor Freight item.

they give you two at 4 dollars extra cause they save on sending you another when they break. Which is guaranteed. Piece of junk.

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When I receive them, I will report on them…

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I remember the first electric drill I bought … in fact I still have it and it works!

I bought it in 1966 at a lumber yard across from the trailer court we were living in while I was going to UW. I paid the same price then for a single speed B&D (that’s all they had in the store).

Did you know that at one time there was a company in Chicago that assembled a great number of electric power tools for a good number of vendors. I used to go to stores and look at power tools just to see where they were assembled. I doubt if that company exists since many power tools are now made overseas.

The one pictured looks like a Rockwell.

-- "I never met a board I didn't like!"

Except for the chuck design, it looks just like this:

http://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/electric-drills/3-8-eighth-inch-variable-speed-reversible-drill-3670.html

Haband, eh? I may get one and see if they would bundle shipping with some polyester Sansabelt slacks.

The ONLY drill I would ever even consider buying is the Milwaukee Magnum. Plus this only has a 3/8 chuck, and it is keyless. At that price I would expect the spinning bit to look like a wobble dado

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dhazelton Good idea… I think you could do that!

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