I owned a Craftsman cordless drill until the batteries wouldn't take a charge.
I found it more of a hassle dealing with batteries vs running an extension cord.
The big drill is a mid 90's Black & Decker Quantum Pro variable speed 1/2" hammer drill.
American made and purchased at Wal-Mart for I think $70.
The small drill is a Ryobi 3/8" variable speed clutch drill I bought for $40 at the Home Depot.
Both are very nice drills and I'd rather use these anytime rather than cordless whenever an outlet is handy.
I've never had a situation where a cordless drill was necessary. It seems like most people
can't imagine buying a corded drill these days.
I found it more of a hassle dealing with batteries vs running an extension cord.
The big drill is a mid 90's Black & Decker Quantum Pro variable speed 1/2" hammer drill.
American made and purchased at Wal-Mart for I think $70.
The small drill is a Ryobi 3/8" variable speed clutch drill I bought for $40 at the Home Depot.
Both are very nice drills and I'd rather use these anytime rather than cordless whenever an outlet is handy.
I've never had a situation where a cordless drill was necessary. It seems like most people
can't imagine buying a corded drill these days.