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- Extra long 8′ rubber cord with 3-prong grounded plug
- 360° auxiliary handle with optional depth gauge
- 767 in-lbs. Torque
- 8 foot rubber cord w/ grounded plug
Product Description
Variable speed reversing trigger control, 0 550 RPM. 8.0A. Ball and needle bearing construction. High torque, triple reduction gearing for large holes. Heavy duty chuck with ground and hardened jaws. Includes: 360 auxiliary handle and chuck key. Available… More >>
Bosch 1034VSR 8 Amp 1/2-Inch Drill
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February 3rd, 2010 at 2:25 pm
I was originally going to buy a Milwaukee 5.5 Amp magnum drill with the hopes of someday handing it down to my son as a testament to the quality of an American Manufactured product. Then I read the reviews and the last one posted informed me that Milwaukee had outsourced the manufacturing of that drill to China. If I wanted a Chinese drill, I would have bought a Hitachi.
So I bought the Bosch, and am very impressed. it has just as much if not more power than the Milwaukee. I drilled holes with self feed bits up to 2 and 9/16s and the drill didn’t even get warm. This is a high quality poece of machinery that seems built to last. It is made in Switzerland, But that sure beats China any day.