Just as Scott arrived home from work on Friday night, he noticed a message on his answering machine. It was from Dave, his friend since childhood. He was planning on having some guys over to help him build a deck around his pool and he wanted to know if Scott would like to come over and join the crew. Dave was always there to help him whenever he had a big project underway, so Scott knew for sure that he would be there on Saturday with his tool belt. He could get plenty of information for his own personal cordless drill review since he was, after all, a super handyman.

On Saturday, Scott arrived bright and early to start work on the new deck. He had an arrangement of tools ready for use and enjoyed a cup of coffee with Dave as they waited for the others to arrive. They discussed the deck plans Dave had in mind and started to gather the necessary materials and equipment for the job. Dave was glad that Scott was there because when it came to home repair, he knew Scott would be the most knowledgeable and experienced guy on site.

The Cordless Drill Review
As they worked on the deck, Scott saw that each worker was using a different kind of cordless drill. He had an Dewalt 18v,and Dave had a Milwaukee 14.4v. Scott was a fan of all these brands and checked out the speed and performance of each one as they worked. The Dewalt was very convenient because the model Scott had came with a keyless chuck which saved a lot of time, a reverse setting, on board bit storage, a charger and two batteries.

Joe’s Milwaukee seemed to work quite well and Scott noticed that its battery seemed to last for a long time. He also knew that one of the most important features in any cordless drill was the battery power and that it could be purchased with two batteries. This was especially important when working on location where re-charging the battery would be difficult. Having two batteries would ensure that the cordless drill could be used for the entire job. Scott also noticed that Joe’s Milwaukee had very high grip torque and on his model there was a reversible battery that allowed him to adjust balance and get into the tight corners of the deck and underneath it. The Milwaukee looked like a great cordless drill and Scott was impressed with it.

While Dave’s Makita was a little smaller than the other cordless drills, it was really performing well as they worked on the deck. He didn’t often use his cordless drill and only took it out for small projects around the house such as hanging pictures and shelves. His Mikita 14.4v was nicely built and seemed to have awesome power for its size. Scott noticed that the precision and torque were indeed commendable and the battery was good with plenty of run time. It was very versatile and was able to keep up with the bigger drills on the deck project.

Up for Discussion…
At the end of the day, as the three men finished the last section of the deck and gathered up their tools, they were very pleased with the results. Each one of the cordless drills had performed well all day and the quality of the work reflected that. As Scott packed up his Dewalt in its convenient carry case, he thought about purchasing another drill to use for other projects at home. He thought the Makita and the Milwaukee were great products and he decided to go online and check out all the cordless drill models when he got home. It was another day and another great experience for Scott the handyman.

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