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Oct 8, 2015
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mango
So do I need the regular screw drill? Or should I just save $ and get impact?
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Dewalt 20V Lithium Ion vs. 18V Nickle Cadium
mango
10/8/15 10:29am
Lithium is lighter, lasts longer, more sensitive to drops.
Moab Rising
10/8/15 10:32am
What do you mean by sensitive to drops? Are you talking dropping from a ladder
mango
10/8/15 10:36am
I never set my drill down on the battery, I always
Real G Man
10/8/15 10:41am
I don't know the parameters, just that lithium batteries are less shock
Moab Rising
10/8/15 10:47am
Whatever you do, get the impact drill. I love Dewalt but Makita's impact
Zach Morris
10/8/15 10:32am
I've never really used an impact drill. Do you just like the compact size?
mango
10/8/15 10:33am
Impact is awesome.
Twin Roots
10/8/15 10:35am
Im tellin Ya. Once you use an impact drill you'll feel like your life has been
Zach Morris
10/8/15 10:42am
So do I need the regular screw drill? Or should I just save $ and get impact?
mango
10/8/15 10:57am
The impact can do all the screw drill can. The screw drill can not do all
Zach Morris
10/8/15 11:00am
I'd get the regular drill to drill holes, impact to drive screws, bolts, etc.
bluecheese
10/8/15 11:04am
Much, much more power. I use it to put in 6 or 8 inch
Real G Man
10/8/15 10:43am
Yup
Twin Roots
10/8/15 10:46am
Milwaukee
AtomicHamster
10/8/15 10:51am
Meant for OP
AtomicHamster
10/8/15 10:51am
I'm a Milwaukee guy all the way. I was recently helping out on a deck and used
Freddie Cougar
10/8/15 11:07am
These debates are like Ford vs. Chevy. I have both and they perform the same.
bd52
10/8/15 10:57am
Definitely go lithium. Also, store inside. Cold kills batteries.
bluecheese
10/8/15 10:37am
Cold does not "kill batteries". In fact cold can help prolong the life of a
supertux
10/8/15 12:01pm
RE: Cold does not "kill batteries". In fact cold can help prolong the life of a
bluecheese
10/8/15 12:15pm
Also, is the 20V vs. 18V and issue you would be concerned with?
mango
10/8/15 10:42am
20v is preferable but more $$$ 18v is more than sufficient for a DIY guy.
Zach Morris
10/8/15 10:43am
I purchased the 20V MAX when I was building my home. It is far and away
Bert609
10/8/15 11:20am
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