Buy Rockwell ProGrade RK2722K2 14.4-Volt Cordless DrillRockwell ProGrade RK2722K2 14.4-Volt Cordless Drill Product Description:
- 14.4-volt cordless drill with 3/8-inch no-slip keyless chuck with twist locking system
- 24 clutch positions with 310 in./lbs. of torque; magnetic bit/screw tray
- Dual gear variable speed range
- Soft grip comfort handle
- 2-year warranty
Product Description
3/8", 14.4V, Cordless, Drill/Driver Kit , With 2 Batteries, 0-350/0-1250 RPM, 1/2" Keyless Chuck, 34 Position Clutch, 310 IN LBS Torque, 1 Hour Charger, 2 Each 1.7AH Batteries & Carry Case.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Converient, well designed rechargabel drill.
By A Customer
This drill has enough power and light weight to be very usefull. Only draw back is the chuck would be better with 1/2 in. bit size. Price, carrying case and design makes it outstanding
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Warranty concern - UPDATE!!
By Dennis Elpers
I actually liked the drill when I bought it. Great feel and very adequate power. It has some nice little features like a built in level and magnetic screw holder. Then it just quit 4 months after my purchase, and the fun began. After a very long hold, the service department sent me to a factory number, another long hold, the factory sent me back to the service center, another long hold, then I was told to fax or email my receipt to someone at positecusa. When I asked for a reference number or a service ticket number, I was told that it wasn't necessary. I emailed a copy of the receipt, but got no acknowledgement. So, I might be receiving a replacement, but I suspect I'm in store for more time on the phone, "can you hold please?".Update -- the customer service rep shipped my replacement drill as promised. I guess I just didn't have faith. This bumps my rating from 1 to 4 stars. They still lose one for the time I spent on hold.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Not much power
By Jack B. Smestad
I don't know what drill everybody else is reviewing, but mine couldn't drive more than about 10 2 1/2 inch screws into plywood and 2 by 4 framing before it ran out of power.
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