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HILDA 21V Cordless Electric Drill/Screwdriver with Rechargeable Lithium Battery

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If you are looking for a budget Chinese cordless drill with strong/robust body and powerful torque, this one should be your choice. (Recommended to buy)
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24 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@mwanthony621 11 месяцев назад

That orange ones really good for drilling through tough old drywall and wood

@mwanthony621 11 месяцев назад

I have a hilda drill and its 21v and it is great for everything. I use it alot around the house. Especially when putting up railing in mortar or drilling holes in mortar to hang guitar hooks. I think people have issues with the lower volt ones.

@mwanthony621 11 месяцев назад

Only downside i have experienced with hilda drills is they dont always include 2 batteries in the plastic case. But for my 1st drill they are great. Just always make sure you set it to high speed when drilling holes

@Villagerus47 Год назад

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@svdelhi 4 года назад

Just see how it is struggling while drilling in Aluminium -- which is a soft metal -- What to say about hard metals like Iron , steel etc-- It will surely stuck up & loose its charging very fast & soon give up its power-- It is best suited only for wood or thin soft metals for holes of lesser diameter-- Not a powerful drill

@VenessaKay-vj8zg 7 месяцев назад

Where do you get the power box that you plug into that matches the plug for charger

@electroumit 3 года назад

Thanks, but you forgot to open the adapter. :)

@cahyowibowo8577 4 года назад

21v?multitester

@dennytjokrowidjojo8620 2 года назад

How long it's take to charge the battery

@johnmfjw 4 года назад

The problem with cheap cordless drill's is they do not have a fast charge and probably have plastic gears, but ok the DIY job.

@dekurvajo 4 года назад

Many of them have fast charge. The problem with them is you never can be sure how long you can use it before it will end up in your trash bin. The answer is: fu€k knows. It might works for years, you might having trouble with them on the very next day. Fixing these are most of the time does not makes sense, and you might find yourself in a dead end when you try to find replacement part for them without a single support. BUT! They definitely have they own place and purpose. Sometimes even in professional worksite, just have to know and mind their limits and purpose.