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Which Cheap 20V Drill is BEST? 

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@shawndenise1739
@shawndenise1739 3 года назад
I'm a middle aged woman, and have absolutely no experience with any kind of tools , but this has helped me tremendously. Thank you so very much.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
I’m thrilled to hear that. Thanks for sharing your feedback. Cheers, Paul
@furyhavoc8681
@furyhavoc8681 3 дня назад
10/10 video only video i found that was this informative and not a waste of time. very big kudos love the channel
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 дня назад
Thank you 🙏
@jackiezhang3932
@jackiezhang3932 3 года назад
Thank you for such a thorough, honest, and entertaining review! I know nothing about power tools but have been researching options for my first power drill. This was super helpful! I think I'm going to go for the KIMO
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Glad it was helpful! I appreciate your feedback. Cheers, Paul
@wreignone
@wreignone 2 года назад
I love when people review a bunch of drills 🔥
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
👍
@antben
@antben 3 года назад
Every video should be as good and informative as this one. Congratulations.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Thanks 🙏!
@PP-rq7ly
@PP-rq7ly 3 года назад
I know anything about tools. Man, you saved me a lot of time and the frustration that comes with it. The Kimo I'm getting. Thank you for your vid and regards from NYC.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Thanks for the feedback! Enjoy your drill. Cheers, Paul
@stevecleary5149
@stevecleary5149 2 года назад
Watched a lot of these type of videos and yours was the most informative. You also had the best delivery and easily understandable for someone (ME) who knows little of such drills. Thank you|
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Thanks Steve!
@playthora6515
@playthora6515 3 года назад
Some men may relate when I say, even though I might not need it alot but I want the best drill. DeWalt or Milwaukee.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Yep, if you have the money and can justify the expense, I love my dewalt drills. For typical DIYers trying to make ends meet and using a drill a couple times a month, the drills shown here provide some great options.
@yourname20n9ne
@yourname20n9ne 3 года назад
I must be out of the loop back in my days festools and hilti were the best
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Can’t go wrong with those either. That’s a whole next level of cost and quality.
@trebest52
@trebest52 3 года назад
I feel the same way when I am dealing with my work tools pretty much use Milwaukee but came across this video because I am looking for a complete home sit that I barely would use unless I’m around the house
@michaelleftwich8186
@michaelleftwich8186 Год назад
I have the DeWalt 20 volt XR 1/2" brushless drill/ driver. Don't need anything else. Maybe look into other batteries, but that's it.
@patricemckenna8659
@patricemckenna8659 9 месяцев назад
That was great! You covered everything I read to look for in a drill and more. Thank you.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 9 месяцев назад
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Cheers
@radstorm
@radstorm 2 года назад
I have the Tepco..love it.. it's been very dependable.. the fact they give you 2 batteries is a plus also :o)
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Great to hear!
@highDparr
@highDparr 3 года назад
Excellent video! I bought an Avid Power drill off of Amazon a few weeks ago to use for some little household projects, and it works surprisingly well! I've only had to charge it once since I've had it, and as far as I can tell it can drill through anything.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Hi Heidi, great choice! Thanks for watching and for the comment. Cheers, Paul
@chantalgibbs678
@chantalgibbs678 2 года назад
Thank you, very helpful🙂
@dagneytaggart5993
@dagneytaggart5993 3 года назад
Thank you for the super helpful video! Been having a hard time figuring out which power drill to get for light weight home use.
@runstant1
@runstant1 2 года назад
great review, honest, knows his stuff !
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Thanks 🙏
@DeneeDubwa
@DeneeDubwa 3 года назад
Exactly what I needed!! Thank you
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Awesome! Thanks for watching. Cheers, Paul
@lordrichard8184
@lordrichard8184 3 года назад
I’d love to see the avid power drill vs the $30 hyper tough from Walmart. They look almost identical and I’d be curious to see if you could swap the batteries.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
I’d bet a cold one that the batteries aren’t interchangeable. Lots of drills look identical but the batteries normally have a proprietary interface which absolutely sucks.
@louisd95714
@louisd95714 10 месяцев назад
Nice review of the lesser drills. This proves that the average home owner doesn't need any more power than these for DIY tasks But I would love to know how the DeWalt stacks up to my Milwaukee M18 Fuel Gen4 hammer drill. :)
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 10 месяцев назад
Great point. As far as Dewalt vs. Milwaukee, I suspect you can find some content on this. Both good products in my experience.
@itsvictornieves
@itsvictornieves 3 года назад
Kimo looks like a winner
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Definitely a nice tool for the money.
@thienmiller1627
@thienmiller1627 3 года назад
Thank you! Great honest fair review.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Thanks for your feedback, Thien. Cheers, Paul
@kjkendall7548
@kjkendall7548 3 года назад
Do more of the Avid power drills
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Thanks for the suggestion.
@jo9732
@jo9732 3 года назад
Thanks. One consideration is that for these prices you can get into a refurbished ryobi which is a tiny step up. The biggest challenge I have with these brands are the battery availability in five years. Do you thunk they will still be available or only after market. Thanks for this video. For a person who uses a drill every once and then these are adequate.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
If a battery fails on one of these I would likely get a new drill because the battery would cost almost as much if you can find one.
@engineer_alv
@engineer_alv 3 года назад
You can also get into a brand new Skil 12V or 20V drill for the price of the Kimo and Teccpo. And it comes with a 5 yr warranty
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Great to know…thanks!
@thecheapshot1065
@thecheapshot1065 Год назад
My older dewalt 18v xrp Battery charger just died and it's on it's last battery. No I could drop2500 new charger Gets new batteries for maybe 75-100 but is it time to just get a new one. Given my budget is about $50 for right now and I need something right now But what I need doesn't have to have a lot of torque or power it just needs to spin fast I'm thinking cheap drill now and then when I get ready for the next construction project get good equipment. I know the drill is good
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
As the old saying goes; Buy once, cry once. I’d suggest waiting until you can get the drill you need.
@bmp507
@bmp507 3 года назад
Teccpo is a good drill. I have the drill driver and impact. 60$ each 2 batteries, charger, a bag 25 bits and then some other bit accessories with the impact. I was very surprised with the quality Im probably gonna stick with Teccpo. I've put them through the ringer and it's done every job easily. My only complaint is the drill bits occasionally come loose in the chuck while I'm drilling wholes. The batteries definitely don't die after 30 mins. I use them all day one battery per drill and I have to charge them every 2 days. I even bought Teccpo rotary tool it's powerful but it gets hot fast and idk if that's normal it's my first rotary tool. I bought Teccpo mini saw but returned it wasn't digging the plunge saw. Other than that it was a powerful saw
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Great info. Thanks for sharing. Run it nonstop on a fresh charge and let me know how long it lasts for you.
@bmp507
@bmp507 3 года назад
@@ToolMetrix I will. I bought the impact about a month and a half ago because I got tired of having to switch bits for drilling and driving. Both drill were on sale for around 60. They both came with 2 batteries, charger, bits and a bag. I do know that I never had issues with the batteries. Even if it only came with one battery they lasted long enough that I could charge it at night or if I took a lunch and it'd be fully charged when I need it. I use them from about 9am until 8-9 everyday and have had no issues. What do you mean run it continuously? Hold the trigger until it dies or just drive screws or drill holes until it dies?
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Yes. That was my test. Continuous run time. Squeeze the trigger until it stops spinning. No way could I run it all day. I’m guessing that you aren’t building decks or stud walls all day on a single charge.
@bmp507
@bmp507 3 года назад
@@ToolMetrix I've been off work so I work in the garage all day. I've been building portable workbenches and the occasional blanket ladder and outside benches for friends. The workbenches are 2×3 2×4 and plywood. Some have MDF tops depending on what the customers want. I predrill and countersink every screw and drill 4- 1 1/2-2 inch holes through the top frame that has 2 polls that slide out for table top extension or they can be pulled out and used as table legs for flip top. So I am technically drilling into studs but not for a wall. It's not the same as your test so I'll try your continuous test and let you know the results. Thanks for the all the info and feedback. I've been a union laborer for 17 years and have done just about every type of construction but never finish carpentry or detailed work so woodworking is very new to me. With covid and being stuck at home all my learning is trial and error or RU-vid so every video is greatly appreciated
@davidpatrick8153
@davidpatrick8153 2 года назад
@@bmp507 Let me know Brian. I just bought this Teccpo and now concerned since seeing this review and mine only came with 1 battery at $42.99 on sale. I could buy a whole new drill kit for spend $30 on just another battery alone.
@JackbenchWoodworking
@JackbenchWoodworking 4 года назад
Do they all have one handed chucks? I have a 4 yo 20v Black and Decker. It's not a powerhouse, but it's handy to have around. My biggest problem with it is that the chuck is two handed and it's pretty terrible.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 4 года назад
Hi Charlie, they all have the same style chuck. I’m not sure if it would be considered one handed or two handed. There’s not a locking mechanism for the chuck, but it doesn’t require a key either. You’re welcome to try these if you want.
@JackbenchWoodworking
@JackbenchWoodworking 4 года назад
@@ToolMetrix Thanks Paul. I'm not in the market for a new drill right now, but I love tool reviews!
@DY-Hak1
@DY-Hak1 2 года назад
How about the Hercules 20V cordless drill?
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Haven’t used it
@cwb8047
@cwb8047 Год назад
Excellent video, I don't own any of these. I have more mainstream brands. I've been looking for my wife a drill. She's not a wood worker or anything like that. I'm not entirely sure what is going to. Matter the most. I'm extremely familiar with the mainstream tools. I'm among many other things a master carpenter/cabinet maker/, award winning woodworker(Just Back Ground I'm Not Boasting,) As such I have very deep seated opinions about tools. I just want something that she can handle without frustration that poorly made products can bring. So I appreciate your efforts.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
Thank you for your feedback!
@donkeith3
@donkeith3 3 года назад
The main problem I find with KIMO 20 V tools is battery availability. I have been looking for a 20 V replacement battery for three months and I’ve had no luck. Amazon used to carry them but they are no longer available and I have not been able to find them anywhere on the Internet. Regardless of the tool quality, they are useless if you cannot find a replacement battery.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Hi Donald, yeah, a lot of these "tier 2" tool companies are light on parts and accessories. I think that they basically price the drill at about the same price as a Dewalt battery and figure that if your battery dies you can just replace the whole kit. To be clear, I don't like that, but that's just what I'm guessing is the logic.
@94SexyStang
@94SexyStang 3 года назад
cheap drills are Not a democracy.....take it or leave it! That's the price you pay with junk, BE aware of it before you buy!
@dagneytaggart5993
@dagneytaggart5993 3 года назад
Thank you for the super helpful video! I’ve been debating which power drill to go with for light weight home use. You helped me arrive at the Avid Power drill and I really appreciate it! Question: what are the pros and cons of choosing 1/2” vs 3/8” ? Thank you!
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
It really comes down to the drills ability to accept a bit larger than 3/8” without a necked down shaft which puts a better grip on the bit. Not a big deal for most hobbyists.
@Mr.ResidentEvilXfiles
@Mr.ResidentEvilXfiles 2 года назад
Fell in love with Black + decker and I’m sticking to it until it fails me.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
That’s the best plan. Get as much value as possible. 👍
@chinchilla505
@chinchilla505 Год назад
I've built 20 garden boxes, fences, catio projects, used garden auger for planting every year, left it in the rain for 5 years now with my $35 black and decker 20v (pre inflation). It's still going strong.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
Very cool
@brodyrichard263
@brodyrichard263 Год назад
This guy is single as hell living the dream
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
28 years married and still living the dream!
@brodyrichard263
@brodyrichard263 Год назад
Wow I’m so jealous lol I have two small kids under 5 and just the thought of being able to do this type of stuff with my time is a dream! Not complaining I love my family but man I see guys doing this stuff and I get so jealous because I have ZERO free time
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
Yeah, it’s tough. I find that free time doesn’t just happen. When the kids were younger I would get out to the shop a couple hours before they got up. And sometimes I would go out again after they went to bed. Then I’d go out there early on weekends and get done what I could before I made them breakfast.
@brodyrichard263
@brodyrichard263 Год назад
@@ToolMetrix yeah I’m just doing my part as a parent but one day I’ll miss it once they are grown and all I will have is free time to do these things so it’s fine but anyways I love your content. Great stuff just amazing
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
Thanks 🙏
@badmexicancinema8100
@badmexicancinema8100 3 года назад
Its been almost a year how have the drills held up?
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
I didn’t keep any of them.
@FursaFarfasha
@FursaFarfasha 3 года назад
Cool video. Surprised you didn't include Bauer from Harbor Freight.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Maybe next time. Be heard good things.
@lchkhaidze
@lchkhaidze 3 года назад
Thank You :) could you provide us more info about charger input voltage ranges?
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Hi Lasha, thanks for your question. Unfortunately I no longer have the drills in my shop.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Great information. Thanks 🙏!
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Thanks for the feedback and the sub. Love Aus. Spent a week in Sydney and Brisbane a few years back. Special place to say the least.
@bobbystewart2605
@bobbystewart2605 Год назад
Would also like to c the warrior from harbor freight compared to these.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
Good suggestion. Thank you.
@robertstewart7804
@robertstewart7804 Год назад
@@ToolMetrix turns out, it’s even cheaper then the ones in the video
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix Год назад
Harbor Freight is usually the cheapest option
@athiffaraz3117
@athiffaraz3117 2 года назад
Between Avid and Black & Decker which would u suggest if both are coming for same price ? i saw some videos where they said Avid broke after couple of uses, so kinda confused
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
If Avids are breaking quickly then I’d go B&D. B&D has a good brand reputation and would probably be easier to track down for a warranty issue.
4 года назад
Hello my friend. very nice. thank you. be happy. see you...
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 4 года назад
Thanks for the feedback Sahane! Cheers, Paul
4 года назад
@@ToolMetrix see you.
@jamescarter8813
@jamescarter8813 4 года назад
Surprised you didn't do the Harbor Fright drills to see where they fit in the Value cordless drill set.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 4 года назад
Yep good point. I thought about that but had to draw a line somewhere.
@FourDollaRacing
@FourDollaRacing 10 месяцев назад
Bullshit. Harbor Freight doesn't have affiliate links, so you only reviewed drills from SCAMazon....
@salinecountyclay8199
@salinecountyclay8199 2 года назад
this is a test of drive function on drills. Really wanted to see how the actually drill holes.
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Correct.
@CreatingwithWinglessAngel
@CreatingwithWinglessAngel 2 года назад
What about the eastvolt drill?
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
I don’t have any experience with it.
@LLPOF
@LLPOF 3 года назад
Y u drill sideways?
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
I drill in all directions equally.
@LLPOF
@LLPOF 3 года назад
@@ToolMetrix 😁
@vmrhanky
@vmrhanky 2 года назад
i ordered that drill from kimo they sent me a cheaper 18+1 drill customer service is bad
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Weird. Good to know. Thanks.
@lionsgateconcierge4590
@lionsgateconcierge4590 3 года назад
U didn't use any on concrete
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 3 года назад
Dang! I had intended to. The Kimo was the only one that has a hammer drill function. It does much better on concrete than the others but not in the same league as my Bosch dedicated corded hammer drill. But for occasional use the Kimo is legit.
@lionsgateconcierge4590
@lionsgateconcierge4590 3 года назад
@@ToolMetrix thank you for your quick and kind response.
@marryjane1684
@marryjane1684 2 года назад
50$ to 70$ 😫😩😫😩 wrong video more like .99 to 30$ 😂😂😂😂😂
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 года назад
Thanks for your feedback.
@FourDollaRacing
@FourDollaRacing 10 месяцев назад
For $30 or less, go with a corded drill. Walmart, Harbor Freight, and Amazon should all have decent drills in that price range....
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 10 месяцев назад
@FourDollaRacing i like the cordless drills better for most DIY applications.
@miraszegedi-tokar
@miraszegedi-tokar 2 месяца назад
PARKSIDE®
@ToolMetrix
@ToolMetrix 2 месяца назад
What about them?
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