Of all the power tools in your arsenal, your cordless drill is probably the one you will turn to the most. You can use it to tackle a wide range of household tasks, including assembling furniture, hanging pictures and shelves, and installing drywall. Because of this, we wouldn’t blame you for wanting to splurge on a drill from a reputable brand, such as DeWalt or Craftsman, when it’s time to buy a new one.
You’re welcome to take this approach to purchasing a new drill if you’d like — do it soon, though, since the price tags on DeWalt power tools, in particular, have never been lower — but you should know that you don’t need to break the bank to get your hands on a high-quality drill. The $90 Boreas 21V Cordless Drill Kit, for instance, includes many of the features found in pricier drills, and for a limited time, you can pick one up for just $39, nearly 60% off its retail price, at Walmart.
This inexpensive drill features a high-powered 21V motor that delivers a maximum torque of 398 inch-pounds. It also offers two variable speeds, including one that reaches up to 450 rotations per minute and another that reaches up to 1,500 rotations per minute. Additionally, the drill is equipped with a 3/8-inch keyless chuck that delivers a firm grip and enables quick, easy bit changes.
Speaking of bits, this cordless drill comes with a 59-piece set of screwdriving bits and HSS twist drill bits, along with a full complement of socket wrenches. Plus, it includes not one but two 2000mAh lithium-ion batteries and a fast charger that can fully recharge them in as little as one hour.
“It’s incredible,” one reviewer wrote. “It’s very sturdy and has plenty of torque. I’m very impressed!”
“It’s a surprisingly powerful drill,” another shopper added. “I have been completely satisfied with its performance. It’s a great value for the money.”
The Boreas 21V Cordless Drill Kit is 57% off at Walmart. Save a few bucks when buying a new drill without sacrificing quality by purchasing it today.
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Chris Yuscavage
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