Stanley SCH201D2K

Decent hole diameter in concrete

An American-made screwdriver is perfect for a home craftsman to perform simple work on chiselling and screwing screws. The main feature of the unit is the ability to drill fairly large holes in concrete at 13 mm with a torque of 45 Nm. Most models that can drill such a hole have a torque of 50 Nm or more, and a correspondingly higher price. In wood and metal, it drills 35 and 13 mm respectively. To work with materials of different densities, the model provides for adjusting the torque by 22 positions.

Lightweight, durable unit

All mechanics are dressed in a durable plastic case with rubberized handles. The device withstands a fall from a 6-metre height onto asphalt without visible damage, so you can not be afraid to accidentally drop the screwdriver. At the base of the handle is a bit holder, which is very convenient when you need to quickly change the nozzle. And under the cartridge there is an LED backlight for working in hard-to-reach places, for example, in cracks and gaps between skirting boards. The unit itself weighs only 1.4 kg, so they can work for a long time without much fatigue in the hands.

Equipment

The keyless chuck is capable of working with bit shanks up to 13 mm. The battery here is average in capacity (2 Ah) — enough for an hour and a half of continuous operation. The good news is that it comes with an extra battery. Also the device is completed with a convenient case for transportation. This miracle costs about $150 — relatively inexpensive for a tool with such characteristics.