Review on 🔋 Cordless Bravolu Brushless: The Perfect Variable Speed Adjustable Solution by Jayshawn Cuatlayol

Media could not be loaded. Just what I need for my next project! I'm going to help a friend hang some shelves on a brick wall. He doesn't have a puncher (and if he did, he wouldn't know how to use one!) so he asked me to buy a puncher and I got this one. a set of drill bits for concrete, a shovel and a nozzle for a pickaxe. Not only does the tool work as a hammer drill, it also features a powerful "Jack" hammer setting and a normal drill setting. Not sure when you will use the normal drill setting as the tool is very heavy as a drill. I would use my regular driver for drilling wood or metal. With an output of around 750 watts, the device corresponds to a conventional corded punch and has enough power for almost all jobs around the house. The fact that it's wireless only makes it more appealing. Supplied with TWO 4.0Ah batteries and charger. The video shows drilling a hole with a diameter of 6 mm. Concreted like butter in no time. I also made a video showing how to cut a brick in half by scoring it with a chisel bit, but Revain only allows one video per review, so believe me he did it very well too. I haven't tested the batteries for drain but you should be able to get a lot of work out of 2 of them, 4Ah is a LOT for a drill. According to the manual, it takes an hour to charge, so that's not bad at all. The tool also has a depth gauge which is very handy when drilling in stone or concrete so you don't drill the holes deeper than necessary. very durable and looks like it can take a hard beating. All in all, this punch will work for my next project through T!