Review on Impact drill BOSCH GSB 13 RE (0 601 217 100), 600 W blue by Adam Rymko ᠌
I expected mediocre quality, but it was a pleasant surprise.
The main thing: as a screwdriver, this device is so-so, it is possible and it can be very useful, but only limited use in repair and construction work. The starting speed is too high and the force depends too much on pressing the button (i. E. , on speed, at a minimum and no effort, it can’t turn everything. In other words, the speed is adjusted as simpler, and not as correct for a professional tool it would be), therefore, in one fell swoop to drive a large group of screws into a material that cannot be destroyed by exceeding speed or accidentally over-tightening, it is possible to cope with the rest with a hand ratchet. In general, to assemble furniture from I. or, even worse, from other manufacturers, it is better to use a cheap, but profiled tool. I bought it because I got tired of constantly carrying my main DeW . t screwdriver on an airplane, and even without a shock unit. I specially took such a device, a Deshman one, but already from the "blue" series, so that with a small load it would work for a long time and more or less predictably, and then it could be repaired at least a couple of times. Or sell, Bosch all the same. It was possible to buy cheaper, but these are not the amounts that, having saved once, then get surprises with strange design nuances and a lack of spare parts.
- [Sorry that there will be letters and dots instead of normal names in the text, but the native robot has become even dumber than it was (if you know what I mean), thinks that I write about shops] Just bought, 30 first holes and 30 first screws, so the review is superficial. - Oddly enough, the fact that there is no case is good. Complete cases are just a container, a nonsense thing with a beautiful appearance (and that's not a fact), but I use normally made tool carriers. And it would be a pity to throw out the case. That would be an extra thing in the house. Why is she? - a fairly smooth descent, which at least somehow allows you to use a drill as a screwdriver in not very responsible work. Well, the rotary limiter on the descent helps not to twist the screw beyond measure. size decides. Often you have to climb somewhere with one hand, in another city it is very difficult to do this with a full-size domestic drill, but here everything is like native. - everything else that is said about her here is true.
- - the chuck is quick-clamping, but with a click, and not with a smooth clamp. I have not yet figured out how to use it correctly, everything seems to work, but it’s unusual and sometimes it barely turns away. Apparently, I just don't know everything about it :) In short, there was no such misunderstanding with analogues from DeW. T and M. Ita. Probably needs to be dealt with separately. - no built-in light. Personally, I don’t care, I don’t work without powerful light on my head, but still. - there is not enough magnet on the handle to hold a bit and a couple of drills on it.
