🔧 Black Decker DR203K 5 Amp 8-Inch Power Drill Review

Works exactly like my cordless drill. Reversible, variable speed with clutch. The great thing about cordless drills is the clutch so I can control the maximum torque applied to the set screws without breaking them. However, batteries always run out. So when I have to work, I have to wait for the batteries to charge or find that they no longer hold a charge. Now I don't have to wait anymore. I think this exercise is great. I just want the lining to be 1/2 inch. The drill is also chunkier than…

The best drill I have ever used. It is powerful, has an excellent grip and cartridge. Electrically and mechanically flawless. It has one flaw and one flaw only. Also this shortcoming does not deserve to dock the drill to the star. The forward/reverse switch is finicky and at the slightest touch it moves and you have to change its position to keep using the drill. However, in defense of the exercises, I had my fingers amputated below the first joint, making the problem worse. The grip is fine…

I have used a Makita cordless drill/driver with clutch for screwing in patio construction. The batteries couldn't handle too many screws, so I settled on a Black & Decker DR203K. This drill is great for driving 2 1/2" screws into TREX panels. My 12' x 13' deck holds over 500 screws, so having a corded drill with a clutch is great. The motor is powerful and stays cool when drilling 1" holes in 4x4 racks. The locking spindle makes it easy to tighten the drill bits. The drill may not be suitable…