Review on Cordless drill driver BOSCH GSR 12V-30 601.9G9.020 by Adam Fido ᠌

Good Shurik, compact, lightweight, sits in the hand, brushless, but the sound is not annoying. There is enough power for assembling furniture, drilling in wood / MDF / chipboard with fosner up to 35 mm or in artificial stone up to 20 mm, without fanaticism. Twisting 75x black/gray up to 5mm into pine is good, larger calibers are already a bit tight. The 2.0 battery holds confidently, even with a tight assembly, I didn’t have to change it more than 2 times a day (naturally, when drilling large holes or trying to twist large fasteners, it flies away pretty quickly) The charge indicator is adequate, there are no unexpected fading. Chuck runout minimum The clamp in the cartridge can be disappointing at first - the plastic cartridge is not the most ergonomic, sometimes a false clamp can occur - when it seems to be tightly twisted, but after the start of work, the bit flies out of the cartridge, the reason is incomprehensible to me, but I observed this in many shuriks with a plastic cartridge. The main complaint about turning the cartridge when trying to tighten the self-tapping screw by turning the body of the screwdriver, the stopper mechanism does not work immediately, but only after half a turn, which does not allow fast and accurate tightening. In general, I really like the screwdriver, I have been working with this and neighboring models in the line for about two years, they are completely satisfied. I also really like the availability of compatible battery-powered tools in the line - very convenient when you need to have a whole set on hand. For example, a battery grinder from this system weighs only 600 grams