SKIL 20V 1/2" Hammer Drill Kit Including 2.0Ah PWRCore 20 Lithium Battery and Charger - HD527802

Este taladro es excelente para uso personal se ríe con la pared de ladrillos.. pasa como si nada y el material se ve de primera el taladro

I like this hammer drill because I bought their saw saw from Menards and I liked their tools since then

Excelente taladro buena calidad el único problema son lo repuestos de bateria qué no venden a Puerto Rico.

materiales de muy buena calidad, muy fuerte excelente para agregarlo al uso diario.

This unit lacks power. Not for the contractor or pro, but cute for perhaps the tool box at your parents or grandparents house, who will use it seldomly and only for small tasks.

Works like wonders! According to boyfriend. What i know abt this, nothing lol.

I am SO glad I bought this drill. There were many for sale on Amazon but this is the one that ticked all my boxes. It's lightweight and well balanced, even with the battery in. I particularly like the three use settings which are easy to switch one to another- hammer, drill and screw. Two speed settings plus trigger speed control and torque settings.One thing I didn't see listed in the advert but which I'm overjoyed this drill has, is the screw setting acts like an impact driver and stops the drill rotating when there's too much torque on the screw - as in when its fully home or too tight.The drill has done everything I've needed it to do flawlessly.My only disappointment - and its nothing to do with the performance of the drill, is that I'd have liked to see a clip on it somewhere to hold the screwdriver bit that comes with the drill, to keep this safe while you're using the drill to actually drill something with, rather than using it to drive a screw home. The srewdriver bit is quite small and easily lost.Skil seems to have thought of everything with this drill - except somewhere to put the screwdriver bit.But I give this 5 stars in all categories and don't do so lightly- It's a good piece of kit.

My last Skil hammer drill lasted me 15 years. It still works but trigger sticks on and is quite dangerous. It also lost its umph after I overheated it several times. But I figured 15 years was pretty good for what I put it through so I purchased another. Have not used the new drill much at all yet but it will get put to the test with 4.5" hole saws and masonry bits.The one thing I have noticed on the new drill is the directional button seems kind of loose and wobbly inside the housing. I guess time.will tell if it holds up or not.