PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Cordless Drill Combo Kit, Brushless, 2-Tool (PCCK619L2)

The amount alone that you will have to pay for the batteries and the charger is $19! The new brush models were released last November, and they are cheaper than the old At the launch, Bosh's shoes were $700, and they're still available for $400 on the Bosh website. Brushless motors are typically longer-lasting and produce higher torque. Their batteries last two times longer and have a lifespan of over 10,000 hours with 2X the battery life! As the only significant difference between PCCK619L2 and PCCK602L2 is the impact driver, PCCK647 as opposed to the PCC640, PCCK619L2 costs almost $50 more, whereas PCCK602L2 costs almost $40 In what way? It comes with a little red bag and a couple of screw bits, so it's a good deal. It's hard to underestimate the power of the tools themselves! A total of 1,495 in-line insertions are available on the impact driver A pound). In place of the standard 3/8 inch chuck, the drill has a 1/2 inch one. The drill is also equipped with a new quick lock setting for drilling after 1 click, in addition to the usual 22 variables. The drill settings remain unchanged and you no longer have to click through all the variables to get to the lock all you need to do is click for drilling while the variable settings remain unchanged. This comes in handy a lot! There is also a nice bright LED that stays on for around 20 seconds after you release the trigger on both. **As previously mentioned, both units have a larger capacity battery, 1, 2. The following voltage is 5 amps The standard is 1 hr instead of 1 hr. It may be that they are too powerful, which is the only downfall. Therefore, I prefer to use my old Rockwell 18 volt combo kit for light duty applications. far as I can tell, this is the best deal I have seen on a 20V Brushless Combo Kit. This is my story, and I will stand by it.

Allan Shea

| Aug 22, 2020

It's only been a couple of weeks since I got these. I call them a beast! Before I had the brushed ones and I really liked It doesn't sound as charming as Porter Cable's, but it works just as well as other brands. I have tried others, but none have been as good as On a building job with two other contractors, I had to build a deck. A Dewalt Impact was used by one, and a Craftsman by the other. I just had to grab mine after a few 3" screws before Dewalt boy grabbed it, and he was soon followed by our other battery. The Porter Cable may be tough and strong, but it will not let you down. Then don't bother with her! She's not pretty and she's not young.

Edward Norris

| Apr 03, 2021

You don't want to miss out on them. I feel the impact of this one is even stronger than that of the previous one (I have three brushless versions of the older type, which have been regularly used for home and farm projects for several years)
Is definitely lighter than the older style. Upon noticing this though, I noticed the impact does not appear to balance quite as well as it did as an old style impact. It may cause a "tip back" in your hand when you use a larger style 4 with the lighter top / front of the tool since it does operate with a brushless motor. The 0ah/5 scale. This battery pack runs on 0 Ah and requires balancing in the hand more than with a 1 Ah battery pack. Nevertheless, it shouldn't be anything that proves to be burdensome or not easy to get used to. The drill goes on. Considering the cost of the tool as a whole, and the amount of work it took to redesign it, it is a bit disappointing that the chuck surround (where you grip when tightening down bits in the actual chuck) is Nonetheless, it is disappointing to see PC remove magnets from both of these tools, especially the impact (for instances where I am working with multiple fasteners/bits on a single project)
The LED light has been relocated to an ideal As it shines UP above the front of the battery and down to the business end of the tools, it is aimed upwards. Also, the light stays on for several seconds after you release the trigger, which I find very nice.

Izaiah Henderson

| Apr 07, 2021

They were a bit overpacked when they arrived. It is basically the shelf box you would buy from a big box store in a cardboard box, filled with air pillows, packed within a larger box with brown paper wadded around it. It arrived unharmed, so I can be assured of its safety. In terms of battery life, it seems as if the batteries charge quickly and hold a charge for quite a while. In terms of the drill and driver, both seem balanced and do not feel too A p2 bit in the driver was not set. Screw number 10 caused the corners of the screw to be chewed off by the impact driver because it wasn't screwed in correctly. With a DeWalt P2 bit, I could sink 3 inch and 1/2 inch screws into 20 year old pressure treated 4x4s as if they had been (I should mention that the bits that come with impact drivers and drill/drivers are both Hence, the fact that one wears out is not unusual however, the fact that one wears out on the first day is somewhat odd. )

I've had other drill diver sets in the past the new brushless technology seems to be the best choice. Additionally, since I prefer the quality of the tools and the value for the features on most of them, my tools have been all Porter Cable for some time. Once a few project miles have been put on them, we'll see how they hold up.

Aubree Maddox

| May 15, 2021