Ai Drill 20V Drill & Driver in One is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Drill comes in handy when puting thing together
Date published: 2017-06-25
Rated 5 out of
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Murve65 from
This tool has it all
This is a great tool for any one even my wife can use it.
Date published: 2017-06-24
Rated 5 out of
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Latta from
Outstanding
I just got this today, since I have another Worx battery I tried it right away. I'm impressed with everything, the auto lock is awesome. The only downside is when I tried to register it there was no such tool WX178L ??
Eventually this will get worked out.
Date published: 2017-06-18
Rated 5 out of
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Daneal from
Love the motorized Bitlock
Let me start by saying I don't own any Worx products that I don't love and the Ai drill continues my love affair with their product line. There were a few things that stood out when I saw the drill; 1. It was 20 volts which would deliver the power I needed. 2. It was sleek and compact which meant I could still use it in tight spaces. 3. it had a motorized bitlock. (more on this in a minute) and last but certainly not least it had Ai what would a drill need with artificial intelligence?
After I purchased the drill it was what I expected compact and not two heavy weighs just under 3 pounds. There will be no issues getting this into tight spaces and the weight won't bring on wrist fatigue. I loved the 3/8 motorized bitlock, no chuck key, none of this trying to hold the chuck and power the drill on to tighten. This feature was great and always kept what I put in the chuck centered. Worked for large and small drill bits locking them in tight. You turn the bitlock to unlock and the opposite way to lock so simple and a true time saver. Much tighter lock then I have had on keyless chuck attachments. Favorite feature on this drill.
The operation of the Ai drill was very smooth, it uses a variable speed trigger so you can control speed on the fly. The Safe Drive is cool and works with the pulse assist to keep you from stripping screws(make sure to use correct size screw bit) and damaging the work surface. But you will have to pay attention to the Safe Drive, it does stop the drill when using consistent trigger pressure. Starts and stops while screwing something in can throw it off a bit. When this happens I do find the pulse kicks in to help keep the screw head intact and the work surface in good condition. When I saw the placement of the LED light on the base by the battery, I thought that's a strange spot for the light. Yet it actually provides better overall light coverage and I feel it will help to focus on the impact area especially if it’s a reflective surface.
Bottom line if you're looking to replace one of your cordless drills or purchase one for a gift or retooling your companies tools, you can't go wrong with the Ai drill. Very happy with the purchase Worx has again done a great job.
Date published: 2017-06-16
Rated 5 out of
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Oldguy41 from
WOW!!
That discribes this tool in one word - Wow! What a neat tool! This drill will replace an older cordless drill of mine that has nothing wrong with it exept that I can no longer get batteries for it. The new WORX tool is part of the multitude of 20 volt tools so it seems to me that I will be able to get batteries for years to come - maybe even long enough to wear it out?? As luck would have it, the drill arrived just as I was digging out some tools and materials to join some aluminum extrusions together. Immediately putting it to work here is what I found. Normally, when I am working with metal, I will center punch where I want to drill. The company advertises a pulse mode to keep the bit from skating so I gave it a try. It actually works! I did not use a center punch once. (I also later tried it on steel and it works there as well) I also used the driver to put in the screws and again was skeptical of its ability to not over tighten. What it does, as the screw nears the end is to start pulsing so you can stop before you strip it out. After that project was completed I decided to try it out in wood, drilling and driving screws both with and without pilot holes using an old piece of 2x4. Again, I was somewhat skeptical of the amount of power it might have (180 inch pounds). Needless to say it drilled a one inch hole using a spade bit without slowing down and drove #12 (large) screws in with no problem. With the 3" screw without a pilot hole was a problem - but with that size screw you are going to use a pilot hole anyway. Did I mention that this is a "cute" drill (if you can use cute to discribe a tool) and balances well? In summary then, I think you will find this to be a very versatile drill. I know I do and it has already become one of my "go to" tools.
Date published: 2017-06-09
Rated 5 out of
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DeeLa52 from
Smart Drill
Just got this for my son who just bought his first house. He loves it so far, he didn't have much experience with drills and he's calling it his "smart drill" since it does the thinking for him.
Date published: 2017-06-01
