Features

• 2 Batteries
• Carry bag
• 18V
• Brute Tough
• 6 tools

Features

• Patent pending 4-flute design for fast dust removal
• Carbide-tipped bit heads are harder, tougher and more resistant to extreme loads for longer tool life
• Set includes one of each HC2010, HC2040, HC2051, HC2061, HC2081, and two HC2041 for handling a wide variety of applications
• Metal storage case for easy access, organizing and portability

Features

• Ergonomic handle
• 5.5 amp motor, 0-2,500 rpm
• 3/8-inch keyless chuck
• Variable speed trigger with reversing switch for greater control
• Lock-on switch for ease of operation

Reviews (7)

Poor quality
I bought this as I was very impressed with their jig saw, which I have had for 3 years. This drill is a very weak product and I would not recommmend it for anything other then extremely light use. I am contractor and this tool was getting lots of use for fast, light drilling jobs. For the heavy jobs we use our 1/2" milwaukee. After three months the internal reduction gear stripped while drilling a 3/4" hole (this drill is specified to handle up to a 1" wood hole). I considered it bad luck and replaced the gear for $... 3 months later the cord shorted out where it enters the drill. Again changed same and then 2 months later the chuck broke. I was very disappointed with this drill.

Not up to Bosch standards.
I recently purchased the Bosch 1005VSRK drill. I have a Bosch jig saw and am very happy with it. I figured the drill would be the same quality as the jig saw. Wrong! When I tested my new drill I found that about 50% of the time it would start smoothly and slowly as a variable speed drill should. I found that the other 50% of the time the drill would hesitate then suddenly start up with quite a bit of torque and the speed would be fast. There seemed to be no way of knowing which way the drill would start which is a pain if you're trying to start a hole in a very precise place. I was very unhappy with it, and returned it right away. I then did what I should have done in the first place. I bought a Milwaukee 3/8" Magnum variable speed drill. I am extremely pleased with it.

In regard to the Bosch drill I've learned that this unit is made in Malaysia, and it doesn't seem to be up to Bosch standards. When it comes to this tool you better pass this dog up.

OK for limited use
I picked up one of these drills thinking that the "Bosch" name meant that I was going to get a drill comparable to the other fine Bosch tools I have. This Malaysian tool was so disappointing that I have already returned it. I am a carpentry contractor that will use a tool like this only in a pinch, so it was never intended for heavy use. But after using it to drill a few pilot holes (20 or so) and driving in the screws, the trigger assembly was hot, and I was concerned that the drill would burn up. I now have the comparable DeWalt, and am happy.

Another Good Bosch
I have a cordless Makita which is good, too. I needed an AC drill for higher RPM and endurance, etc. I would have liked to have a Milwaukee Holeshooter, but that is more than double the price.

I am using this as a home owner/hobby/craftsman guy and it works well. It is much better designed than other 3/8 drills in this price range.

If money is no object, get the Milwaukee, but this is good value.

Get a Bosch!
I bought one of these and am totally pleased with it. It is fast, powerful, and I like the keyless chuck. The forward/reverse switch is very ergonomic and the carry/storage case, despite the flex hinges on mine, is designed to be very durable. This deserves a five star rating for usability and value. ... Read more

Features

• Patent pending 4-flute design for fast dust removal
• Carbide-tipped bit heads are harder, tougher and more resistant to extreme loads for longer tool life
• Set includes one of each HC2010, HC2040, HC2041, HC2061, and HC2081 for handling a wide variety of applications
• Metal storage case for easy access, organizing and portability

Features

• 3.8 Amps, 0-1100 RPM
• Low profile design for drilling in close quarters
• Easy to actuate paddle-type switch
• Variable speed dial for matching speed to the application

Reviews (3)

Nice right angle drill for tight spaces, not heavy duty
I got this drill because I needed to drill into a very tight space, and this drill had the short clearance I needed. It works great for drilling or screwing things down in tight spaces. That's what it was designed for.

It is not a heavy duty drill. The metallic head, which contains the right angled gearbox, gets hot if you drill continuously for long periods. When my general purpose Black and Decker drill broke one day, I started using this drill for a bunch of stuff, like sanding and grinding, as well as drilling, and boy, did the gearbox get hot, almost too hot to touch.

The paddle trigger is also not one of my favorites. Even now, it still feels awkward. The trigger was designed for safety, not functionality. To keep you from accidentally starting the drill, you have to push/slide the paddle downward before it will unlock and depress and start the drill. All I can say is that this mechanism sure works great at making it difficult to start the drill, whether accidentally or deliberately!!!

There is a knob to adjust the maximum speed of the drill, which is a nice feature to keep you from accidentally overdrilling/ovescrewing something. Especially since the paddle trigger is a bit hard to use, it helps to set a limit on the maximum speed that you start off with.

As a tool for fine craftwork, well, it's a bit too heavy for fine detail work - you need big hands to grip the thing comfortably. A Dremel tool it's not. For heavier duty projects, I find that my RotoZip high speed drill works better because it's lighter amd more maneuverable than this Basch drill, and faster and more powerful at cutting and trimming larger projects.

But, if you need a drill for tight spaces, this one works just fine.

A Geat Little Right Angle Drill
I have been looking at small right angle drills for along time and couldn't decide on which one to buy. I decided on the Bosch because I have other Bosch tools and they have served me well. I am glad I went with this drill it has great power for driveing 3" screws in areas that a regular screwgun or cordless drill can't get into. I used it to drill holes in stud walls for electical and copper pipe useing 1" and 1 1/4" spade bits with plenty of power. This drill isn't meant to be a hole hawg for heavy duty plumbing or electircal jobs, but for light to medium duty jobs it's a great drill for areas that can't be reached with a regular drill.

Mighty Mite Right Angle Drill
I've wanted one of these drills for over a year, but couldn't bring myself to spend the money. But, I broke down during the Bosch tool sale last summer and got one. Glad I did too, because there's no limit to what it will do. I've used it to install plumbing and wiring and duct work in places where no other drill or driver will fit. I drilled one inch holes for water line with a spade bit through a double plate between floors in no time. My 8 amp Porter-Cable right angle drill would never go into the places this little Bosch drill does. It's great for installing and removing gutter hangers, too. I love the dial speed control, especially for running screws. Don't overload this tool. With 3.8 amps, it has medium power, but the size and shape make up for that. It's true beauty is it's close quarters capabilities. This tool is a must have for remodelers and handy persons. ... Read more

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling

Features

• 135 degree split point starts on contact without walking or skating
• Speed helix design penetrates material three times faster than standard drill bits
• Black oxide coating lasts 50 percent longer than high speed steel drill bits

Features

• Hammerdrill/drill-only modes
• Powerful 8 amp motor
• 1/2-inch chuck capacity
• 0 to 1,000 rpm / 0 to 16,000 bpm
• 0 to 2,600 rpm / 0 to 41,600 bpm

Reviews (3)

Must have Drill
I would never go to a jobsite without this drill. It handles so many different tasks with ease. It is now indispensable. Need to retrofit bolts, this drill does it. Need to drill a lot of holes in mudsill, it is handled. Just be careful, because if the bit catches something, you can get hurt. 8 amps is a lot of power.

Excellent drill
I bought this drill for masonery only, and it has worked flawlessly. It has plenty of power for the homeowner, and you could take it to most construction sites. I dropped it once from about five feet, and aside from a few scratches you would never know. This is a good drill at a good price.

Just Plain Bad
This drill was my first hammer drill....P>I had it for about 2 years, maybe used it for 2 dozen times in that span. I used it to drill holes in bricks and concrete as well as to mix concrete. From start, the levers for switching speed and mode (drill vs. Hammer) was very hard to negotiate.

Started noticing power decrease when I started mixing 2 lbs. of concrete mix in a 5 gallon bucket. Saw sparks internally to drill when I tried drilling 8 holes into concrete foundation. Finally went bezek on me the other day while drilling 1/2" bit into brick. Drill got stuck in on mode, had to pull cord to shut off power.

Do yourself a favor, save yourself some money. Stay away from this drill. It's just plain bad. ... Read more

Features

• 135 degree split point starts on contact without walking or skating
• Speed helix design penetrates material three times faster than standard drill bits
• Black oxide coating lasts 50 percent longer than high speed steel drill bits

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling
• Sold in bulk package of 25

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling
• Sold in bulk package of 25

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling
• Sold in bulk package of 25

Features

• For fast impact drilling in concrete, stone and masonry
• Low voltage, high temperature brazing prevents carbide cutting edge from breaking out due to heat build up during deep drilling

Features

• 2 Batteries
• Over 475 inch/pounds torque
• 1/2" Chuck
• 0-1500 BPM
• Externally changable brushes

Features

• Carbide tipped bits for durability and faster drilling
• High temperature brazing keeps bits cool
• Vinyl pouch for convenient storage
• 8-piece hammer drill bit set with bit size from 3/16" to 5/8" for masonry