After a short break for the holidays, we are resuming our Giveaway Bonanza, and will be offering quite a few new tools for you to enter to win!
We decided to kick off Part 2 of the giveaway series with some excitement by giving away a brand new Bosch brushless cordless drill, driver, or impact kit!
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The Prize: Your choice from among Bosch’s newest 12V and 18V cordless drills, drivers, and impact wrenches:
- 18V drill/driver DDS182
- 18V hammer drill/driver HDS182
- 18V 1/2″ compact impact wrench IWBH182BL
- 18V hybrid Impactor 1/4″ hex + 1/2″ square IDH182
- 12V Max drill/driver PS32
- 12V Max 1/4″ hex driver PS22
One lucky receive will receive their choice of Bosch cordless drill or driver kit AND a nice assortment of fitting Bosch power tool accessories.
Why? I am a big fan of Bosch and heavily favor their 12V and 18V cordless tools and am very excited about their upcoming brushless drills and drivers. I use a nice selection of Bosch drill bits, screwdriver bits, and impact bits, and have never been disappointed with their performance either.
With this giveaway, one lucky winner will be among the very first to get their hands on the latest and greatest in cordless drill and driver technology.
The new brushless technology means the new tools will be smaller, more efficient, and longer running compared to brushed motor models. Bosch’s 12V and 18V cordless drills and drivers are pretty darned good (and my personal favorites), and I expect for the upcoming brushless models to be even better.
Choices: The winner will receive their choice of drill or driver kit and Bosch will select an assortment of tools to accompany the prize. If only bare tools are available, a Li-ion battery starter pack will be included so that the winner will receive a complete kit.
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How to Enter: Leave a comment below with a brief note about what types of tasks you would you use your chosen prize for. Or simply tell us why you want to win these tools.
Winner Selection: (1) winner will be selected at random.
Rules: You must have a non-PO Box continental USA address. Entry period ends Friday January 24th, 2014. One entry per person.
Prize Fulfillment: Bosch is supplying the product for the giveaway and will ship the prize package to the winner. Fulfillment will be done once the tools are available, which is expected to be February 2014.
Jonathan
We have a nice spot in our yard for a shed; just waiting for warmer weather.
Greg
I would jump all over the impact wrench and would be driving big lags with a newfound confidence and surety. Thanks for organizing it.
Devon Riesberg
I have been looking at this line for a bit now, and I love the idea of brushless! I have 2 new decks to build this spring along with a bunch of home improvement “honey do” lists to knock out before then.
John S
Without a doubt, I would be highly interested in the new 18V hybrid Impactor 1/4″ hex + 1/2″ square IDH182. I think that just might be a game changer in being able to combine those tools together. Sure, you lose some functionality both directions, but if you really need more torque for your impact wrench, you are going to want to get a more appropriate model (high torque). It would be amazing to cut those tools in half for me while adding this to my current Bosch 18v setup! Talk about a giveaway bonanza, Stuart – this is YONKERS!
Robert
I am also a big fan of the 12V line of tools simply because they pack a lot of power into a small tool. I am glad to see they are adding a couple new tools this year to expand the line. Also I will be getting the PS22 when it comes out just so my PS21 can feel bad about not having a fuel meter like all of his siblings.
Tom
The Hex/Square Impactor is a cool idea. Able to use for normal driving tasks using the 1/4″ hex and then the 1/2″ square drive would come in handy when I take the snow tires off the cars.
Ray Brandt
The impact drill/driver will make drilling into block walls and concrete for anchors a lot easier when I am far from an outlet. The other drills and drivers would also help with lots of projects like building custom storage cabinets.
But its me!
I would love to win, but not for me. I would like to win to give it to my oldest college age son, now that he finally shows some interest in tools. He actually asked for a set of tools for his birthday this year, so it would go a long way toward filling the need.
Dazrin
I love the 12V line and need a replacement for my old small driver that has failed. The hybrid 18V looks very interesting too, but I already have separate tools that cover those aspects so it wouldn’t really fill a need for me.
Caleb Bahler
Hello, thank you for the opportunity for these tools. I have been wanting to build a yard shed for a few years, and this would come in very handy. I would give the drill to my 12 year old done so he can help me. Thanks very much.
Bob Dobalina
My wife and I just purchased a big old house that we can barely afford, and I am going to spend the next 100 weekends of my life fixing things that I am completely unqualified to fix. This would be easier if I had a PS22, which as everyone knows is the most compact professional drill/driver in its class
David e.
because there is joy in having well designed tools to help solve the current problem, and on a boat…..
Robb
I’m looking to finish my basement and I could really use a new drill.
Ben
I’d go for the 12v drill. I really need a small and light drill to use around my shop making furniture. The 18v’s I have are great but when I’m not out doing handyman stuff and carpentry it’s just too much.
cory
The 12V Max drill/driver PS32 WouldBe Great To Use To Help BuilD ShelvIng unit For My New Babies Room
JG
I’ve been using Bosch PST 14.4v for quite a long time as a general use light drill and damn, it needs an upgrade. Also, recently I seem to be in demand outside my place of residence, small things need to be done here and there and I suppose that it would be easier to carry a small drill like that to the location than carry a goddamned door to my house. Besides I really want to step up to the li-ion theme, those nicad’s are giving me hell sometimes.
Doug
I would really love to expand my Bosch 12v tool line with an impact drive. This would come in hand on the exterior renovations I am currently doing to our 1930’s bungalow which includes rebuilding much of the front porch. Thanks for the opportunity!
Eric Baar
This would be a great addition to my tool chest for sure.
The biggest reason or use of such a terrific drill would be
in my building of a new model railroad (O gauge) setup.
So much fun in not having a cord all over your face, hands
and body while putting together the framing and such!
E. Sanchez
hubby loves tools, and i been trying to conviced him to update our backyard with a nice Gazeebo. ■18V hammer drill/driver HDS182 for him so he can stay out all day without worrying about charging batteries and get me that gazeebo finished in one saturday!
j. vicioso
for me it will be the terminator of drills the :18V EC Hybrid Impactor (1/4″ Hex, 1/2″ Square) IDH182, with the versatility of this beast all he says to the competion “Hasta la Vista Baby”
Mark Jund
The tools are amazing! I have wanted a nice new cordless drill for sometime now, i currently just have a crappy old Black and Decker drill that doesn’t hold a charge at all. I will be building a deck on my new house this summer and will need both a nice drill and an impact driver would be great as well for all the decking screws. Bosch is a great brand and makes very reliable tools.
Matt
The smaller 12V would be great for small projects around the house and office where a screw driver isn’t enough, but my larger drill would be complete overkill. Or one of the larger drills would be awesome for refinishing our cottage this summer.
Bruce Ray
I’d use this for all those times that I need a drill/driver where it is inconvenient to drag a cord. My old 12V no-name drill is just not enough for most tasks anymore. Please pick me!
DP
My PS21 has become my favorite cordless tool for a multitude of projects. I have a 15-year old 12V P-C driver/drill that I’ve been debating about rebuilding the tired batteries. The cost is nearly the same as buying a Bosch drill/driver PS32 to replace it with. A fresh PS32 would solve my dilemma and free up some funds to put the old P-C back in service for another decade and keep it off a scrapheap.
Brian
I was THIS close to buying a Bosch kit this Christmas season, but wanted to wait for the Bosch EC line. Now I’ve got the chance! Heavy-duty weekend jobs, fixing up the house, and finally finishing the garage/workshop (well, if it ever warms up, I’m mid project at this point). Being a non-pro, I love the Milwaukee and Bosch 12v lines. It’s too bad the batteries aren’t interchangeable (I’ve tried, but I’d have to design an adapter. 3d printer giveaway perhaps? 😉
Ryan
I really want that 1/2″ square drive and 1/4″ hex hybrid. Winning would be a lot better than having to decide whether or not to buy!
J
The hybrid impactor would be amazingly useful to help install some new windows (or bang on stubborn bolts where my breaker bar doesn’t fit).
Travis Clark
Would love to get my hand on that brushless impact driver for more working and less charging when working on habitat projects.
Chase Rogers
This would be a great kit for my company, im about to hire another guy wth me, and with only one Milwaukee drill production is slow, would love to have another one of these to speed up production, have 2 guys drilling or one guy drilling one guy screwing…Thanks Bosch and Tool guyd for the opportunity and the giveaway.
douglas kwan
i would use the impact at work. i am always looking to work more efficiently. main uses will be for wheel nuts
Michael Quinlan
With the hammerdrill I could finally stop sharing my drill with my part time helper! 🙂
Eric
I have a Bosch 12v drill and 1/4 impact and love them. Adding a 1/2 impact to the mix would be awesome for working on my aging fleet of cars!
John Austin
I will go at this from a different angle, I am a Finish Carpenter. I have a ps20, multi tool, & 3/8″ drill all in 12v family.
I love the ergonomics of all these tools, they feel just right for the work I do.
Ok, now here’s my dillema. I have had the ps20 in for service 3 times in the first year. They really can’t fix it. I sent it to ill bosch service center twice , Arkansas once.
It’s failing again. So if I was to get a new driver , that could restore my faith in the brand while keeping the same set up that I have.
l-boxxs rock !!!!
Thanks John
Kevin
great giveaway, would be an excellent upgrade to my aging 1 speed bosch pocketdriver which I used for just about every light fastening application.
Shannon
A climbing wall is in the works this summer!
Mitch
I bought a new house recently and I could use these new tools for lots of projects!
Adabhael
In addition to ongoing maintenance and repair projects around the house, I am gearing up to build a timber-frame shed at our sustainably-managed tree farm this summer. The DDS182 or HDS182 would mean not having to fire up the generator every time we need to drill holes to cut a mortise or to set pegs at the raising: freeing us from the drudgery of brace-and bit. The hammer drill would even extend that to masonry and concrete for the foundations. Thanks for this great series of giveaways, Stuart.
David
I already own the Bosch 12v brushed drill driver and impact and are currently looking to replace my 18V Makita set. The Makita’s have served me well but I have been so impressed with the Bosch 12V (I bought another set for my daughter’s house so less for me to haul back and forth) that I am highly considering the Bosch 18V line. This would be a great start and one heck of a reason to go ahead and pull the trigger to finish off the set.
Thanks,
David
Rick
I pulled a permit for our new deck and porch for later this spring. A new Bosch driver would be wonderful and just in time!
Chris
I’ve got a loft bed to build soon for my oldest son. Lots of pilot holes and fasteners in my future.
Richard
With all the tinkering I do on my small fleet of beat up old cars, having something like this would have hours per year off the amount of time I spend removing fasteners off parts (and then putting them back on).
Stuart (and the folks at Bosch) has done it again!
Derek
I have been selling off my old Craftsman 19.2v because the NiCd batteries were dying and I didn’t really like their Li-ion offerings. I bought the Bosch 12V drill and impactor that I love and combined it with some corded drills and saws which caused me to stop using the Crafstman set. I have been very interested in the dual hex driver and 1/2″ impactor to fill the need for driving bigger fasteners and automotive work. Though I might also need a drill for bigger hole saws and augers that wont fit in the 12v.
chrisc
I’d go for the hammer drill. I have the bosch 12v driver and impact and the other day I nearly fell off a ladder because I was trying to drill into stucco. Man do I need a hammer drill.
Steve
I am planning to build a new house this summer and would love to replace my aging Craftsman cordless set.
Leo
need a powertool for putting up a clothesline this summer.
Nick Marques
I would LOVE to get my hands on the IDH182. It’s genius to accept both 1/2″ sockets and hex drive in a single tool. I do AV installation work and the amount of tools I need for this is ridiculous. I love Bosch tools and already own the PS20, PS21, PS41, PS60, HDS182, CRS180K, CCS180K, JSH180, as well as at least 5 level and laser measurement tools. People think I am endorsed by Bosch or should be. This would be the icing on the cake.
Andrew
I would use them at the job! No whammies!
Jesse
I have to build a big ol storage rack in the basement, and I also want to build a false floor for storage in the back of my jeep. Those are the plans so far, but the winter is long!
Peter A.
The impacktor intrigues me. Love to put it to the test!
Greg Post
18V hammer drill/driver HDS182
I would use this all around the house. My hobbies are electronics and gardening. I could use this to build some nice new planter boxes out of cedar.
Index2020
I need to replace a few really old power drills (predates impact, lithium, and brush-less technologies) and would be great to win before I go spend those dollars! 😉
Craig Bush
I am an amateur and avid woodworker, and the Bosch prize choices mentioned above would enable me to upgrade my aging Ryobi original 18V impact drill with newer technology. My batteries are getting old, and the Brushless tools seem to be getting good reviews. I’ve never tried Bosch, but always heard good things about them.
Samir Leal
Just because I am a huge fan of Bosch! Simple as that!
Chad
I’ve been a woodworker and small time carpenter for a few decades. Recently I bought one of the 12v Bosch tools and found it so handy and useful. I’d love to add the drill driver to this series as it would be nice to have a chuck instead of hex only.
Yadda
I could definitely use an upgrade on my cordless driver. The recent bouts of veritigo I received from looking down at the attached cord on my drill have caused me to rethink my position on cordless tools. Bosch is great. My thanks and appreciation to Bosch and Tool Guyd for participating in this giveaway.
Jordan
I work in IT and the 12v Bosch are perfect for everything I work on. They’ve got more than enough power to deal with anything I come across, they’re light enough to use all day and the trigger is sensitive enough that I never strip anything. My choice would be the 12V Max 1/4″ hex driver PS22.
Brian
I currently use a Makita and Dewalt Drill set up. The drill is enormous and the impact driver does okay. I have several family members and friends with the Bosch setups and they by are get a little faster results than mine. If I was to win these units it would be used on anything ranging from building some small furniture around the house to getting thrown in my tool box and traveling with me to work on my track motorcycle. I have used impact drivers around the house, at work, on cars, on motorcycles, and even Power Wheels.
John
I’m in the process of purchasing a home that will need some real work, and the hybrid impactor would amazing for dealing with some of the issue without needing to juggle three different tools in small spaces. Great idea!
Maureen
This would be for my husband. He has been looking to get a drill lately and well with the holidays now passed perhaps is the time to get something for ourselves. Or for others as this would be for him. he has done a lot to fix up our house.
Tom Z
I have several furniture projects to get after. One of these would speed things along nicely! (And keep me in my wife’s good graces, too!!!)
I appreciate the opportunity!
Curtis White
I am just starting woodworking as a hobby. I would also use them for around the house use.
Sean
Broke College student who loves building who has been trying to get an impact driver and that 18V hybrid Impactor 1/4″ hex + 1/2″ square IDH182 is calling my name. I would use it on the automation and flying rigs not to mention perfect go to for any of my smaller projects
Bill K
After reading your “if I lost all of my tools” list of preferred tools, I realize how limited in quality and scope my tool collection is. If the opportunity arises, I believe the Bosch 18v Hybrid Impactor or the 12v hex drive would add a new dimension of quality and capability to my tool collection. If nothing else it’s fun to think about the what if! Simulating!
Thanks Bosch and ToolGuyd!
Javier
I would love to get my hands on that hybrid 18v impactor. It would facilitate changing bits with less of a need for socket adaptors.
Dahna
Ooooooh. I’ve got benches to build for my new greenhouse. This would be so perfect to put them together. And then there’s the clean room for the woodshop. And the furniture after that. And on and on. This looks light enough to hold all day and small enough to get into tight spaces.
Travis
Just bought a new house and have some major projects to do that could use some help from some nice new tools. Have a deck to redo, closet to remodel, new drywall in the garage and replace some panels on our fence.
David VandeBerg
I currently have a PS20 I bought when they first came out. Just used it to fasten some library shelves to a wall. This is my go-to drill/driver at work as a maintenance technician at a private college. Co-workers have been impressed when I use masonry bits with my PS20 to drill holes in concrete for an anchor to hang pictures. I recently bought a Bosch 18V Drill/driver set, but I don’t find myself needing them much as my PS20 does what I need “for the most part”.
I am definitely a fan of Bosch since they fixed the reverser switch on my corded hammer drill, which I dropped from a ladder, for FREE.
Excellent company and Excellent tools.
One of the newer tools would definitely be an upgrade, plus it would let me put the PS20 in my personal travel tool box; that way I always have a Bosch when I need it.
Charlie
A nice new Bosch drill/driver or impact would really come in handy for the new deck thats going in the our back yard this spring
Jeff
Lots of stuff to do: put new framing in garage that carpenter ants tore up, new drywall upstairs that needs to be drilled into 80 year old wood that’s hard as steel, build new access doors for kneewalls that are more efficient than plywood panels, put together and hang new porchswing. All kinds of good stuff in mind.
Jeff
Lots of stuff to do: put new framing in garage that carpenter ants tore up, new drywall upstairs that needs to be drilled into 80 year old wood that’s hard as steel, build new access doors for kneewalls that are more efficient than plywood panels, put together and hang new porchswing. All kinds of good stuff in mind.
Abe
I’d use them to fix up my crummy basement.
walt g
I would choose the hybrid because its just cool. It could be used for such a range of jobs like building a new deck or knocking the nut off the axle on my car I’ll probably buy one if I’m not lucky enough to win
Marc Moor
I’d pick the 18V EC Hybrid Impactor!
For all the times I use my sockets or breaker bar for. Keeping it secure and organized in the L-Boxx would be that much better. This would be my first Bosch tool so it would be a kick to finally use this brand. Thanks Bosch & Tool-Guy’d
Steve S
I currently have both a Bosch 10 inch portable table saw and MX30 oscillating tool and have been very pleased with both. My workspace is extremely limited and it seems to me that Bosch products stand above the competition when it comes to integrated tool/accessory storage. With many other brands, storage of the tool and accessory parts seems to be an afterthought at best.
Having been so happy with Bosch corded tools, I would like to have an opportunity to use their cordless 18V drill/driver.
I always enjoy reading ToolGuyd, especially the reviews!
NCD
I would love to get my hands on the 18v hybrid impactor. Always a need for such a tool around the garage. BTW, thanks for this opportunity.
rshadd
I’ve been eagerly awaiting the release of the Bosch brushless tools. I’d put the ps22 to good use in my shop.
Jerry
I had to drill a bunch of holes through what was supposed to be 3-4 inches of concrete this fall, that turned out to be 7+ inches thick. Not only did I have to buy a longer hammerdrill bit to get through, but when I got done my hammerdrill didn’t seem the same anymore. This was one of those projects where I had only so long to complete, and ran it too hard. It got hot enough I couldn’t hold my hand on it, but it held together to finish the job. A new hammerdrill would have a home In my tool cabinet, and maybe give me a reason to upgrade to a new heavy duty lithium tool platform. BTW, the Bosch hammerdrill bits are the best I have used.
Jason
I would not mind having that hybrid impactor. I would use it for fence repairs, would sure beat driving lag bolts by hand.
Troy
I would sure like to try out the 1/2″ compact impact. Lots of auto work coming up.
Jason
The impact would be great for squeezing behind ac units that are tucked up against the house. Getting to those access panel screws can be a chore!
MDJ
I have no choice but to throw my hat in here. Need to put a new roof on the house this summer, including new plywood, as well as some work on a new deck. One of these new bad boys would surely help with that project.
patrick spencer
it clearly states in the prizes section that ” one lucky receive will receive”…..
i am such a receive
i’ll use the tools to build things with my kids
thanks
Matt Ryan
Build new workbenches and finish the basement.
Tim K
I do lots of drilling and driving screws, i love the extra run time and power that brushless would offer. i am remodeling my first floor including a new kitchen and new heating system this spring, so would put the bosch to the test! the 18V hammer drill/driver HDS182 would probably be my choice, although that 18v hybrid impactor looks so awesome.
thanks
Marco
Well with my first kid on the way my old 1848 cape needs to have insulation in the walls, which needs to be done room, by room and I’d like to build some furniture for my new baby as well.
I purchased my 1/2″ Metabo Impact Wrench and a Wera 1/2″ to 1/4″ split chuck adapter instead of buying the impact gun and impact wrench. Only problem is that if your not paying attention or used to it, at anything more than the lowest setting on any kind of small deck/drywall/wood screws, you snap them half the time. Then again my Metabo can dish out more torque than the IDH182 and that’s not even the brushless model. The brushless model has 1000 more in-lbs than the bosch.
Josh
Well, I’ve already got the non-brushless Bosch impact driver and impact wrench, so I guess I’d need to go for the 18v hammer drill. I’ve been doing some improvements around the house, and a hammer drill will come in handy for drilling into all the brick they built this place with.
But darn is the dual-purpose impactor a neat tool.
David Still
I would use these tools to remodel my bathrooms
Aellynh
I would upgrade from my current Bosch 12v max system! 😀 Currently using the PS31 drill/driver and the PS41 impact driver. I keep the drill-driver in an Lboxx for light-duty use in my car, while the impact driver sits in my toolbag for every day use. Great for drilling, driving, and removing stuck fasteners!
Jay
Id take the 12v compact driver, throw it in my tool pouch and use it every day, just like I do now but brushless!
Minh
wow, one of those square drive impacts would be nice!
Sergey
I’d love to get a 12V Max 1/4″ hex driver (PS22)!
I would use it everywhere around the house and in my backyard for fastening and drilling purposes.
I had the previous model, PS21, but unfortunately forgot it on the top of my work table in my basement workshop during the April 2013 Illinois flood. I thought the water level would never get near the table top, but we ended up with 42″ of water in the basement… Man, how many tools I lost that day… The driver was underwater for over 3 hours, but had miraculously survived and worked fine until October. Then it gave up the ghost and even thorough cleaning could not resuscitate it.
I’ve been thinking about buying a new PS21 ever since. I didn’t even know the new model was coming out! I’ll be really happy to have it.
Eddie
To be the best handyman one must have the best handyman tool. This one is it. Sweet!
I would definitely be able to run my handyman business without having to worry about having the right drill to do the job right.
Dave
My crappy DeWalt is on its last legs…A new Bosch, ANYTHING would be a lifesaver. I have a chicken coop to build!
Sam
I would love the 18v Hybrid Impactor, I am 23 years old and saved up enough money to buy my first house to move into after I graduate college in the Spring. I’ve been an avid woodworker for many years and throughout college I’ve been in charge of maintenance for the small apartment complex I live in. This tool would really help me with fixing up my house, which is a fixer upper to say the least, but look forward to this big project.
Andrew
I would be able to do so much more with my maintenance and hobby projects.
Gary T.
I’ve been waiting to purchase a 12 volt brushless drill and have been waiting to see what Bosch, Dewalt, and Makita were going to offer. If I was lucky enough to win this contest, my choice of which make to purchase would be made for me.
Adam
I need to fill up all of these lboxxes… Thanks!
andron frolov
i need to drill a lot of holes as a plumber.
just sayin!
Jimmie
I’d probably go for the 12V PS32. I already have a 19.2V drill and driver and frankly they’re physically too big for some jobs. I spent a week sistering some joists in the attic and crawlspace and there were a number of times where the drill+screws simply wouldn’t fit between the newly-strengthened joists. So I’ve been eyeing the smaller 12V gear.
Phi
I would help my mom build a new deck for the house.
Roger
My coworkers already wish they bought Bosch over their respective brands (Dewalt and Milwaukee). but it doesn’t hurt to add insult to injury now does it?
Chris
I would love to get one of the Bosch 18V tools. I have some small 12V tools from another maker, and would like to upgrade to something with a little more oomph and longevity.
Henry H.
Excited to see brushless tools go mainstream. I have an addition to the kids’ fort that I need to add onto. LOVE my current Bosch drill/driver kit, and would be interested to try out one of their 12v line.
Aaron Harmon
My wife and I just bought our first house! I have been spending crazy money on tools since. Would love to try one of these Bosch products!
Art Cunningham
I have an old Dewalt 18V that had burned up (but still slightly works). When I use it, it smells of burned gremlins and toasted motor oil. I think I let the smoke out but can no longer get it back inside. As I’m trying to fix up my house to sell and then move into a run down “upgrade” … we all know that drill/drivers are indispensable for what lies ahead in keeping up on maintenance and repairs.
Alfredo
I’ve been a dewalt user, but id like to try a different brand. 🙂
Travis
I could always use a new drill for the shop.
Sebastian Zieciak
I am an HVAC mechanic, I would use the 12v driver for sheet metal installations and other various tasks.
John Blair
It will join my other Bosch 12V tools in doing work around the house and in the workshop.
mnoswad1
I’d like to win these tools to help convince me to change over from my old boring yellow 18v tools, to a new state of the art blue 12v max line of tools.
I took advantage of the Bosch 12v drill and 2 l-boxx deal last summer and that one l-boxx is looking empty, i’d like to get the driver to complete the set.
thanks in advance!
Joe
We moved into a home about a year ago. I’ve been busy remodeling. I have borrowed my brother’s Bosch impact driver a lot. It’s an awesome tool. I have many projects around the house to do and would love to have my very own Bosch.
Justmore
I have the recip saw and driver of the regular Bosch 12V tools, would like to add the latest & greatest brushless stuff to expand my set and test them out as well.
Sajid
I always prefer Bosch over other power tools. Would be nice to have another one especially new 18V hybrid Impactor 1/4″ hex + 1/2″ square IDH182. It would help me get rid of two separate ones.
Jared
I can’t wait to try the new Bosch brushless lineup. The garage needs an overhaul and this would be a huge help!
Tom
It’s not that I WANT the Bosch 12v drill kit, I NEED the Bosch 12v drill kit. Please send it to me before I go out and actually buy one!
Chuck Forster
18v Impact for me. I’m into the market for 18v tools and the next tool I get would dictate what brand I would buy into. Bosch, Dewalt, and Milwaukee are all fair game. I would use the impact for my garage working on the Jeep.
David
I just want a. 12v tool that actually has a belt clip and isn’t red…
AJ Agarwal
Would get motivated to take on kitchen remodeling project I’ve been thinking for a while…
Gregg
Would love the 12V Max 1/4″ hex driver PS22 to use as my daily go to power tool. Small /compact with one hell of a punch!
Chuck
As a retiree who is always fixing something around the place, the 12v PS32 would be just the ticket, plus with future grandkids on the way would be a nice tool to pass on. Thanks for the consideration!
Eric
I have far too many projects that keep getting added around the house. And I don’t have the tools to do many of them “right”
Daniel Lawson
Well the brush less kit would be nice for when building furniture and drilling pocket holes having that to go along with current drill would mean I could drill with one and drive with the other. After my surgery I’m planning a new set of builtins for the living room.
Tim C
I’d probably choose the 18 volt drill/driver. I like tools, I depend on them and I enjoy having the best. I’d love a chance to compare these new bosch tools to my dewalt tools.
Thomas Walpole
I can’t wait to try the new Bosch brushless lineup, have an outdoor kitchen build planned that would be a great test.
zev
I love to do DIY projects but don’t get to very often due to:
Lack of time
Lack of storage for large tools
Lack of a proper work area
Having a battery powered drill/driver would really help me out.
martin jennings
I lost a finger and damaged my hand im an acvident a year ago. These smaller tools have beem indispensable in my cabinet shop. Being able to down size and still have a usable tool has kept me working. I would love to have a even more compact longer running tool.
Will
I have an impact wrench and driver but I have no drill. You can only go soo far with a driver. So many project that I could finish would I own a drill again.
Shawn
12V Drill/Driver is a perfect addition to my handyman business tool bag. Great size and plenty of power for almost every task required.
Scott
I’d build all the projects my wife wanted me to build for her… But only if she’s reading this.
B. Price
I’d love to have this to do many winter/springtime projects that I have planned.
Logan J
I’m an electrician and work on cars on the side. I NEED that hybrid impactor.
Jim Suds
Building garage cabinets, using old, heavy craftsman drill…need an upgrade.
Doug
The 18V hybrid Impactor would be perfect for me. I’ve been eying an impact driver for awhile now, but I’m not a specialist by any means, so getting one that can pull dual duty would be great.
Tim
I’m a huge fan of the Bosch 12v line and have been pleased to see the recent model expansions. Currently I own a PS20, PS41, the new 12v radio, and the compact recip. Added a couple of the new high capacity batteries for Christmas and have been impressed. I’ve really been wanting the compact drill with the standard chuck. The quick change chuck just has too much play for accurate hole drilling, and greatly reduces the number of bits I can use. I have a really nice set of Lenox varibits that I can’t use because my compact drill lacks the standard chuck.
Danny
Am renovating our kitchen, a cordless drill will come in very handy! It’s been 3 months so I have to speed up the progress or my wife will have me out in the street soon.
SLee
This drill is awesome! I can definitely use it for my home repairs!
adam
These would be great for woodworking. The bigger 18v/20v systems start to wear on your arms and wrists after a while. These things are small and light and with the brushless they can go on one charge a lot longer
John
I’d keep it handy next to my CNC milling machine. Very useful for rapid setup and takedown of fixtures.
Eric
I have been eyeing up the 12V p32 drill driver for some time now and would love to have it for my list of to-dos around the house.
Tomas
We’re buying a new house, which means a drill is going to get a lot of work installing new shelving, storage, likely some fence modifications etc. It also means the new mortgage payment is going to leave me tight on cash so a free tool would be very welcome!
steve fritz
I do remodeling and my NiCad Ridgid is starting to cough and weez.
Brendan
I do commercial cabinetry and would like to put these things to the test!
Garrick
I need another PS31. I find myself constantly swapping out my #1 Robertson whenever I need to remove some old fashioned #2 Phillips.
hokwan leung
I ‘d love to use this puppy for the home projects and that’s it.
I want a drill that is Light and balanced easy to use in tight places.
Fast and secure drilling, screwing n nut driving.
Josh
I’d love to get a chance to run the brushless equipment on the job here! It would be great to have a bag of quality tools to run during projects that demand lots of power and durability.
John Sullivan
I’m a huge fan of the compact 12v Bosch drill/drivers, and I’d love to move up to the 18v kit sooner than later. I’m about to start renovating a student workshop and it would be great to have Bosch in the tool box.
Gerard
All my gear was stollin so it would help me start up and make $
Rick
That drill/driver would do nicely in my wood shop. I have started building some furniture and that would be a huge help.
Joshua Latham
Well, I just pulled the permit for a 500 s.f. bedroom addition a month ago, i drew the plans myself and got them through plan check as an owner builder. I got the materials delivered three weeks ago and everything is covered in plastic waiting for me to dig a footing. And to top everything off my wife and I had a beautiful baby boy two weeks ago. He was the reason for the bedroom addition. My wife was hoping it would be done before he was here, but little did she know about the timeline of drawing plans and going through plan check. So here i am with a 500 s.f. bedroom to build, by myself I might add, and a two week old baby boy, and I have no 18 volt tools. I know i am ill prepared. I do have a full lineup of DeWalt 12 volt tools and a corded 3/8 drill. Other than this project my 12 volt tools are fine for doing stuff around the house and installing cabinets and such, but 18 volt tools would be extremely helpful for this project. Oh yeah I forgot to mention this will be a raised subfloor, all screws baby, and lots of them.
Thanks Stuart, and keep up the great site.
JP
I purchased the Bosch 12v, dd/id kit for my brother for Christmas. I knew he had non-stop DIY projects for the house and his business. So, the search was to find a set that is compact, light wight but with enough power to take care of all the variety of tasks. Bosch 12v was a clear choice and the brushless models would be even a better one.
Robert M
I am an art installer and fabricator in NYC. I would love to get my hands on the 12v or 18v drill driver. Not a day goes by that I don’t use a drill on the job site. Sometimes lugging tools around NYC can be more tiring then the job itself, haha, so the new lighter compact Bosch Drill/Driver would be a great help.
John
Thanks for the giveaway Stuart! I’m a big fan of Bosch tools but I’ve got more cordless drills, drivers, and impacts in 12V (Bosch) and 18V (Makita) platforms than I know what to do with so I’d talk to my younger brother who’s in the process of buying his first house to see what he would need – likely the 18V drill driver or 18V hammer drill driver.
Jason Smith
I would pick the 12v impact driver. I am a finish carpenter, and I would replace my 18v impact driver to install door hardware, pocket hole screws, and generally replace it for my all-around driver. The light weight would be a huge advantage to me!
Kody Backman
I’m doing a major remodel to my log home this summer and I need to acquire a new drill badly.
Alvin Singh
I need to build a dog house for a dog I am about to adopt. This would come in very handy for that.
Kevin Roe
Got a long list of projects I need to get started on. A new drill/driver would sure make life a lot easier.
jay k.
Build a shelf for my wife
Organize her art and crafts
Sort everything in an appealing way
Clean it all
Hope she likes it
ChrisK
Would love to win the drill or impact driver. I would use them in the completion of my kitchen reno.
Bob
The 1/2 impact wrench would be nice for DIY work on the family cars.
matt
i would use it for automotive
John
I have plenty of work to do around my 1944 house, and work in a brewery where I end up being the maintenance guy most of the time. The compact tools and hammer drill especially would be helpful.
Mr Michael L. Veach
I love the 12V max line. I have a dill in this line but would to have one of the new line to take to work. They are so much handier than the big tools.
Chris
The 1/2″ impact wrench would be a nice addition for when I need a little extra torque around the house.
Phong Banh
If I win one, I would use it to build a tiny house on a trailer.
Herbert Massey
My current drill is so big and cumbersome it makes doing some projects a pain. I need to put in some overhead storage in the garage, fix / customize my theater rack, tighten up a bunch of knobs, etc…
Bob S
First of all I really enjoy the Bosch tools I have purchased in the past. I like quality and durability of Bosch tools. I do a lot of different tasks from woodworking, auto restoration and home repair. I will have a difficult time selecting which product to choose if I win.
Blake Paine
Bosch is my brand for life. I’m always looking to expand my lineup for work (film set carpenter) and never ending tasks around the house.
Paul B.
I have been using Makita 18v cordless tools for a few years and feel that while they are nice tools there has to be something a bit better. I maintain a couple of apartment buildings and a new drill/driver would be put to very good use.
Ben P
I would love to win the 1/2″ impact for working on my truck, plus it would give me a great tool to carry around when I offroad and need to change a flat or make a repair.
Ben Leusink
I work contruction with my dad. I’ve been impressed with Bosch tool expecially the 12 volt line. I already have the PS21. Its impressed me from the get go. I have used it on the jobsite. It has done the job I have put it to. Well it is not for all professional thing I use it a lot around the house. That is where this baby shines. Most home owner never need more then this. I know I am in love with this drill. I could go on for ever
Will
My Bosch driver just died after years of hard use. I would use a new set to build custom cabinets.
Dan
Oh gawd, these!! been waiting for the brushless drills for ages now. In the immediate now there’s that bathroom renovation I need to get going on, the fiberglass walls for the shower/tub unit will need some TLC via holesaw to fit our plumbing, and any tile needs thinset mixed. I’ve done thinset with a PS20 before using a small paint mixer (I only mix about a gallon at a time) but that’s really pushing that tool. If I manage to get back into the construction trade the HDS182 would be a huge improvement over my old nicad Brute hammerdrill in terms of runtime, light weight, without sacrificing any torque. The PS32 would do all the jobs my PS20 can do in the same sized package but with far greater power and versatility.
Seth
My corded 1/2″ drill just gave up the ghost, leaving me with only a 12V drill/driver to work with. A 18V drill/driver is what I’d want to replace it with, and the brushless motor system would give runtimes long enough so I wouldn’t miss the cord. I think the DDS182 would be perfect.
Jason
I’d give it to my buddy who has always been too cheap to buy a quality drill
genaro S
I never had bosch tools but i would use them for HVAC work
Michael Hook
After many years of “getting by” with what I could afford or borrow, I’m at a point in life where its time to start building a quality collection of the tools to make life easier and more efficient.
JML
I’d love to add the HDS182 to my collection of Bosch 18V and 12V drills, and see how the brushless model performs.
Mister Mike
I have two of the Bosch 12v PS32 drill drivers, and they get used more than any other power tool in my shop and even more often than a regular screwdriver. They have the ideal tool design for the hand and the tool pouch. All the other brands of cordless tools I own are now collecting dust.
Tommy
I love the 12v line. I use my impact driver a lot in the shop. they outlast my 18 volt dewalt most of the time. would love to have another to keep in my mobile kit. (for “honey do’s on the go)
Matthew Sumner
18V EC Hybrid Impactor (1/4″ Hex, 1/2″ Square) IDH182
I would love to try one of these. One tool can take the place of two tools. As long as the drive end holds up it would be great.
James
I’ve got Ryobi and Nextec impact drivers and use the Hell out of them. Sure would like to step up to Bosch and the new brushless technology.
Erik Potter
The 12V Max drill/driver PS32 would be put to good use as a daily workhorse and confined space tool in woodworking. I’d love to see how well it can substitute for an 18V unit.
Gerry
Already have the 12V BOSCH collection with many tools. I just want to start the 18V collection for bigger job around the house.
Jason
I would like the Hybrid 18v impactor it looks really interesting, and the ability to go between bits and sockets is really cool. I would mostly use it on remodeling work I do.
Robert
My wife and I just had our first baby. I need to Sheetrock the nursery as well as a million other tasks to baby proof our house. Thanks toolguyd and bosch for doing this!
Chris
Sucks I can’t win because I’m in Canada but I’d love this kit to help start the nursery for my first young one on the way and got lots of projects on the go for this summer like finishing our fence, adding on to our deck and installing some new windows around the house!
Justin Burrell
These would be nice for the bathroom and closet remodel my wife has planed for me this spring.
Dan Dolar
A great way to start the year!
jay
This would be great for work.
Ed
I’m about to start finishing my basement and these drills would really help out.
Jeff
It would help with finishing off basement and other various tasks that always come up. Thanks for giving us the chance to win.
Eli
A very hard choice indeed… I currently have the Bosch PS21 and HDB-180.
As a DIYer, battery life is not really a problem for me – I don’t work all day, and two batteries are enough to have one ready at all times. However, upgrading a tool is always welcome.
So – I hardly ever need 1/2″ sockets, so I don’t need an impact wrench, and to be honest I don’t really need an impact driver even though it’s really cool!
The PS21 is my go too for screwdriving and light drilling, as it is light and powerfull enough. The HDB is used mostly for drilling in brick wall and for the few cases I need a little bigger holes.
So which one to upgrade? The go to PS21 or the HDB that is used when something more powerful is necessary? or maybe go for PS32 for easier light drilling?
Choices, choices….
However, when I think about it, it is quite clear that upgrading the HDB to HDS-182 will give me much more power, and when I use the HDB this is what I need. It will also gain more from the extended battery life, as hammer drilling is hard on the batteries.
So I will vote for the HDB-182 as the best choice for me.
Brad Armstrong
I would love to feel the power of the bosch impact wrench installing a lift on my nissan frontier and swapping the rear axle out.
Stefanie Gladden
I would use it to repair my doors and cabinets around the house, to make projects like chairs and bookcases as well!
Jason
The ps32 12v drill/driver would make a great replacement for the old masterforce 18v one I’ve been dealing with for the last few years. I’ve been looking at either Bosch or Milwaukee m12 tools as I start doing more furniture builds and this would make the decision for me and be a great way to start my collection!
Alan Novick - The Handy-Mensch
I started my handyman business just over a year ago, and started out with a pair of Hitachi 18v hammer drill/drivers. They have worked out pretty good, but then I found myself in the market for a cordless finish nailer, and purchased the Bosch FNH180KL-16 18-Volt Lithium-Ion 16-Gauge Finish Nailer. I loved the 4 amp battery and the click and go L-Boxx. Then I picked up the Bosch Bare-Tool MXH180BL 18-Volt Brushless Oscillating Tool Kit with L-Boxx-2.
I have since ordered 2 additional 4 amp batteries, an extra charger and a variety of L-Boxxes to organize other tools and small parts. I love the way the Bosch tools perform, and the way I can load and stack the L-Boxxes in my van, stack them on the L-Cart and setup on the job site is half the time.
I would love to replace the Hitachi drivers with the new HDS182-01L 18V EC Brushless Compact Tough™ 1/2″ Hammer Drill/Driver Kit, the DDS182-02L 18V EC Brushless Compact Tough™ 1/2″ Drill/Driver, and the ADS181-101 18V 1/2″ Right Angle Drill.
Do you know anyone in the market for some used Hitachi tools ? 🙂
Ford Holt
I use the bosch ps21 12v driver for work. This driver have been one of my most used tools. Battery last a while, and a great sizeto power ratio. Without it my work efficiency would suffer. I would use the driver to replace my work driver and bring my ps21 home form a long needed nap.
Erik
My son and I are building our first track car, and a cordless impact wrench would sure save a lot of time swapping wheels trackside!
jeff
Just got the ps21 for work, from the Christmas sell on amazon that was linked hear. So far this has been a great tool. Would like to expand on the 12v line. Probably the impact driver.
jet_tech
The PS-32 definitely piques my interest. I have a PS21 in my line bag, but if I had to drill out a stripped fastener on the line I’d have to head back to the hangar to get my Hitachi drill.
James Bauer
I make cabinets and these are great tools for fitting into drawers, inside cabinet cases, and other tight spaces.
Anthony Wu
Man, I ma new to those power tool and can’t wait to get one from Bosch since I heard they are good 🙂
Dave Bennett
New to the site. I think its pretty cool that you give away these high quality tools. I have been thinking about a cordless impact for working on the 4-wheel drive.
Thanks,
Jeremy
The hybrid impactor would be awesome for doing some planned upgrades to my 4Runner this spring, as well as building out my workshop!
John
I would holster it and pretend I’m Jesse James
:p
Craig H
I’d choose the PS32. I already have a PS31. The PS31 works so well that I don’t think I really need to upgrade to the PS32, but if I won one for free, that would be great!
Blythe M
Would love to have a hybrid impactor, I just started my own small construction company but also do auto repair on the side, this tool is perfect for both!
Anthony
ive beaten the hell out of my old ps-20 over the past 5 years and its still going strong.after using it daily on everything(i wont use a screwdriver if i can get to it with my drill) bosch has become my go to brand.id love to test out a new brushless 12v and put it to the test…
Joe W
I’ve been anxiously awaiting the release of Bosch’s brushless models. Just started a new job that has me doing a lot of interior disassembling in cars and the 12v hex driver would sure be a big help! It would see a lot of use at work during the week, not to mention on my own projects over the weekends.
Joseph C
If I win, I will definitely do a ridiculous happydance across my shop. If necessary, I will record it on video.
Seriously though, I have been using Bosch drivers for 10+ years, and would love to be able to stick with them in the next generation of these tools.
[I’m serious about the happydance video, too, actually.]
JamesK
Looks like a great drill for everything aroudn the house.
Michael Chiarella
What couldn’t I do with this drill? Mainly I’d drill holes and drive screws. Perhaps I would use it to stir my drinks with a power-stirrer attachment.
Bob
Would use the 1/2 inch hammer drill to do put some tapcons in the basement for starting my basement workshop.
John Coulston
Would love one of these. I would use it to replace my outdated dewalt nicad tools at work. Am tired of carrying all my tools from my truck to the work vans. I could consolidate my tools and eliminate a bulky heavy box. Thank you. Good luck everybody…
JP
For my wife, who would use it to DIY and stop complaining about my corded drill!
Romas B
I am currently a Carpentry/Construction Management student and a member of the NAHB. I could use any of these tools as I begin to invest in my future. I would use the tool for the volunteer work we do around the community as well as for personal projects.
CJ
Lets see what would I use a new drill for? I am moving and I’m doing all the remodeling myself. I am replacing the base cabinets in the kitchen. Getting new counter tops with a under mount farmhouse sink. Adding a double oven and an induction cook top. I have my old TV to mount, and internet cabling. I need a new desk for my home office and I’ll have to disassemble and reassemble every thing I can at the new place. I have a swing set to build from scratch…. the project list goes on and on. I’m actually really interested in the 12v’s. I would like to know exactly how far you can push the 12v’s compared to 18v’s. I would put them to work or at least run them into the ground.
Florian Stauss
a Tool like that would help a lot to earn my and my Wives living:) And I’m loyal to Bosch anyway, so that fits 😉
OldBronco
I would choose the PS32 drill/driver. I already have two of the larger 18V impacts and a drill and I would like to try one of the smaller drivers. I would use it mostly for driving fasteners but I would still choose the PS32 over the PS22 because of the larger torque output and to have the ability to also drill. I have a Bosch 37618 drill and it does get heavy if I’m drilling many pilot holes.
Sarah Lynch
I could really use a new drill, last one just died haha. I just started a new project and it would really help.
Susan S
There are tons of projects around my house that could I could use the Bosch drill/driver sets on. Would have much more money to spend on projects if I could win the tools, thanks for the opportunity!
Marc W
We need a new drill, we are fixing up a house we recently purchased and while we were traveling for the holidays someone broke in and one of the things they took was my good cordless drill. We still have a lot of work fixing up the bathroom, replacing a rotten deck and building a housing around the well. So a new drill would make these tasks much more enjoyable! Thanks for reading.
dirk
12v to use around the house.
Brett
Started getting into woodworking recently. I’ve been having to bug my younger brother a lot to borrow his drill. Have yet to make up my mind on which power tool line to purchase and Bosch is high up on my list.
Salee Chang
I too am a big fan of Bosch tools. I use the 18v and 12v drills for work and would love to try out the new brush less drills and out them to the test.
Brian
Hi, I am getting ready to build my wife a home office in the basement for her make and skin care business. This would help screw in some drywall screws and closet shelving. I have to get her isolated. Thanks
Julian Fischer
I am a semi-retired lobster fisherman here on the coast of Maine. I wish for this equipment to pursue my lifelong love of wooden boatbuilding.
Julian Fischer
Thank you – hopefully
Glenn Thomas
Would be great in my reloading room to trim my brass and free up an electric outlet.
Glenn Thomas
Would be great in my reloading room to trim brass and free up one electric outlet.
Kevin
Bought a house 2 years ago and we really need to get some work done on it. So far, the most powerful cordless drill I own is an older Black and Decker 18v, so a Bosch would truly be an upgrade! Thanks for your consideration.
Matt
would be nice to replace a worn out impact
mike
i could really use a new 18 volt drill i was looking to buy a bosch. i am in dier need of a new cordless i cant really afford to dish out 150 to 200 dollars for a drill. this would make me one of the happiest mechanics in the world. keeping my fingers crossed. cmon tool guyd help a guy out. it will be put to good use trust me
william davis
Now that I am getting older and on the disabled list, I could use a lighter 12 volt drill to help me with my home projects. The 18 volt product I use still works but it is a little harder to work with due to the extra weight. I may be slower and a little weaker. But as a true diy type never give up till you pry my tools from my cold hand.
Mark Baugus
My old cordless drill just died and my garage needs a loft space put in so I can have room to work and much needed additional storage. I would use the hammer drill driver to assemble, frame and drive the lag screws home on this project.
GT
I’d love the 1/2 impact to replace my old weak one.
Todd
Need to replace my old 12v drill and the compact Bosch drill would fit nicely in my tiny shop.
Chris Carlsen
I am currently building bookcases, cribs, etc for a few friends that have new children and no money. Winning some high quality tools to help along the way would be extremely helpful!!
Chris
Anne S
I have been planning a new set of garden beds for summer and my old drill is dying– thanks for the chance to win!
Brian W.
I’m a beginning farmer, and I could definitely put the drill to use…actually, I could put all of the tools to use! Thanks for your great website.
Gary
It would definitely be the Hybrid Impactor for me.
Working at a school district as a network support technician creates a great opportunity for the tool to shine. The versatility fits my needs perfectly! The ability to drive in/remove screws from network equipment in cabinets and the task of assembling cabinets full of nuts/bolts would be a breeze!
Shawn Betts
Would love a new drill and to try out Bosch.
Matthew Fullerton
I could really use a new Bosch driver while building a mother-in-law unit behind our house.
Annette
My patio is falling apart – the fence needs repairing and the storage closet needs to be removed and replaced. I would definitely put these tools to good use with this task.
Jason
I am renovating a kitchen and bathrooms, and some power tools will come in handy!
Farid Masri
I used to enjoy working in the car and doing a lot of projects. Now, my joints are getting too painful to lug the compressor around and the impact would be nice to work on the car or drive lag bolts for my home projects (I have a long of to-do list) My choice would be the 18V 1/2 impact driver (1 st choice) or the 1/2 hammer drill (2nd choice).
Dustin M
I’ve used the older bosch drill/driver and loved them. A new driver would come in handy on my garage overhaul.
Bill M
I am currently looking for a new drill to replace my craftsman Nicad cordless drill. I just recently came across some reviews on the new Bosch 18v drill and it appears to be an awesome drill. I am planning some various bathroom and outdoor renovations this spring/summer and this drill would be a great asset in completing these projects.
Rich
Would be great for general projects around the house & car! THX
TJ
I would LOVE the new 12v driver. I’m just starting to create custom cabinetry and a driver works so much better than an impact for delicate things such as pocket holes and drawers/hinges.
Tom
I would be super happy to own a cordless drill. I’ll be putting down a new subfloor in my attic soon, and my current drill’s cord is covered in a lot of electrical tape 🙂
Tammy Drinkard
Oh this would be awsome for me to win…guessing because im a female my dad and husband dont think i should mess with thier tools 🙁 so when i need a tool they say use this one it’s not good for me any more just keep it..im really good at fixing things and building them also truth is lol i do more around the house than both of them do….
Smith
I would use the impact driver for general repairs and minor construction around the home. Mostly to replace my almost broken old driver.
Sajid
So who won
Kalvin
Iam an A&P mechanic and i use a driver similar to this all the time. I could really use an upgrade.
Rich
So did anyone win?
Jeremy D.
My son has outgrown his furniture. I’m sure a new Bosch driver would help with the upcoming builds
Josh Martin
awesome giveaway..this would be awesome helping me with my automotive and fire house jobs.
Jeff Brozovich
I’d love to have the 18v hammer drill/driver.
Jimmy
I could use these a work doing home remodeling. My personal project that they would be good for is building a beds for each of my two girls. Both beds will have a few steps going up to the bed one would have a desk under it and the other would have a hideaway for my youngest daughter.
John Copeland
This would be a nice replacement for my Rigid Drill.
Steve
I install commercial AV systems. Lots of faceplates screws to take off. Looking for a alternative to epithet screwdriver its full sized drill. This seems Luke’s the perfect thing.
darryn j laitinen
New tools are awesome