WTB a corded drill from Sears

[pettybird]

...because of $50 worth of gift certificates.

I have an old 18V Dewalt cordless, and I'm eyeing either the M12 or M18 brushless tools to replace it, but I'd also like a nice old fashioned drill with variable speed and a ton of torque. Ideally I'd like to keep the tab under $100 but if there's something out there for a bit more I'm that guy who bumps himself when buying shiny things.

Thanks
Doug

 

[shockwave]

Honestly all the cordless stuff these days outshines all the corded stuff

Keep a look out at Home Depot I got a makita 12v impact and drill combo for 99 bucks last year around Xmas time

 

[frankush]

After checking out Sear's website and only what's sold by Sears, there is only one I would even consider. The Dewalt 1/2" hammer drill priced at $99. I prefer Milwaukee but I don't see any. Only 25 of the 40 drills they sell, would load though. Terrible website. I'd be tempted to find something else I needed.

 

[Coach James]

I would go with the Dewalt mentioned earlier as well.

Who do you all think the OEM is for this:

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-prof...corded-1-2inch-hammer/p-00928129000P?prdNo=11

Coach

 

[skruft]

I agree. Years ago I had Craftsman drills and they all failed in light use.

I don't agree that cordless replaces corded. But cordless are now very good for what they do.

 

[Davefr]

Honestly all the cordless stuff these days outshines all the corded stuff

Until you have to wait for a charging cycle or find out that the battery is EOL.

 

[southalabama]

I've got a couple dewalt corded drills. The biggest is 1/2" and if will break your wrist if not careful. It has it's place in the shop.

 

[PugetDude]

...because of $50 worth of gift certificates.

I have an old 18V Dewalt cordless, and I'm eyeing either the M12 or M18 brushless tools to replace it, but I'd also like a nice old fashioned drill with variable speed and a ton of torque. Ideally I'd like to keep the tab under $100 but if there's something out there for a bit more I'm that guy who bumps himself when buying shiny things.

Thanks
Doug

If you buy a Craftsman, it may be a valuable collectors item soon.