I recently moved into a new house and I'm excited to tackle some DIY projects like installing shelves, towel racks, and drying racks. The walls are all cement and concrete, so I need a reliable drill/driver that can handle that. I also have a bunch of leftover wood from my remodel that I want to use. I'm curious which drill or driver would be the best choice for these tasks. Price isn't a huge concern, but I don't want to buy something I won't use. Any recommendations? Thanks a lot!
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For a little more, I found this kit that has awesome features—the DEWALT 20V MAX XR cordless combo. It’s not the very top tier but strikes a great balance of power and size, plus you get both the DCD800 and DCF850 tools included!
If you've got a budget that allows it, definitely consider getting a combo hammer and impact drill set. I started with just a drill years ago, and now I have a whole workshop filled with about 20k worth of tools! You won't regret investing in good equipment.
I recommend getting a drill and impact combo set! This one is great for your needs since you'll have a regular drill for most tasks and the impact driver is awesome for tougher jobs, especially with concrete. Plus, it's currently on sale!
Thanks! Can you suggest specific models for both the impact and the drill? I might not find those exact ones where I live.
And it's a steal right now—definitely check it out!