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smokey1508
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whats a good but not too expensive cordless drill
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Feb 01, 2015, 11:01 PM »
looking to use a drill to power an 8 in. hand auger any suggestions im on a limited budget so nothing too classy thanks.
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PerchAssault
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Re: whats a good but not too expensive cordless drill
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Feb 01, 2015, 11:07 PM »
Going to be a chore to drill 8" with ANY hand held electric drill. Tournament guys like the Milwaukee Fuel...but they are turning 4-5" bits...I'd think of something else if you have to turn an 8"...
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dcso3009
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Re: whats a good but not too expensive cordless drill
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Feb 04, 2015, 08:43 AM »
I run my 8" Lazer bit with my Rigid 18V from Home Depot with no issues. I'm sure it is not good for the drill, but it has a lifetime warranty.
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