Thursday, October 18, 2007

Festool C12 Cordless Drill Kit


Festool’s C12 12V Cordless Drill is the most imaginative cordless tool you’ll find anywhere. With 5 different chucks, all of which lock into the drill with the turn of a wrist, this drill is a 5 cordless tools in one! There are chucks that turn it from a regular straight cordless drill, to a right angle cordless drill, to an offset cordless drill, to a drywall cordless screw gun, to a quick-change bit system!

The C12 is a lightweight, compact cordless drill with superb ergonomics. It is the first cordless drill with a brushless motor. This means no wearing parts! This leads to extreme durability and long life.

The chuck that I find myself reaching for most often is the Centrotec Chuck. The Centrotec Chuck is not just another quick change accessory. It actually replaces the straight chuck, which means there’s no extra length and no extra wobble. The Centrotec is light, about a half pound lighter that conventional chucks – which makes a difference on a big job. The bits simply snap in and out, which also saves you a lot of time. Pop a drill bit in, drill a hole, then release the drill bit and pop a screw bit in...all within seconds.

For anyone working inside cabinets, making drawer carriages, or doing any assembly work in tight, cramped areas, the Right Angle Chuck and the Eccentric Chuck are invaluable. The Right Angle chuck lets you take one less drill to work...you might as well sell your old electric right angle drill on eBay! The Eccentric chuck offsets the bit to the side of the chuck. This lets you drill and drive fasteners straight, even right up against a wall!

The Depth Stop Chuck allows for precise depth setting regardless of material. Think of a high-quality drywall screwgun, but with more torque for more applications...but without a cord! An additional plus is the fact that most drywall screwguns require 2 hands, whereas using this chuck with the C12 drill can be done one-handed. Installing a bit is easy: take a standard 1" bit, grab the depth clutch in your left hand and twist the silver bit lock counterclockwise a quarter turn. Setting the depth is just as easy, as you turn the depth clutch on way or the other to raise or lower the set. Like I said, you can drive a screw with one hand, so this comes in extremely handy if you are holding up a sheet of drywall with the other hand. If you need to remove a screw for any reason, you can remove it by holding the green Quick Out ring to the left and reversing your drill. Because of the toque that the C12 delivers, you can also drive 3” deck screws with ease! Also consider how easy installing something like two layers of sub-floor would be with the C12 and Depth Stop Chuck!


Some people will balk at the price of the chucks added to the power cordless drill kit, but within a few uses you’ve got your money back in time saved and projects done. The C12 has the advantage of having quick release chucks. You don't have to carry around multiple drills (most with cords), and the C12 comes with a 30-day guarantee and 3-year warranty! If you want the best, the lightest, and the most innovative, you owe it to yourself to give the drill a try.







Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Confused to buy the Power Tools – Answer and get the Best Product

Are you looking to buy Power Tools? When you buy the complete set of tool you have to spend more.

You have to look over so to save more cash. Even you have to decide what kind of tools you Use.

There are few things that has to be taken care while buying the Power tools

1. What type of power tools do you require: you need to find out what kind of power tools you require .It differs as uses to user. If you need for home it is light weighted .If for craftsman it is heavier. If you use for factory it is heaviest and more powerful.

2. What should I buy tools with no –brand name or cheaper power tools? No you need not .The Market is full of cheap power tools and it’s but I need to let you know the unbranded power tools you will get from half of price but will have less lifetime and less efficient. Just run a search on a search engine for power tools.

3. Should I buy the corded power tools or a cordless power tools? You have to identify the tool should be corded or cordless. It depends on the place where you have to use. Then you have to decide what to buy.

4. Is the power tool that I am using is free from defect: Just before buying the power check it is working properly and efficiently.

These were the questions you need to ask yourself before buying power tools. But, there is still one more question left which is the most important of them all:

5. Do I necessarily have to buy a brand new power tool? No, you don't. Nowadays, perfectly reconditioned power tools are available on a select few online "tools deals" stores. The power tools available on these stores are reconditioned, work efficiently, carry the requisite warranties and are available at low, low rates. You'd be amazed to see the prices on an online store - so why don't you get wise and pick up a reconditioned power tool?

Okay, now when you complete answering yourself you had decided what to buy So, go right ahead and decide!

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