DEWALT DW235G Review
Saturday, June 20th, 2009 at
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| Review of DEWALT DW235G Heavy-Duty 7.8 Amp 1/2-Inch Drill |
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| Manufacturer: DEWALT |
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Customer Reviews (23) |
| List Price: $186.21 |
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Product Description |
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The DeWalt DW235G Heavy Duty 7.8 Amp 1/2-inch drill comes with helical-cut steel construction and heat-treated gears for increased durability and long gear life. A metal gear housing is included for jobsite durability and increased reliability, as is a 2-finger trigger for increased comfort. Also featured is a 360-degree side handle for greater control and versatility. This drill is capable of a no-load speed of 0-to-850 RPM and a maximum output of 600 watts. Weighing in at 4.2 pounds, this drill comes backed by a 3-year manufacturer's warranty. This drill comes with a chuck key with holder and a 360-degree side handle.
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Product Details |
- Helical-cut steel construction and heat-treated gears for increased durability and long gear life
- Metal gear housing is included for jobsite durability and increased reliability; 2-finger trigger for increased comfort
- Heavy-duty 7.8 Amp motor with variable speeds of 0-to-850 RPM
- Weighs 4.2 pounds
- Included with drill: chuck key with holder and 360-degree side handle
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Customer Reviews |
Good for the Pro
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| Review Date: February 23, 2003 |
| Reviewer: Proaudio55110, White Bear Lake, MN United States |
| This is a great drill, but know what you're getting: This model has a big motor yet only spins up to 850 rpm (which is 1/3 the speed of a "normal" drill). It can power-through most anything and is perfect for spade bits, auger bits, and hole saws. For all your other drilling needs, a light duty model is what you want. Bottom line: this is a great tool at a reasonable price. |
handy handle
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| Review Date: March 20, 2000 |
| Reviewer: , |
| The 360 degree side handle on this drill is so convenient. Most powerful drills are ackward in hard to reach places. The balance and control this drill has is excellent. A good buy. |
Could drill to the center of the Earth
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| Review Date: March 15, 2007 |
| Reviewer: The Vinocat, San Rafael, California United States |
| After cooking an old Craftsman corded and a B&D Firestorm (new version -- the old version is still going strong) installing wiring in an office remodel, I decided to spring for a *real drill*. This baby is a monster, and the price is fantastic (1/2 of the price I saw at Home Desperate, er, Depot). Be aware that this is NOT a high-speed drill. However, for larger holes, Forstner bits, and the like, you will never be sorry you got this. No overheating issues when used right. Ridgid does make an equally powerful drill, by the numbers (9 amps, actually), but it doesn't really feel as serious, and it's twice the price; you'll probably have to invoke their (very nice) lifetime warranty. |
great tool
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| Review Date: April 6, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Stephen Cunningham, Northern Michigan |
I bought this drill to get into places that my large Milwaukee right angle drill can not fit into while installing an electrical system and plumbing in what was previously an Amish farm house. This is an excellent tool. It is quiet and powerful. The variable speed is a great safety factor, when boring large holes with auger style drill bits in wood that just might contain nails you don't want to be drilling full speed when the inevitable nail is found, that can be very hard on the wrist.
This drill is a very compact yet very powerful tool. I will push a ¾" auger style bit thru 2x lumber like a hot knife thru butter. The angle of the handle makes it easy to apply straight line force to the drill bit when needed and the infinitely adjustable front handle is quickly adjusted or removed for clearance in tight locations. I prefer the old fashioned geared chuck on a ½" drill, this tool has one and it works great, allowing you to really clamp down on the drill bit. This is a factory rebuilt tool that looks and works like a brand new drill. I don't know what you could do to make this tool any better.
This drill meets all my expectations as a high quality industrial tool. I think it is a very good value for the money spent. I paid $56 for a factory rebuilt, shipped to my door.
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great value
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| Review Date: February 13, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Terry A. Strother, Baltimore, MD |
| I purchased the drill to mix tile thin set and grout. After burning up a 1/2 " Makita and Milkwalkee this drill has held on through hundreds of pounds of mix. Highly recommend. |
Every tool box needs one
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| Review Date: November 10, 2005 |
| Reviewer: C. Kirby, Dublin,CA |
This is the toughest drill I have ever used that stands up to everyday use. Be careful to use the handle, that this drill comes with, otherwise the drill will easily overpower you!
Enjoy! |
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