How is this compared to GSR1080-2 Li ? I realised the torque is 265lbs, but the new standard is in 25-30Nm. I want to drill concrete.
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Thank you for your question. The GSR1080-2 LI is not sold in the USA, unfortunately, we do not have any specifications to compare the 2 models. However, the PS31 is not designed to drill into concrete. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
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I'm not sure, but when u compare the series LC300, LC200 and so on, you might want to pay attention to the impact driver. The amount of torque/lbs that it delivers when drilling, the more the torque/lbs the better,and the easier u will finish ur jobs. Also with those bundles most likely u will b paying for the impact driver. I got the LC300 series to build a carport and to do some light work here and there, and as far as I can tell, it is a little monster lots of power. If u do decide to buy this item, look daily on eBay for the batteries, sometimes they go for half the price, that's where I got mines from(extra batteries) this bundle will come with two batteries. I hope this helps. I'm not sure, but when u compare the series LC300, LC200 and so on, you might want to pay attention to the impact driver. The amount of torque/lbs that it delivers when drilling, the more the torque/lbs the better,and the easier u will finish ur jobs. Also with those bundles most likely u will b paying for the impact driver. I got the LC300 series to build a carport and to do some light work here and there, and as far as I can tell, it is a little monster lots of power. If u do decide to buy this item, look daily on eBay for the batteries, sometimes they go for half the price, that's where... » Read More I'm not sure, but when u compare the series LC300, LC200 and so on, you might want to pay attention to the impact driver. The amount of torque/lbs that it delivers when drilling, the more the torque/lbs the better,and the easier u will finish ur jobs. Also with those bundles most likely u will b paying for the impact driver. I got the LC300 series to build a carport and to do some light work here and there, and as far as I can tell, it is a little monster lots of power. If u do decide to buy this item, look daily on eBay for the batteries, sometimes they go for half the price, that's where I got mines from(extra batteries) this bundle will come with two batteries. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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It takes the 3.0 vs the standard batteries on the drills. I thought the same thing and had to purchase the right batteries... They don't state which batteries are required
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Very good for drilling in wood. Plenty of power (at lower speed setting), and fast recharging. I have no experience yet using it to drill into concrete, but I wouldn't work it that hard for very long at a time.
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like the guy from Australia says it's set up out of the box for 110....but I tell you this this little drill is the absolute best drill i've ever owned. I do a lot of fabrication that can involve polystyrene carbon fibre and various other relatively delicate materials and with the low torque settings on this it is so amazing this little drill will drive a lag screw over and over and hod a charge for a pretty long time. highly recommend I have it with me as a must have tool on every job i do! i don't remember if it came with international plug adapters if thats what ya mean but it's 110 volts for sure.Dave like the guy from Australia says it's set up out of the box for 110....but I tell you this this little drill is the absolute best drill i've ever owned. I do a lot of fabrication that can involve polystyrene carbon fibre and various other relatively delicate materials and with the low torque settings on this it is so amazing this little drill will drive a lag screw over and over and hod a charge for a pretty long time. highly recommend I have it with me as a must have tool on every job i do! i don't remember if it came with international plug adapters if thats what ya mean but it's 110... » Read More like the guy from Australia says it's set up out of the box for 110....but I tell you this this little drill is the absolute best drill i've ever owned. I do a lot of fabrication that can involve polystyrene carbon fibre and various other relatively delicate materials and with the low torque settings on this it is so amazing this little drill will drive a lag screw over and over and hod a charge for a pretty long time. highly recommend I have it with me as a must have tool on every job i do! i don't remember if it came with international plug adapters if thats what ya mean but it's 110 volts for sure.Dave « Show Less
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On the impact instruction manual it states 50/60hz.But for a more accurate answer you might try Dewalts web site @ www.Dewalt.com or they have a customer service number which is 1-800-433-9258. Hope this is helpful. (I saw the other answer. My impact is not weak! It supply's 345 ft. lbs. of torque and will perform on a number of jobs! I broke torque on a harmonic balance bolt which was torqued @ 400 ft. lbs. This Impact is a hoss! Another thing to consider is voltage. In the U.S.120 volts is the standard outlet. In other country's it vary's. Hope this information is useful to you Karan. K. Wilson
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I called the factory. They eliminated the 3/8 drive (model now ends with an "a") and went to a cast design for more strength. The problem they addressed is the gorillas out there overtorqueing, which would break out the 3/8" drive part. If people would learn to use a torque wrench, this wouldn't be a problem. As an engineer, I can say they did the right thing. While a little more inconvenient, it more importantly also won't break.
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Roger, Mine did not. It was in a box w/ instruction manual included. I read the answer some one uses it to sand floors with. The practical use for this tool is torqueing nuts and bolts or breaking torque. They also said it was too heavy. It's a heavy duty tool! They sound like a wimp to me! I highly recommend this tool! It supplies 345 ft. lbs. of torque. It's a Hoss!(Badass, etc.) Hope this is helpful. Yours Truly, Kenneth....
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The Fuel model is better being brushless, lighter and more compact. Excellent drill. If you can get a Fuel model for less then the older style. It's a good buy.
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Short answer, "couldn't tell". I pulled battery out and read LBX20 20V max type 5 26Wh 5INR19/65You didn't ask but I am not real happy about the chuck-won't tighten like my old Riobi-when I go to large drill may have to tighten with channel locks.
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I couldn't tell any difference through handling. I threw my two old dewalt batteries away so I can't give you an exact answer with weight but I am very happy with its performance. The drill has long run time with each battery charge. It is like having a brand new drill
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This is the 300 FL/LB version. I bought this to swap over my winter and summer tires. It breaks the lug nuts loose with plenty of power to spare. I am not sure on the torque being attained with the 3.0 amp hour battery, I use the XR battery on all my 20V DeWalt power tools.
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lol torque?You're kidding right. Dude I'm a cable technician and drill through 12 inch thick block with this bad boy. It's a dewalt. There's not a better drill out that I've tried.
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Max Torque: 6 (Peak) Nm, 15 settings. The new Dewalt XR Li-Ion Battery Technology (the same model, DCF610) got 8nm of torque. http://www.dewalt.es/powertools/productdetails/catno/DCF610S2/info/specifications/
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The following was copied from an answer to a similar question on the Home Depot website's page for the LXT218 kit:"AnswersWe are currently transitioning inventory from the old hammer drill BHP454 to the new LXPH03. Please check the "includes" copy on the back of the packaging of the LXT218. The LXDT04 is already included in the LXT218 kit.8 months ago MakitaTeam"
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I don't know what you had but I can speak for this drill, it has good torq; good power and very good balance. I would recommend this drill to any one for light to medium work.
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I had a branch I cut land on the son gun, and broke mine, but it tipped down was all. Still works like a champ (my 8200U) and have another property and want the same thing. I am awaiting answer to see if indeed it is a 8200U as description states, unlike selection box that states 8220. perplexed. But, do you have image issues or is it working the same ? If so, run with it. If not, do you have a pre-amp ? If not, get one. Mine gets a 2 hr drive away at nite or early day, to the west (pointed NE) and 68 miles South, same time frames.