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Okay, I'll bite, tell me which drills I should be spending a bit more on?
by justinlloyd 4y ago
Okay, I'll bite, tell me which drills I should be spending a bit more on?
- winrid 4y agoNot sure. I don't think drill manufacturers advertise these details often because they don't want to confuse consumers. You can try to watch teardowns, like this DeWalt by Ave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHCS7JXfuv0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHCS7JXfuv0 Gears at 16:40
- justinlloyd 4y agoYeah, okay, you got nothing.
- winrid 4y agoWhat are you talking about? You claimed the plastic gears were used as a failsafe. That's not true, higher quality equipment uses metal gears. Drills already have fuses and overload detectors built in. Go watch some teardowns of cheap stuff vs expensive stuff and stop being a jerk. I'm not your mom. I'm not gonna explain everything AND shop for you.
- justinlloyd 4y ago
- winrid 4y agoToo long to read. Some gears are nylon, yes, which is strong. I didn't get juvenile. I told you to watch teardowns. I don't keep a back catalog of every device with metal gearboxes, sorry.
- winrid 4y agoAlso! Way to completely flip the responsibility to on me. Very un-juvenile of you! I wasn't addressing "what tool should I buy", I was addressing "plastic gears are there to protect my drill/impact". The shopping aspect was uninteresting to me to begin with and was not what I was joining the discussion for. :)