100points
Bosch HDS181-02
66points
DeWalt DCD771
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14 facts in comparison
Bosch HDS181-02 vs DeWalt DCD771
Bosch HDS181-02
DeWalt DCD771
Why is Bosch HDS181-02 better than DeWalt DCD771?
- Is a hammer drill?
- Is reversible?
- 61mm narrower?
193mmvs254mm - Travel bag is included?
Why is DeWalt DCD771 better than Bosch HDS181-02?
- 2V more volts?
20Vvs18V - 26mm shorter?
203mmvs229mm - 300rpm faster maximum drilling speed?
2000rpmvs1700rpm - 181g lighter?
1.45kgvs1633g
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General info
A hammer drill contains a hammer clutch or a hammer-like mechanism which provides a circular rotation and a forward driving force. A hammer drill is capable of performing heavy-duty tasks, but it can also be used as a regular power drill.
A reversible drill can alter its rotations from a clockwise direction to a counter clockwise direction, a feature that makes it suitable for both drilling and driving.
The height represents the vertical dimension of the product. We consider a smaller height better because it assures easy maneuverability.
Cordless tools/machines are suited to a variety of different situations, as you are not limited to only working in places with power sources nearby.
The width represents the horizontal dimension of the product. We consider a smaller width better because it assures easy maneuverability.
We consider a lower weight better because lighter devices are more comfortable to carry. A lower weight is also an advantage for home appliances, as it makes transportation easier, and for many other types of products.
Chuck
A keyless chuck drill enables you to change out drill bits rapidly without having to use any special keys.
The chuck holds the drill bits or other rotary tools and its diameter determines the types of bits and tools that the drill can use. A larger chuck is compatible with a wider range of bits and tools.
Performance
A tool/machine with a higher voltage produces more power.
A drill with variable speed allows you to switch between low and high speeds, giving you the possibility to take on a wider range of tasks.
Higher speeds work better for drilling holes in certain types of material, such as steel, aluminium, concrete, etc. The drill speed is measured in rotations per minute (rpm) when the drill has no-load.
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