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Panasonic EY6450GQKW 18-Volt NiMH 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit
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List Price: $494.00
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Product Details
- Binding: Tools & Hardware
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- Brand: Panasonic
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- EAN: 0037988710126
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- Features: 18-volt cordless drill/driver kit designed for professional applications, High-torque drilling capability, lightweight design, All-metal gear system for high performance, durability, Includes 2 rechargeable 3.5Ah Ni-MH batteries, 5-4/5 pounds; 10-3/8 inches in length; 1-year limited warranty
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- Label: Panasonic
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- Manufacturer: Panasonic
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- Model: EY6450GQKW
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- Product Group: Home Improvement
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- Publisher: Panasonic
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- Studio: Panasonic
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- Title: Panasonic EY6450GQKW 18-Volt NiMH 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit
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- UPC: 037988710126
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Avg Customer Rating: 
Product Description: Panasonic's newest and most powerful drill yet. Many contractors feel the best feature of this tool is run time, and Panasonic has long been the leader in battery technology. The 3.5 Amp Ni-MH batteries packaged with this tool will run approximately 80% longer per charge than most other 18 Volt tools. Max. Torque (in.-lbs.): 442, Volts: 18, Speed - No Load (RPM): 70-430/240-1,500, Chuck Size (in.): 1/2, Keyless Chuck: Yes, Clutch Settings: 15, Reversible: Yes, Variable Speed: Yes, Side Handle: Yes, Battery Amp/Hour: 3.5Ah, Battery Included: Yes, (2) 18V Ni-MH batteries, Charger Included: Yes, (1) 65-minute charger, Case Included: Yes
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Customer Reviews
Smooth Moves
I have owned the 18V Drill/Driver for 2+ years. This summer I also purchased the Hammer/Driver. I had staggered the purchase because I wanted to avoid having different batteries and chargers for different brands. Panasonic earned my purchase. It is a very reliable, dependable and able tool.
It's biggest advantage - It is light weight. I used to own a Porter Cable 19.2V which I LOVED. But it is just too heavy.
What I don't like - there is nowhere to clip bit attachments on the tool itself. I use deck screws a lot and often run into regular screws while working. Having to switch back and forth would be easier if it had a place to keep the bits.
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This drill does it all!
I'm in the process of building a house and this drill is one of my star tools. It can put over 200 5/8" holes through 2 pieces of 2x treated lumber on a single battery charge. Plus it has the torque to handle self threading auger bits with ease. The extra handle is easy to adjust and remove and the compact dimensions meant I only had to break out the right angle drill for a couple of holes. I've also used the 15.6 V baby brother to this drill and have nothing but praise for it too. For my own collection I decided to spend the little bit extra for this model for it's extra torque and power. The difference in weight between the two is not that great.
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best cordless drill
This drill is the best cordless I have used, and I have used Black and Decker, and Dewalt.
The power is unequaled.
I am so glad I bought this drill!!
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Wouldn't have expected it
This drill puts all others to shame. I have worked with them all over the last 27 years and feel comfortable saying that so far this is the best. It was recommended by a fellow cabinetmaker that had been through the same battery and inconsistent wows. I found his recommendation hard to believe but he was very adamant about it, and now I know why.
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This is THE cordless drill!!!
I've owned DeWalt 9.6V - a nice way to start, an Hitachi 14.4V - a better way to continue and now the only way to finish, a Panasonic 18V. Check out the specs of the likes of Metabo, Makita, Ramset, AEG, Hitachi, DeWalt etc and you'll find the highest battery rating is 2.5AH. This little beauty, and its equally impressive young brother the 15.6V, use nothing less than 3.5AH batteries - that's one hell of a lot more grunt to do REAL work. Apart from this it is a beautiful piece of equipment - maybe a bit heavy (but it is 18V) but beautifully balanced.
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