WORXWX390 18V (20V MAX) 3-in-1 H3 SDS Rotary Hammer Drill

Pese a su pequeño tamaño y de batería es un gran taladro, perfora perfectamente el hormigón con broca de 8 ó 10 mm . Lo suyo es tener dos baterías e ir cargando una mientras sigues trabajando. Las baterías cargan bastante rápido lo cual es de agradecer y la duración depende mucho del material a perforar pero en general es mas que aceptable. En resumen compra recomendable

Non conoscevo questa marca di attrezzi da lavoro, e nei negozi "almeno dove abito io" non esiste, onestamente all'inizio ero molto incerto, ed invece sono rimastro molto sorpreso da questo tassellatore al litio 20V, lo uso da circa 1 mese per vari lavori sia professionali che obbistici, e posso dire che ha la forza di forare muri sia in mattoni forati che in cemento, ed anche il calcestruzzo che mi ha sorpreso, l'autonomia è buona anche con la batteria da 2 Ah in dotazione, specie se usato con punte di piccolo diametro, e devo dire che talmente mi ha convinto che in un secondo momento ho pure acquistato la batteria da 4Ah, che da una maggiore potenza ma sopratutto durata al tassellatore, consentendo di poter lavorare continuamente con le 2 batterie, il caricabatterie ha la la ricarica rapida (1h per la 2Ah e 2 ore per la 4Ah).Ovviamente ce ne sono di più professionali, ma per un uso non molto intenso fa il suo lavoro senza infamia e senza lode.

I have to fix various things high up on a hard pebble dash wall, so wanted a lighter drill without a mains cord for working up a ladder. I have an 18V DeWalt combi drill, with hammer action, but that has struggled to cut through this hard wall where it is not possible to push too much, so needed something more powerful with a pneumatic hammer action.I have a Mac Allister SDS mains corded pneumatic hammer drill, which is significantly faster and more powerful than this Worx SDS battery drill, but the Mac Allister is very much heavier, 3.5kg, and also needs an electric cord. This Worx battery drill is much better, lighter, at 1.5kg, and more convenient for working up a ladder and is more than powerful enough for most jobs.I would not be able to justify the current price of £110, though it is well worth that, but got this while on offer for £55, from Amazon EU S.a.r.L., including case, battery and charger. Have also bought an additional good-used 2Ah battery for just over £20, so in all a good bargain. However I can't help wondering if there was some reason for being on offer, such as a defect in that particular batch, but time will tell.There is the alternative "CEL 144HD 14.4 V Li-Ion SDS Plus Hammer Drill", for around £77, with case, battery and charger, but the battery for that has a lower voltage and lower Ah capacity, so it likely to be less powerful and run down the battery more quickly. Also the Worx battery can be used with other Worx power-share tools.I have since got the "WORX WG154E.9 20V Cordless Lithium-Ion Grass Trimmer, BODY ONLY", which uses the batteries from the drill.So far very pleased with this drill, but the main limitation is it cannot be used for chiselling, as it has no hammer only option, but for my needs that is a minor concern.The more I use this drill the more I appreciate how good it is. As of 1 June 06 had to fix up some shelving while working on a step ladder and this was much better for drilling the 6mm fixing holes in the hard pebble-dash wall than either my 20V DeWalt combi hammer drill or my much heavier mains corded SDS drill. It really had enough punch to quickly get through the wall, but without the weight and cord of my mains SDS drill.=====================Added note, 16 May 16Just used it for fixing up a new, fairly heavy, 150W LED flood light high on the wall of the house, which required secure fixing with shield anchor bolts.For drilling the 6mm pilot and 12mm fixing holes, while on a ladder, it was excellent and so much easier than with my 20V Li-Ion DeWalt combi drill, or the much heavier Mac Allister SDS corded hammer drill.Then working from ground level had to drill four 14mm holes though a 30cm thick solid brick wall. It was doing reasonably well for a couple, or so, of these holes, though slower than with the corded Mac Allister. However it struggled a bit in places and started to run out of juice on the recently recharged 2Ah battery, and I hadn't yet got the second 2Ah battery. So had to finish the job with the corded Mac Allister SDS. However the battery was soon recharged in about an hour.I think it did very well, but will have endurance limits on heavier jobs, particularly if you only have a single 2Ah battery and don't want to stop to recharge that. The 4Ah battery would be better, but that would cost nearly another £50, not much short of what I paid for the drill on offer. Once I have the second 2Ah battery that should be enough, as one battery can be charging while the other is being used.Anyway, very pleased with this drill and found it very effective and convenient to use. My old Mac Allister corded SDS will now get much less use, except for the more heavy duty jobs.

brought this as we have other products and mix and match with the same battery is so helpful, the drill works well, much better than my other battery drill which gave up the ghost after many years of good service, you must remember to top the battery up as if you leave the battery to discharge totally then it won't hold the charge anymore, which is what happened to my old drill. on the hole a nice addition to the tool box.

Me gusta mucho, es de calidad y da buen rendimiento, en caso de comprar una bateria alternativa, buscaria una de 4 ma para darle algo mas de capacidad y rendimiento