RE: (OT) Drill Cord or Battery

["Neal Tovsen" <sixteen.volt@gte.net>]

The biggest, baddest cordless you can afford. Seriously. I'm getting really
hooked on the cordless biz. We're even using it to speed up tire changes at the
autocross. I had a corded B&D for years, but at this point I doubt I'll ever use
it agian! I've got a 9V Ryobi, and it has accomplished everything I've
attempted, but sometimes just barely. :) I was playing with a 12V on display at
Home Depot today (can't remember the brand, but one of the good ones)...I just
about drove a screw completely THROUGH a 2x4! That's what I'd get, if I did it
over.

You can't possibly over-spend on tools. Even Cheapass Ron says that!

Tim Taylor is my idol...
Neal

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-scirocco-l@scirocco.org
[mailto:owner-scirocco-l@scirocco.org]On Behalf Of Kervin Ridgley
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 10:50 PM
To: Scirocco List
Subject: (OT) Drill Cord or Battery


Well, I'm going to need to buy a drill to get the rivets out of my
control arm (and maybe a shine bar sometime down the road).  I don't
have power close to where I work on my car, so I can get a corded drill
with a long-a** power cord or a nice cordless one.  What kind of
cordless drill would you get?

Kervin
86 8V

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