Re: (OT) Drill Cord or Battery

["John C. Worden" <scirocco@powerlink.net>]

At 10:50 PM 6/10/01 -0400, Kervin Ridgley wrote:
>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
>

For the control arm rivets I would remove the whole thing from the car and
take it to where you have plug in power.  These rivets are pretty tough and
you will use a lot of power drilling them out.  Drill press is the best way
to 
go, but then a corded is next best choice.  I've got a 1/2" Ryobi hammerdrill
my wife bought me; it's great for jobs like that.  But if you have to have a 
cordless I would by a Craftsman personally.  I say that because I've used
a lot of different ones(I work at HomeDepot) and still prefer my Craftsman,
at least as far as value goes(Dewalts are nice, but overpriced).


John C. Worden	
Bucksport, Maine

'98 Dakota 4x4-
'86 Scirocco 8V-
'81 Scirocco 2.0 16V - Needs an oil pump gear

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