Drill for Stand
- Thread starter orbela
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It all depends on your vision moving forward. Are you a DIY person?
I own a few different drills and believe that a Ryobi/Craftsman drill can fullfill the needs of a weekend warrior.
I have an 8 year old Ryobi 12v drill that still works. It's not the best but works well, for most people... think Jebao.
If you foresee other projects in the future than step up and get a better drill, hammer/drill, impact drill etc...
Dewalt, Makita, Ridgid, Bosch, Milwaukee, Hilti all make decent power tools, the latter making the best ones, IMO.
18v should be more than enough for any weekend projects.
I own a few different drills and believe that a Ryobi/Craftsman drill can fullfill the needs of a weekend warrior.
I have an 8 year old Ryobi 12v drill that still works. It's not the best but works well, for most people... think Jebao.
If you foresee other projects in the future than step up and get a better drill, hammer/drill, impact drill etc...
Dewalt, Makita, Ridgid, Bosch, Milwaukee, Hilti all make decent power tools, the latter making the best ones, IMO.
18v should be more than enough for any weekend projects.
I bought it for redoing the the kitchen cabinets, drilling holes in acrylic, and other knick knacks. It has good reviews on Amazon and I personally like it.
Hey use it to build the stand and if you don't like it, return it. Homedepot makes for easy returns. I have used cheap $20 corded drills to make stands before like the craftsman and it's fine for weekend use. The drill isn't the most crucial part of building the stand. It's the cuts made from miter saw or table saw that needs to be accurate. Moreso, just get a kreg jig and selftapping kreg screws to make your life easier.
Hey use it to build the stand and if you don't like it, return it. Homedepot makes for easy returns. I have used cheap $20 corded drills to make stands before like the craftsman and it's fine for weekend use. The drill isn't the most crucial part of building the stand. It's the cuts made from miter saw or table saw that needs to be accurate. Moreso, just get a kreg jig and selftapping kreg screws to make your life easier.
