CLICK IMAGE for more info and price Made by: Bosch Related areas of interest include: CLICK HERE for more information and price Product Description -- Bosch's Compact Tough cordless drills are designed to provide professional power in a compact profile and perform tough jobs in tight spaces and close quarters without compromising durability. Employing a flexible ABS nylon blend, this tool can stand up to the roughest job site conditions. This 14.4-volt model has a two-speed gearbox that delivers up to 300 inch-pounds of torque in high-torque mode and up to 1,200 rpm in high-speed mode. There's also a large two-sided fan for cool operation and motor durability and a 16-position clutch for matching the torque to your task. We like the ratcheting chuck that allows for quick, reliable one-handed bit changes and the soft rubber grip Bosch includes on all its cordless tools. For people who want the most power they can get in a small drill, this 14.4-volt model may be the best bet. It has the most torque of all Bosch's Compact Tough drills and weighs only 4.4 pounds. This model includes the drill, two 2 amp hr batteries, a one-hour charger, a bit holder, and a carrying case. From the Manufacturer Specifications Reviews: Improved quality -- This unit replaces a previous Bosch 14v drill/driver that didn't last nearly as long as most of my other Bosch tools. Sure enough, that was made in Mexico. This 32614 however is made in Switzerland and the European quality is evident. The tool body seems more solid, the switches have a sturdy feel, the chuck is absolutely straight and even in operation, even the tool case is an improvement. Seems like the overall quality & features rivals Festool at a third the price. A little light for daily use -- I have a cabinet shop that uses Panasonic, but since this drill came in a kit with a jigsaw and planer, we got to try it out. We specifically did not like the one hour charger, Panasonic's is much less, we like Panasonic's constant torque at any speed better, and this drill has stripped the gears after 1 year of work up against our 2+ year old Panasonics. Mighty Mouse.... -- Thinking about the Bosch Compact Touch reminds me of Mighty Mouse - "Here I come to save the day!". Seriously, I was working on hanging cabinets in a buddy's house and my drill beats the cr@p out of his 18V. He was impressed, and since that day it has been on loan. snapped a 5/16 lag bolt, " BRUTE" is appropriate -- This is the best cordless tool I've ever owned. I've always liked the Bosch line of tools. Between the 18 volt and the 14.4 volt I ended up buying the 14.4 volt brute, and I've certainly put it to work. It has plenty of power to drive any kind of screw you want. My brother was driving in a 5/16" X 2 1/2 lag bolt while working on my deck, we both heard a snap. My brother said, "sorry , but I think I just broke your drill. Come to find out the drill was fine and he had snapped the lag bolt cleanly off, talk about power. The battery pack lasts plenty long enough to allow your second battery to fully charge, so you have no down time. The drill is very ergonomic, and a real pleasure to use. I dont generally leave reviews, but i must make an exception in this case Great little drill -- I traded in my Makita 14V because I was unhappy with it and still needed a second drill. This one outperforms my Craftsman 19.2. The feel is great. The heft is right. The power is unbelievable. I am extremely happy. Even the case is first rate. everything fits in its molded space. And it even has holders for the battery covers. They just went the extra step all the way around. Very happy. |