Ryobi Cordless Drills

Are you considering purchasing a Ryobi cordless drill and aren’t sure which one to buy? They have a few to choose from, and here are three reviews to help you make your decision.

EID600VK 

This drill possesses a 600 watt engine, and a 16mm chuck that needs no key. Its speed can be adjusted and has a forward and backwards moving capability. It is suitable for most tasks you will have around your home. 

The speeds on the EID600VK go up to 2,7000 spins per minute. It can drill as much as 20mm of timber, 10mm of masonry, and 8mm of steel. It weighs only 4.84 pounds so it is very easy to handle. 

This is a very inexpensive but quality tool. It is capable of completing the tasks you’d expect for the low price. If you plan on using it for full time work you should invest in a more costly model. If you are a hobbyist or plan to do DIY projects this tool will work well for you. 

ERH750VN 

You get a lot of work for your dollar with this one. The engine can produce 750 watts. This is a lot more than the EID600VK. It has speed up to 1,100 revolutions a minute. It can drill 32mm of timber, 24mm of masonry, and 13mm of steel. It performs well. This machine has a lot of power and a lot of options for newbies. The only issue is that it is really hard to insert the bit in the lock.  

Using it quickly and getting it going rapidly isn’t possible because of the amount of time spent inserting the bit. The drill is quite productive if you plan on using the same bit all day, but if you’ll need to change bits, you may want to consider another drill.  

CID1802P 

This drill has an 18 volt speed that is changeable and two hour long batteries. It has a high octane drill that is capable of going backwards and forwards, and there are also different settings for screw drivers, etc.  

These Ryobi drills are just a few of the fine Ryobi models worth considering. They are quite average drills, but you’ll get what you’re expecting for the low prices.