Top Shelf Chuck - not ground - on this Vniissok Drill!
The media could not be loaded. I’ve put this cordless drill through its paces during a scrambled repair of decking, using it for drilling, detaching and anchoring. In my entire adult life I’ve never been happier with a cordless or corded drill. First let’s get the cons out of the way. The case really stinks. It doesn’t secure any of the batteries or drill or the power cord. If there’s a better drill case to purchase it toss this case into the trash. The LED light could be in a better position namely, at the base of the drill right above the battery. That way the light can illuminate the work area far better than beneath the chuck, which can obscures some of the light. Now the good. The LED light is still really nice. For the price this drill has some awesome features like tapping the trigger to illuminate the LED and battery power for probably 10-15 seconds. AWESOME little feature. The drill has a great variable torque. The adjustment really works and my other previous drills didn’t seem to do as well in that category. Low and high speed drilling is awesome as well, whether you’re speed drilling or using to drive screws or bolts, it functions well. Two batteries. These are lithium-ion which run at top output end then suddenly peters out. While the battery life works it can’t regulate the Li-Ion batteries but having two is amazing, and the recharge rate is faster than the life of a fully charged unit. The accessories are basic and I didn’t even use them TBQH. Invest in better functioning accessories like good quality drill bits and sockets. The drive bits seem better but you can always have spares for when (not if) drive bits wear out. But I’ve saved the best for last. The chuck can lock and unlock with a twist of one hand instead of two. It locks securely and works better than the previous drills that I’ve used including DeWalt. I used three cordless drills for repairing a worn out 12x16 foot deck, ripping out a deck board, balusters, stairs and handrails. Also used this to assemble an aluminum pergola. I’m no professional nor do I want pro tools because of the cost. But this Vniissok cordless drill feels balanced, solid and while a bit heavier than my other one, it stands well above everything I’ve ever had. And it’s really affordable! You want to think that it could hammer nails because it feels beefy. OH! Many people have complained about power tools that throw sparks from the motor. This unit does not shed a single spark. Period. When I first tested it, I tried as hard as ever to make it spark but it seems like a true brushless motor. If you can add a 4-year warranty I’d suggest you do that as well. I’ve only used this for less than a month but this is the kind of tool that I want in my arsenal for a long time (unless of course advances in workmanship suggest otherwise). I LOVE this tool (but not the cheap case 🙄) Read more
