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Bolts best cordless drill
- Thread starter MBH
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Cheapest, smallest, most powerfulest impact driver you can find. If doing multiple trees, maybe a bigger or extra battery. Mine is a Black and Decker 20V.
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Scott F
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I have a Dewalt I would almost be willing to give you, but it is horrible for this application and I wouldn't intentionally do that to you...
Those 'in the know' have always suggested a Milwaukee Fuel when I asked them the same question. It is not cheap, but you'll save money in the long run from NOT filling up a swear jar with coins every time you want to preset trees.
Those 'in the know' have always suggested a Milwaukee Fuel when I asked them the same question. It is not cheap, but you'll save money in the long run from NOT filling up a swear jar with coins every time you want to preset trees.
farmlegend
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My DW20 could not handle my bitternut hickory trees. 1/2” Irwin Speed Drill bits.
MNMosquitoAssassin
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I've got a cheapy 20 volt lithium drill that I bought at Walmart that has done nine bolts for eight different trees so far... I've gotten all nine drilled for one tree for each hunting trip so far... I just make sure I go out with a fresh battery (little 1.5amp that came with it)and a sharp drill bit most importantly... But we'll see how long it lasts... Satisfied my needs so far