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28. Feb 2011
Bosch GSB 19-2 RE
Needing a cord drill to do all the other more powerful tasks that a cordless drill cannot do, I chose the Bosch GSB 19-2 RE because it is a compromise between power, maniability and reliability.
After some months using it, I am overall satisfied with the tool. In my opinion the biggest advantage of Bosch tools is their ergonomy, and this drill is no exception. The cord is long enough and has freedom at the base of the handle. The screw/unscrew switch is ideally located. The second handle gets your a firm grip. The autolock allows you an easy change of accessories.
For DIY use, the 850W of this drill is more than enough for all applications and the impact power of the hammer switch is able to go through most bricks wall.
My biggest complaint is that I find it too heavy. Its weight means it is difficult to drill a hole on the ceiling without using both hands. I was used to cheap and less powerful but lighter drill. I guess the heaviness is due to its reliable design: the drill has a gearbox (the 1-2 switch on the side) encased in metal as well as an aluminium chuck. But as far as reliability is concerned, it successfully survived to a 3m fall on concrete without any problem unlike the hole saw which i was using...
If you look for a polyvalent drill which will last long, go for it. If you look for a handy drill for DIY use, I would recommend a lighter and less powerful drill from Bosch green line.
28. Feb 2011
Bosch GSR 18-2-LI, the lightest and handiest
It has been a few months now that I am using this Bosch GSR 18-2-LI. I can only praise this tool.
I needed a cordless drill with Lithium-Ion battery to drill holes in wood/metal and most importantly for screwing. I didn't need the hammer feature as I have a normal hammer drill and preferred to have a lighter tool instead.
Having looked at what is available on the market for 200 euros, I chose the Bosch one over the others because it was the lightest (1.4kg) available for a torque more than 20Nm. Because of its weight and top notch ergonomy, it is a very easy tool to handle allowing you to work all day without strain in your arm. In fact it is so handy that you tend to do everything with it, including drilling a wall even if you don't have the hammer feature.
As for the battery, well it depends on how intensive you work with it of course, but I only recharged 3 times my battery in 4 months. It really last long.
Other features include the useful autolock system to easily change accessories and a clutch (not particularly useful).
The thing I don't really like on this tool is the location of the LED which does not properly light your screw. A friend has a cordless Bosch drill from the Green series and the led is located on the battery itself, which gives a better lighting area. Also compared to the green line, this Bosch blue has no indication on how much battery is left, but it is a minor issue as the lituhium ion battery do not lose power by themselves and the coffer I bought contains 2 batteries.
Apart these slight details, it is a tool which i really recommend.