On the other hand, you could go with a corded power drill that will give you a good tool that will be more reliable and have a lower cost.
On the other hand, you could go with a corded power drill that will give you a good tool that will be more reliable and have a lower cost. These benefits come with the obvious drawback of the cord, as well as typically having a little less power. But if you’re doing most of your work in a shop, and you aren’t trying to put a lot of holes into hardwood, it might not be a big deal.