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"     style=&amp;quot;background-color:#4d4d4e;&amp;quot;&amp;amp;gt; Bosch Max LitheON PS30-2A Craftsman Nextec 11812 BEST VALUE    style=&amp;quot;background-color:#4d4d4e;&amp;quot;&amp;amp;gt; Hitachi DS10DFL Makita DF330DW RELATED STORIES \u2022 PLUS: PM Tests Larger, 18-Volt Cordless Drills  \u2022 AS-SEEN-ON-TV: Do the Drill-Out and GRABIT Work?  \u2022 VIDEO: Power Sander Abusive Lab Test  \u2022 FOLLOW US: Popular Mechanics is Now on Twitter!  \u2022 FRIEND US: Find PM on Facebook  PM editor Harry Sawyers and two other testers bored 622 holes and drove 1657 screws to test cordless drills.     style=&amp;quot;background-color:#4d4d4e;&amp;quot;&amp;amp;gt; Milwaukee M12 2410-20 &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; BEST OVERALL BEST OVERALL    style=&amp;quot;background-color:#4d4d4e;&amp;quot;&amp;amp;gt; Ridgid Fuego R82008 Ryobi One-Plus HJP002K The Bottom Line  Drill tests are getting tougher to judge because cordless tools keep getting better. All of the products here performed well--beyond our expectations. In fact, the top of the pack was almost too close to call.  If portability and screwdriving are important to you, then these stubby drills probably make more sense than a larger tool. All of them fit more easily into a crowded toolbox than do their 18-volt (or even 14-volt) counterparts. And as our tests prove, they are all relentless drivers.  The real question in deciding how much drill you need is the size and number of the holes you bore, and how quickly you need to bore them. We used a spade bit for our test because it really stresses the tool. If you drill small holes in hardwood and softwood (under 5/8-inch diameter) using a twist drill bit, any one of these tools will serve nicely. For big holes, get a more powerful drill.   RELATED STORIES \u2022 PLUS: PM Tests Larger, 18-Volt Cordless Drills  \u2022 AS-SEEN-ON-TV: Do the Drill-Out and GRABIT Work?  \u2022 VIDEO: Power Sander Abusive Lab Test  \u2022 FOLLOW US: Popular Mechanics is Now on Twitter!  \u2022 FRIEND US: Find PM on Facebook       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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