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" A few years ago, I was fastening lumber storage racks to the shop wall with 4-in. lagscrews. And, for the first time in a long time, I reached for a real 1/2-in. drill to crank them in\u2014one with a cord, and a direct connection to the Northeast power grid. The effect was like popping the clutch in a muscle car of my youth after years of commuting in a hybrid. Face it\u2014 if you really want power, find an outlet. Still, tool makers aren&amp;#039;t giving up the fight, and our latest test of the newest lithium-ion powered cordless platforms shows some progress. The bigger drills, 24 volts and up, have serious wrist wrenching potential. But, there&amp;#039;s a cost\u2014in size, weight and dollars. If you&amp;#039;re an installer\u2014on site everyday with heavy hole boring on the menu, they make sense. For my money, the Bosch 10.8-volt Pocket Driver is the real breakthrough for run-of-the-mill drilling and driving. At under 2 lb., it&amp;#039;s the ultimate in portable power. I want one.\u2014Tom Klenck Bosch&amp;#039;s 10.8-volt pocket driver packs a big punch into a small package. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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