PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Hammer Drill, Tool Only (PCC620B)
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About PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Hammer Drill, Tool Only (PCC620B)
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
70% appreciated the long-lasting battery life
The drill does not burn through batteries quickly.
I drilled into a 60 year-old poured concrete foundation and the drill is working fine, blazing.
When I used the 4ah 20v battery, the drill lasted longer than I did.
The drill doesn't burn through batteries.
88% found it easy to use, but 12% found it difficult
The product is easy to use and gets the job done with a minimum of fuss. It is also light.
It is easy to use, according to my neighbor.
I am satisfied with the ease of use of the power-hammer-drills. They are light, easy to use, and get the job done with a minimum of fuss.
I had not done something like this before, but the cordless drill made it easier to move around and was light enough to not fatigue my arms even with extended use.
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83% found the hammer effective, while 17% experienced variable results
I was able to drill a hole through a really hard 3/8 thick ceramic flower pot in less than a minute using the power-hammer-drill, which is a significant improvement over the 10 minutes it took with a regular drill.
I can drill a hole through a really hard 3/8 thick ceramic flower pot in less than a minute with this tool, whereas it took 10 minutes with a regular drill.
I got an amazing hammer drill that served me faithfully for over 3 years until I got a little cocky and lazy with it. I recently drilled close to 200 holes non-stop through stucco and the drill got a little warm, but I tired far before it did.
I had to use maximum torque and apply a lot of force to free the drill, indicating its poor performance.
87% impressed with the powerful motor, while 13% found it underpowered
This tool is powerful and fast. It drilled a hole through a really hard 3/8 thick ceramic flower pot in less than a minute.
I did not think the drill would be able to do the job, but it surprisingly performed well.
The hammer drill is light and has solid mechanisms like reverse, gears, torque clutch. The price is amazing for a hammer drill with real guts.
The drill and battery combination has good power and speed, lasting longer than I did.
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86% impressed with the drill's durability, while 14% experienced frequent breakdowns
I found that the drill went through the stucco quickly, indicating its durability.
I have not commented on the longevity or durability of the drill yet.
I deducted one star because a coworker broke it, but I was happy with the quick replacement.
I have used a hammer drill for outdoor projects and it lasted for over 3 years. I got a little overconfident and lazy with it, which eventually caused it to die. It worked well for drilling through stucco and even handled drilling through a 4" concrete slab for the first few holes. However, when I tried to drill a 1/2 inch hole straight away, it got caught on something hard and the gears cracked.
73% liked the comfortable grip, but 27% found it bulky
I have learned the limits of the drill and will avoid abusing it in the future. I have put a second one on my wishlist just in case.
84% appreciated the low noise level, while 16% found it loud and vibratory
I was able to go through the stucco in seconds, indicating that the drill is powerful and efficient.
I got tired far before the drill did, indicating that its noise level might be high.
80% liked the lightweight and portable design
I am satisfied with the drill as it is powerful and easy to use. I was able to go through the stucco quickly and recommend it to anyone who needs a powerful hammer drill.
