Aug
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2008
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Ten Things I Like About The New Bosch PS30 Drill/Driver |
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Written by Jude Herr
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Monday, 04 August 2008 |
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 Bosch has the newest kid on the compact drill/driving block, the PS30. "Yea, sure" you're probably thinking, "What new and different can the PS30 have that the PS20 and PS40 don't have?" Well, for one it's a DRILL. The PS20 and PS40 are drivers-that is, they are intended for driving screw type fasteners, not boring holes in things. In fact, the Bosch PS30 is quite possibly the smallest pro-quality drill ever made.
Read on to see ten things that make the new Bosch PS30 a unique tool
10 good things about Bosch’s new PS30 12V Max Litheon™ Drill/Driver:
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3/8" three-jawed chuck: This is designed to do whatever you might
need it to do in a single days work such as simple drilling, drilling
with spade bits, cutting with hole saws, socket fastening, screwdriving
and more.
- The PS30 delivers 220 inch-pounds of torque.
- 20+1 clutch to keep the torque under control
- 2-speed drivetrain delivers between 400 - 1100 rpm (at full speed
that's twice the speed of any other drill/driver in its class).
- Weighs 2.4 pounds
- Ergonomic soft grip and slim profile for comfort.
- Built-in LED light.
- 30-minute charge time on the battery.
- 12v Max Litheon battery platform (formerly called 10.8v Litheon, compatible with all the other Ultra-Compact Bosch Pocket Series tools).
- Bosch recycles their old power tools.
We'll test it out for you soon! Check back for a full review on the Bosch PS30 drill driver.
The Bosch PS30 should be available soon from your favorite Bosch Tools dealer. Until then, you can get the Bosch PS20 Pocket Driver and the Bosch PS40 Pocket Impactor at Toolking.com by clicking here!
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