Bosch 18V Brushless Drill Driver GSR18V-400 TESTED

[@johnlofy3677]

Just FYI the >PA6 . . . Molded into the housing of the drill is not the model number, rather it is the recycling code for the type of plastic. PA is short for polyamide, which is the chemical name for Nylon, the common name for the plastic

[@upsbear]

Looks good. I just bought one, at Canadian Tire

[@leorshowtosandproductrevie5307]

Hope you enjoy it! I love it

[@Fredengle]

Hi got a question for you I think I have an old ryobi that does not have a 2 speed switch would you recommend this as a replacement? Ideas please thank you

[@leorshowtosandproductrevie5307]

Sure thing this is a great set total worth it make sure you like and subscribe

[@Fredengle]

​@@leorshowtosandproductrevie5307 I was reading about brushed/ brushess motors my question is do we agree brushed motors should be fine for infrequent use as things are getting more expensive it may be easier to get a brushed model ? but I guess when possible its better to get a brushless motor and anything that is brushless is likely to last longer is that correct thoughts please thank you?

[@Fredengle]

so I wanted to add to the above queston : was reading about brushed vs brushless do we agree that if I am poor and trying to save money that brushless lasts longer and should be used when possilbe but if I am very poor and can only afford to buy a brushed model that would mean that hopefully it was in expensive enough that if it wears out I can buy a new one Ps it does not seem I use tools very often only need it for occasional home improvments since I am not a mechnic and the tools do not get used frequently do you think either should last a long time? thoughts please thank you!