Worx 20v Hammer Drill after 2 Years

[@filipbieleckiify]

I have been using Worx 20V tools for years. Previously I used all Dewalt tools. Unfortunately the drill broke down and I went to the store to have it serviced and buy another one but without the battery. Unfortunately it was not possible (I would have had to buy the whole set and spend a fortune). So I bought Worx to replace Dewalt for the time of repair. I quickly noticed that Worx works no worse than Dewalt and costs less than half the price. I can buy the tools I want without the battery which is why I sold the whole Dewalt set and bought everything Worx, I have been working like this for years and it was a very good decision.

[@ErmIDK19]

I ve had 2 of these brushless hammerdrill/driver and both died the same way with the trigger crapping out on me. I was always pleased with the performance of mine but when you go from 1 of these to the modern Milwaukee fuel gen 4 , it's my god a night and day difference!

[@ColonelBummleigh]

Great drill I've had for two years now.Recent problem of not working intermittent and assumed it was the switch as both batteries did the same even when charged.Opening up switch assembly and degreasing terminals didn't fix it ( Don't advise this as it is fragile and has electrical grease on circuit points). I tested another 20V battery from the impact driver on it and it ran as normal and seems to have fixed whatever was happening as both original batteries run fine now too.

[@justmeEnglandUK]

The switch gear often fails on this model or connection work lose . Sometimes a blow out with air line can help electrical connection

[@hayderalsalman7984]

The challenge in this video is to find video clips that contain videos of the drill....Nice tool

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

Haha should be plenty of them.

[@alancheng2424]

Have you ever had the chuck stuck in one position and not able to loosen it up? I was able to get the bit out but now I can fit a larger bit into it :(

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

I have not had that issue. Mine seems to be working just fine.

[@justmeEnglandUK]

I had issues with chucks on some of the worx drills some plastic chucks fail quickly and constantly drop the bits as the fail to grip the bits . If its the metal chuck and they become wet or damp they can become difficult to use . If you hold the chuck and run it forward and back numinous time they eventually losen up .if you can't hold the chuck use a wrench to hold the chuck . Don't use oil as they clog up .

[@ĎẹĵäPüĥ]

Can it drill through any wood without using the hammer function? 🔨 🔨 🛠 ⚒️

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

Yes it has a normal drill setting. without the hammer.

[@bluemantom77]

I say use what works no pun intended I own a Ridgid gen 5 x brushless hammer drill my decision back in 2018 was the price still use it when I need something

[@lostmoose9994]

1000s of holes and looks almost like new

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

I am very careful with my tools.

[@30kenton]

After 2 years mine are no longer working..not sure if it's battery issues or the drill and driver them self..

[@mariankesler3585]

Recomand cu încredere AM lucrat cu Aceasta Autofiletanta și am văzut ca funcționează bn mi am cumpărat și eu și un flex tot de Aceiași Marca Worx

[@ramongomezperal5417]

Que bale una bateria para ese taladro

[@tomaszpaw174]

suuuuper

[@sorinmanea7900]

Puterea nominală este de 18volți la,sunt bune ca scule dar sunt scumpe și nu prea se merită să alegi worx în defavoarea bosch sau makita

[@khalidbazeer389]

hi there What he says can be true to work with wood and light cement bricks but............ with concrete you can't because 2 days back I bought one this tried on the concrete wall..... Not even an half inch I could drill through and bits getting heated up so I would say not combined drill Machine rather you go for one with only Hammer drill with clutch bits Sorry folks for disappointing you guys

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

I used this hammer drill to put 4 holes in hard rock 2.5" deep. It works very well.