Craftsman CMCD710C1

Short review... It's a pretty good drill. Long review... It shipped quickly and was packaged really well. In the product box and in an extra shipping box. First impressions...to be honest I am a Makita Fan. Comparing the two, my Makita feels a little more hefty and just feels "better" or higher qual...

This isn't accurate. Lots of Craftsman tools are made in China and Taiwan now, and DeWalt stuff is global.

The media could not be loaded. See the video for examples of operation and a comparison to my 18 volt NiCad Drill. I had a tough time evaluating this. I thought that it would blow my old Porter Cable drill away! However, it was the same at drilling and driving screws, or if it was better, it was onl...

He got a Craftsman stapler back in the late 90s that finally shit the bed: definitely got his money's worth, literally 1000s of staples later. Trashed it, not even thinking about a warranty, and go to our local Ace Hardware for a replacement.

After using this drill for a few weeks my impressions are that it occupies a mid-tier position in that it has some nice qualities but there are a few places they went light on and it surprises me a bit. It's relatively light due to the Li-ion battery, has plenty of power, battery lasts quite a while...

Craftsman

This Craftsman kit includes the Craftsman CMCD710 cordless drill/driver, one 1.5Ah Lithium Ion Battery with a stand alone charger, and a zippered storage bag. The bag looks good, and it's sturdy to carry the driver, the battery and the charger, and a few tools. No bits, or belt clip is included, so ...

Dude, Stanley’s aren’t *that* bad. Not as bad as what happened to Craftsman

This is a great drill for the price. For household use, it works really well. Another review mentioned the forward/reverse selector is plasticy and this is true. In fact, the drill I got had an issue (I could hear something internally shaking around inside and sometimes manipulating the switch was d...

The Craftsman ROBOGRIP!!! God Bless Bob Vila