Panasonic EY6432 GQKW
Tool: Panasonic EY6432 GQKW cordless drill/driver Kit
Albeit on the expensive side of typical screw-guns the Panasonic EY6432GQKW 15.6-Volt NiMH 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit
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Features
3.0 Amp-hr Ni-MH N battery pack delivers 50% longer run time.
Self-diagnostic 45-minute universal charger for both Ni-Cd and Ni-MH battery packs.
Feed-back circuit delivers maximum torque at all speeds.
New duralumin heavy duty 1/2″ keyless chuck.
Variable speed control.
18-stage clutch for more precise torque setting.
Experience:
I have always admired the Panasonic screw guns I’ve used so I bought one of my own. This thing is a beauty. It’s small size and smooth workings set it apart from my regular heavy-duty drill drivers. I’ve kept the Panasonic in my workshop, preferring to enjoy it’s quality on my home projects than subject it to the abuse of my workplace.
Comments:
Probably because I liked tool so much did it suffer the highest fall of any screw gun I’ve dropped. About 16′ above my solid oak flooring is where I let go off this one as my ladder slid out from under me. Once upon my feet, I noticed the my prized Panasonic made a decent dent in the floor before bouncing into an antique, gouging it’s mahogany face. I re-inserted the battery and it worked fine and has for years since.
Wow, The Panasonic cordless drills are expensive! I’ve used one for a few years now and have used many other brands. I have recommended a Panasonic to co-workers, friends and homeowners over any other brand. Whether it’s your first or another drill in your collection, I doubt you’ll be disappointed with this one. It’s one smooth operating tool. It’s not a 32v killer but it is indicative of the smooth workings of a Panasonic cordless drill/driver and it’s not a wimp, touting up to 390 in.lbs. of torque. I love it. 
Links:
The EY6432GQKW at Panasonic.com (Product Data)
Panasonic EY6432GQKW 15.6-Volt NiMH 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit at Amazon.
Filed under: Cordless, Drill-Drivers | Tagged: Cordless, Drill, Panasonic, Screwgun
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