Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #10065 in Home Improvement
- Color: Blue
- Brand: Bosch
- Model: CLPK27-120
- Dimensions: .0" h x
.0" w x
.0" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- PS41: high-torque 930 inch-pounds with pocket-size body
- PS41 can cover 80% of standard-size impact driver applications)
- PS21: 265 inch-pounds of max torque
- Lightest-weight tools in class
- Variable-speed trigger for complete control
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
47 of 49 people found the following review helpful.
By dereksn
Well let me first start my review out by saying I am the type that usually over-researching a product until I end up not ever buying because I can't just pull the trigger. Now that is out of the way, I would have to say I went to several hardware stores and tried about 8 different brand impact drivers before finally choosing the Bosch set. I tried the craftsman, milwaukee, and several big brands and never really liked the grip from there offerings. I am a typical do-it-yourselfer and had a recent project of building out an attic space area to be converted to my office space. I wanted to finally go cordless and stop the dragging of cables through my garage up a later, over another attic area to finally get in the area with no local electric. So needless to say, cordless was the main reason to look at this product.I just would would like to comment on the areas why I choose this drill.1. Charge capacity- I was using the impact driver for 3" wood screws to put up walls flooring for continued use of 40 mins with no power loss. I was averaging approx. 40-50 screws per charge. The recharge rate from 1 bar to 3 bar (from indicator on drill) was approx. 32 minutes for a full charge. I have a NICad drill that honestly took over an hour and half to reach full charge.2. LED light- this is a great addition for what I used it for. There were tons of areas in the the attic space that I needed to see, where my work light couldn't provide illumination.3. Portable power - Again like I said, I was driving 3" wood screws all day and honestly, with the impact drill, it was the first time I have sheered a drill head with a cordless drill. So the power it was providing was perfect for my application.4. 2 tools for the price of one!!! - honestly I was just looking for the impact drill on original purchase, but I am glad I got the regular drill. I have added the second to my travel bag of tools as there are times I need it to rack computer gear for clients.I would recommend this drill, in fact I think my father will be getting a new father's day present.
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
By Mark Colan
PS21The basic drill-driver is a handy size and is designed well for tasks involved in installing and removing screws and other fastners. While there are drill bits that fit this kind of driver, it does not have a proper drill chuck and thus cannot be expected to hold them perfectly straight for pinpointing where you want to drill a hole; moreover, adding a chuck won't help for the same reason. The whole reason for not having a chuck is to speed the process of changing driver bits, and that's where it excels.The adjustable speed, ease of changing direction, and highly adjustable clutch are all perfect for my needs. The small, long-lasting and fast-charging battery is quite useful for me. The magnetic holder for driver bits of all types works well for my purposes. The compact size gets into all kinds of small places. I love it!Five stars on the PS21.PS41I had originally planned to get just the PS21, but the combination with the PS40 was a good value, and although I was not sure I needed an impact driver, reading up on it, it sounded like a good idea, and a tool I would grow into. The advantage of an extra battery of the same size, using the same charger, seemed good.I really like the drill driver for quickly driving long screws into wood with less effort. I will be using this tool a lot for construction projects.BUT BEWARE! DON'T USE SHORT BITS WITHOUT A BIT HOLDER IN PS41I do have one complaint, which is that the driver bit attachment is significantly different from the PS21, and is not well described in the instructions, and this caused me a big problem.The instructions say the following: "The Bosch model PS41 Cordless Impact Driver has a collet that accepts only standard 1/4" hexagonal shank accessories with power groove." Well, ALL of my driver bits are standard 1/4" hexagonal shank, but I didn't know what a power groove was (isn't that something in a Michael Jackson tune?), and they offered no explanation. I looked closely at the bit I wanted to use, and it had little grooves in it, so I used it. All went well until I tried to remove it: it was jammed tight.If you look at a two inch screwdriver bit, just above the hexagonal shank there is a substantial indentation that goes all around the bit. THAT is what they mean by the "power groove". What I tried to use was a one-inch bit, and those bits NEVER have a power groove. To use a one-inch bit, you MUST use a bit holder with a power groove - or you will have a devil of a time getting that one-inch bit out again.Do I feel stupid? Sure. But hey, I'm an amateur, not a pro: there's nobody around to explain this to me, and the instructions COULD have had an extra sentence like "WARNING: Do NOT use one-inch bits directly in this tool without a bit holder or it will become jammed and difficult to remove, potentially voiding your warranty." and a little picture of the one inch bit with a circle and a line through it. I notice some people complain about getting reconditioned tools - I bet these are returns from people who jammed the PS41 and just returned it that way.Now then: if you make this mistake and call customer service, like I did, they may tell you to try tweezers or long-nose pliers to pull on the bit while pulling down on the collet. No way. Try this: get some narrow-nose vice grips. Clamp down on the bit just as tight as you can, releasing, retightening the screw, try again until you can't clamp any more, back off and clamp. Now put the vice grips in a vice, or clamp them to your bench somehow. Then while pulling down the collet, pull the drill for all you're worth. After a few tries, it worked, and no damage to the tool (OR the bit).And now I own a magnetic bit holder plus a variety of bits that don't need it. And you will too, if you read this warning.By the way: this warning ONLY applies to the PS41. The PS21 works FINE with short bits.PS41 gets four stars because it needs better instructions or a more versatile collet.BOTTOM LINEThese are great tools that suit my purposes well. I rate the PS21 five stars by itself. Because I wasted so much time getting the PS41 unjammed, and it would be so avoidable with better instructions or design, I rate four stars overall.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
By David J. Earls
First, I have an 18v Hitachi impact driver, so I haven't had much chance to use the Bosch. I mostly got this package for the pocket driver which is much lighter and easier to handle than a larger cordless drill. This product alone makes the package worth the price. The driver is well balanced and almost as easy to handle as a regular screwdriver. I selected it over the Hitachi cordless screwdriver because of the variable speed trigger. I'm glad I did, this is an essential feature. So far I've used it for a week and replaced all of the switches and outlets in our kitchen to upgrade to GFCI. Also, we hung several pictures and replaced seals around the garage door. We haven't had to recharge it yet. My only grip is there is no way to turn off the light. While I love my Hitachi 18v set this set is much more apropos for indoor tasks. Now I have both indoor and outdoor toys.
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