- Is 620 in-lbs enough torque for home projects?
- Yes for most home work: driving screws, assembling furniture and drilling into wood, drywall and light metal. It is not built for heavy timber or continuous large-hole drilling, where higher-torque 18V drills do better.
- How long do the two 2.0 Ah batteries last?
- Expect short bursts of drilling and plenty of screw driving per charge, with the second battery covering longer jobs. For all-day drilling, a larger battery or a spare set helps.
- Does the set include a charger and a case?
- The set includes two 2.0 Ah batteries and a charger. A carrying case and drill bits are not listed, so plan on storing it in a bag and buying bits separately.
- How does it compare with a brushed drill?
- The brushless motor should deliver more runtime per charge, run cooler and last longer than a brushed motor of similar size. Torque is higher than most budget brushed drills, though premium brushless models still lead.
- Can it drill into masonry or metal?
- It handles light metal with the right bits and low speed. For masonry, a hammer drill is the better tool; this is a standard drill and driver.
- Is it heavy to use overhead?
- The listed weight figure looks like a data error, so judge by feel. A compact brushless body with a 2.0 Ah battery is usually manageable for overhead work in short stretches.
- Where is the Avid Power 620in lbs Brushless Cordless Drill Set cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $93.99, as of our latest check.