Electric Power Drill with 6-Foot Cord – Variable Speed, Reversable Wired Screwdriver with Bubble Level, Carrying Case and Accessories by Stalwart

Never worry about having to charge weak or dead batteries with the Corded Power Drill by Stalwart. The handle is ergonomic and comes with a rubberized coating to enhance comfort and reduce user fatigue. The six-foot long power cord will give you plenty of room to work while providing a constant power supply. The drill has a 3/8” keyless chuck for fast, convenient bit installation and removal. The drill comes with both wood and steel drill bits, as well as screwdriving bits and a bit extension. The entire kit comes in a hard plastic carrying case to keep the accessories organized and make the kit ideal for travel. The drill itself features a built-in bubble level. This allows you to make sure pilot holes and screws are plumb and straight every time, preventing splintered lumber and ensuring safe and sturdy construction. Kit includes: 3 wood drill bits, 3 steel drill bits, 5 screwdriving bits, 1 bit extender. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED- Stalwart is committed to providing the consumer with the absolute best price and value on all of our products, which we ensure by applying a rigorous quality control process. NOTE: This is an exclusive product of Stalwart and ONLY Corded Drill Kits by Stalwart are GUARANTEED to be genuine IMPORTANT: Avoid buying counterfeit products and transacting with unauthorized sellers. Look for our logo on the packaging for every one of our products. Stalwart is a registered trademark protected by U.S. Trademark law and will be vigorously defended.

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