Black+Decker DR560 for Concrete Drilling?

Started by FiftyHatch on June 28, 2024

I'm considering picking up a new drill and was wondering if the Black+Decker DR560 is any good for concrete drilling. Has anyone had experience with this one?

Solved by melonhead316 in post #2
Yeah, it works fine for me! I've used it to drill into concrete a few times. The article Overview of the Black+Decker DR560 Drill gives an overview of its features and performance.

Yeah, it works fine for me! I've used it to drill into concrete a few times. The article Overview of the Black+Decker DR560 Drill gives an overview of its features and performance.

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That's great to hear! What kind of projects have you used it for? And does it hold up well over time?

I've used the DR560 for some DIY home improvement projects, like putting in new electrical outlets and installing shelves. It seems reliable and has held up well so far. The 7.0 amp motor provides enough power for these tasks.

Thanks for the input! The 7.0 amp motor seems impressive. What about the weight of the drill? I need something that's not too heavy for extended use.

The DR560 weighs 5.1 lbs, which is pretty reasonable for a corded drill. It might be a bit hefty for some people, but it's manageable for most tasks.

That sounds doable. I'm also curious about the chuck size and how well it holds bits in place during use.

The DR560 has a 1/2-inch chuck, which is standard for most drills. I've had no issues with it slipping or losing grip on my bits. The chuck does its job effectively.

Thanks again for the insights! I think I'll give the Black+Decker DR560 a try. It seems like a solid choice for my needs.

Great! If you have any questions about it later, feel free to ask us. Good luck with your new drill!

Good luck with your purchase! Remember that Overview of the Black+Decker DR560 Drill provides more information and reviews if you want to explore further before buying.