Can WX176L.9 Drill Concrete?

I'm considering getting a Worx WX176L.9 drill for some concrete work I have to do. Was wondering if it's powerful enough for that kind of job?

Yeah, the WX176L.9 is capable of drilling through concrete, but it might take a bit longer than with other drills designed specifically for masonry work.

It depends on the thickness and density of the concrete. The 20-volt motor should be able to handle smaller holes in concrete, but I'm not sure about larger ones.

Hey, check out this article Overview of the Worx WX176L.9 Drill that goes into more detail about the WX176L.9's capabilities. It also compares it with other drills on the market.

Thanks for sharing @thefastestgun. The article was very informative. So I guess if I need to drill larger holes in concrete, I should look into getting a specialized masonry drill?

Exactly @toomuchdps. A dedicated masonry drill would be more suitable and efficient for larger hole drilling in concrete.

And while the WX176L.9 is quite lightweight at 3.1 lbs, it might get a bit tiring to use for extended periods of time on concrete work due to its power requirements.

True @quantumperson. It's always good to know your limits and when to switch to something more powerful if needed. But the WX176L.9 is still a great all-round tool for general drilling tasks.

Thanks for the advice, guys. I'll definitely keep that in mind when making my decision.