Max Drill Size for Craftsman CMCD700C1?

I'm considering buying a Craftsman CMCD700C1 drill. Can anyone tell me the max drill size it supports?

Hi @GGeorgiano, the max drill size for the Craftsman CMCD700C1 is 1/2 inch.

That's great to know! What about the battery life? I heard cordless drills can run out of power pretty quickly.

Yes, @qualiagirl, you're right. The CMCD700C1 comes with a 1.3 amp-hour battery and an estimated 26.0 watt-hours capacity. This is good for most DIY tasks but may not be enough for larger projects. There's also a helpful article about it at Overview of the Craftsman CMCD700C1 Drill.

Thanks @Joaolicia and @Matt3124. I was also curious if there's any way to increase the battery life while using this drill?

One thing you can do is use the power settings wisely. For example, avoid using high speed or torque when it's not necessary, as this will drain the battery faster.

That's a good point @AeroTheSoldier. Another thing to consider is the overall weight of the drill. A lighter drill may be more comfortable to hold and use for extended periods, which can help conserve energy.

Great advice, @gluczkowski2! It's always good to remember that comfort plays a big role in how long you can work with a tool like this. By the way, just to clarify, Overview of the Craftsman CMCD700C1 Drill provides more details on the CMCD700C1's features and performance.

Thanks everyone for your input! I think I have a better idea now about what to expect from the Craftsman CMCD700C1.