Max Drilling Capacity of Worx WX130L?

I'm looking for some advice on the Worx WX130L drill. Has anyone used it and what's its max drilling capacity?

Hi @AltairFTB0333! The Worx WX130L has a maximum drilling capacity of 0-500/2,100 RPM. It comes with an adjustable clutch system that makes it very versatile in various applications.

Yeah, I've used the Worx WX130L and found it to be pretty great. The link Overview of the Worx WX130L Drill provides a detailed overview of its features and capabilities. You can also check out the article for more insights on how well it performs in different scenarios.

Thanks @Caturday69 and @ZekromsMalice! That's really helpful information. I'm curious, has anyone used this drill for heavy-duty tasks or would you recommend another model for that?

Hey there, @AltairFTB0333! The Worx WX130L can handle some heavy-duty tasks, but it might struggle with the toughest materials. For those, I'd suggest looking at models with higher torque and more powerful motors. But for general DIY work and most home projects, the WX130L should do just fine.

Thanks for your input, @HelloMisterOwl! That gives me a better idea of what to expect. Appreciate it!

I've also used the Worx WX130L and found it very reliable. The brushless motor offers better efficiency and longevity compared to traditional motors, which is a huge plus for long-term use.

Good point, @GlugYolo! The brushless motor does make a difference in performance and durability. I think you'll be pleased with the WX130L if you decide to get one.

So what about the chuck size? How secure is it when drilling into different materials?

@AltairFTB0333, the Worx WX130L comes with a 1/2-inch chuck size. This ensures a secure bit holding, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks and various applications. I've had no issues with it loosening during use.

That's good to know! Thanks everyone for your insights. I'll definitely check out the TechReviewer article Overview of the Worx WX130L Drill that @ZekromsMalice mentioned before making my decision.

You're welcome, @AltairFTB0333! Good luck with your decision. Don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

Same here, feel free to reach out if you need any more advice!

Take care and happy drilling!

Cheers to that! Happy drilling, @AltairFTB0333!