I think it's good decision. While working with concrete and metal, i experienced the drill bit getting loose by itself in keyless chuck. Keyed chuck is better for metal and concrete works. For frequent changing of bits I chose keyless chuck. Back then keyed chuck model wasn't available, i think recently they launched it.

Thank you friend🤗♥️

Thanks 🤗❤️. The drill is still functioning well after a year, I changed its cable coz i mistakenly damaged it. If you have heavy concrete drilling need then go for a rotary hammer drill. The drill I've reviewed is good for medium and light duty works for home and diy needs. I've used it for some medium level concrete drilling works such as installation of exhaust fans, etc...

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL thanks sir. Then, i hope it will be good enough for households works,, about cement wall too, , cause , household is not too heavy works.

Thank You

Thank you for the feedback. In my experience,the toolkit is cheaper online when compared to shops. Cross check Flipkart and amazon, choose the best deal

Yes they are different. Hardness is different for metal, concrete and wood drilling bits. A woodworking bit will wear off quickly on metal or concrete. They differ in flute shape, metal drilling bits are more shiny than woodworking bit or concrete bits. You'll understand once you start using them. Concrete bits don't have fine sharp ends like of metal bits and wood working bits as they're designed for impact drilling function

For quick drill bit change keyless is convenient. But drill bit get loosen after few mins of drilling especially metals. In wood working and concrete it's not an issue. In keyed chucks you can tighten it as your wish, keyless only hand tight.

Yes sparks are visible, but that didn't affected its functionality though. I'll make a video on that, its due to carbon brush surface wear, and free play of carbon brush, And the plastic body vents make the sparks visible.

Yes it's normal. Happens with any brushed motor. You can observe similar sparks through the vent holes of a mixer grinder.

Yes

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL but is it safe to use

Yes safe, but never use near inflammable substances like lpg cylinders, paint solvents, fuels,etc. Avoid usage near water or with wet hands.

First press the trigger, then lock switch. Then rotate the small dial clockwise.

Use only impact mode on concrete walls, otherwise it won't drill fast

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL Yes bro After watching your video... I have tried now it's working fine....

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Yes, by using diamond coated core bits along with proper water cooling you can drill into glass, marble,etc

Yes bro, you can drill 20mm hole in wood using either a spade bit, circular saw blade, or fostner bit. They're available in tool hardware shops.

Chuck available hoga

13mm

It's a general purpose drill, not specifically designed for screw driving. There's no torque control clutch. So if u push trigger too much, it'll give excess torque, and may wear out screw heads. It can be used though. Go for an impact driver if your only application is driving screws. Impact drivers offer better control of torque

Its easy bro, just turn the black part of chuck holding the chuck base. Never use SDS drill bits, some people unknowingly use sds, they will damage the chuck and also slips off everytime.

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL thanks for help me, but is it china model? 1 of my building friend was telling me that its china model of ibell drill machine.

I've used 3mm and above, but i guess a 2mm diameter drill bit is also compatible

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL Also what is length of cable Am confused with Bosch model and ibell. I don't have price constrains.

If price isn't an issue, Bosch GSB 13 RE gives almost same specs

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL What is cable length in Bosch and ibell

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL Bosch GSB 13 Re is possible for concrete drilling

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Yes bro, it's normal

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL Bro. I called ibell customer care. They are telling to use it for three days. Even after that if there is Spark, they told to return it.

Expensive drills hide it better such as Bosch, makita,etc. In iBell's minimal body, sparks can be seen, it's not a problem unless it's causing any performance issues, weird noise, electric shock,etc... There can be manufacturing defects too, observe it...and if it's a problem then Return.

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL ok bro. Thanks

What happened?

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL Sorry For the late reply. It Just jumps all ove the place while trying to tighten a screw or loosen it. Any pointers?

You mean the triger switch is not in precise control? Like sudden spike in power than you applied? Or the chuck has eccentricity (wobling )?

@@MECHTOYSOFFICIAL Actually more like extra power...but wait?? Does the Chuck of Ibell get wobbely ??? I mean is this like a generic fault.

No. Every drill has main bearing on spindle shaft. Depending upon the usages it wears out over time and cause wobbling like motion, excessive vibrations etc. My drill has no wobling issues yet.

My box is still fine. Quality isn't top notch, but just fine for the price. You could return the product in 10 days🤷🏻‍♂️ drill bit quality i already said in the video that isn't good.