For driving screws (especially large ones) you should be using lower speed setting as it has much more torque

i got mine a few years ago for general home use, it has never let me down, mine come with a hard case 2nd battery and a heap off bits

Mate, you need to replace those wood burning dull spade bits with some new ones or freshly sharpened bits.

mám worx utahovačka + pila + uhlová bruska - doporučuju, kvalitní vercajk

Is the battery life any good?

Should use number 1 for screws over 3 inch not a proper test.

This is bullshit really. I have the exact drill and it is excellent if you know how to use these things. Number 1 for screwing never fails with this length of screw and a new 32mm spade bit flies through 40mm mahogany doors. Also, why the battery was dying so soon I don't know..another thing that I haven't experienced. This drill was used in every way it shouldn't be. £35 drill right now..brilliant.

Why the gloves?

put the most powerful 4.0 Ah battery and see the different results..

Ur flat bits been in the shed for years. Even a DeWalt would struggle with them. And big screw are always used on speed 1 as the torque is much higher.

I don't think you need to force it let the tool do the job.

Not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?

chuck keeps loosening i have lost loads of drill bits

bad teste speed 2 no couple speed one couple max

One word: TRIPOD

better then the makita and less price

You are working so bad with the drill