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Factory-Reconditioned Ryobi ZRHP496K 9.6-Volt Cordless Drill/Driver Kit |  | Brand: Ryobi
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $59.96
Buy New: $34.99
as of 7/30/2010 09:45 CDT details
You Save: $24.97 (42%)
New (1) Used (1) from $20.00
Seller: Mowtownusa
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 17638
Media: Tools & Hardware
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.5
Dimensions (in): 14.4 x 11.5 x 7.8
Model: ZRHP496K
UPC: 033287137558
EAN: 0033287137558
Availability: Usually ships in 6-10 business days
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| Features:
| • | 3/8" Keyless chuck enables quick and easy bit changes | | • | 24 clutch positions virtually eliminates screw stripping by adjusting for various materials and driving depths | | • | Variable speed switch:0 - 580 RPM | | • | Includes 1 battery pack, 1 charger, and a carry case | | • | Includes one battery pack, one charger, and carry case |
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Product Description
Ryobi9.6V Cordless Drill/Driver Kit. This compact, ergonomically designed drill drives 20% more screws than the previous model - drives an average of 275 screws per charge. Features include on board Mag Tray magnetic bit storage for quick access to your d
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| Customer Reviews:
 Light Duty, Light Price. August 5, 2009
Trevor Goodchild (The City of Angels)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a no-frills drill with a *VERY* no-frills price. It's perfect for small tasks.
D.I.Y. Fun June 5, 2009
Robert W. (Louisiana USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I had a different and lighter type Drill/Driver before and it didn't hold up long using it for D.I.Y. work around the home, so when it gave out I ordered the Ryobi and it has enough power to do all the drilling I need to do. Since it was Factory Reconditioned it did not have screw driver and drill bit set with it, but I had a good one left from the bad unit. It is just like a new unit and didn't have a worn place or any mark on it. The keyless chuck is very easy to use and holds the bits and drills securely, without wobble or coming loose. I usually don't order reconditioned tools, but I didn't make a mistake with this one.
 Great tool for the right user November 12, 2006
wiredweird (Earth, or somewhere nearby)
20 out of 21 found this review helpful
This is a mid-range tool, and I mean no insult by that. Some people have hands big enough to wrap around a heavy handle, but my wife has a more delicate build. Some people have enough strength that the mass of a high-energy, high-power battery is an acceptable load, but her strength isn't in her hands. And some people have major construction tasks, big repairs, and who-knows-what to drive a drill or screw into next. She has just the usual household fixit work to deal with, or maybe a bit more than some households.
She's always shied away from the beefier power tools, and I respect her evaluation of her control over that mechanical power. She's also ridiculed the little, wimpy 1.8V screwdrivers. It took a bit for her to make friends with this model, but she did. Now, I can't get near it. Remember those seagulls in "Finding Nemo", with the mine-mine-mine? That's her with this cordless.
I've bought three of the 9.6V units so far: one for her, one for a niece just starting her own first fixup apartment, and one for my 80-ish parents. (I love my dad, but he has to be realistic now about how many horsepower of whirling blades he really ought to handle.) And, in most states, it costs less than a carton of cigarettes - and you'll still have it next week.
The pack of bits that comes with it is mostly complete, but not the most durable. You'll have one of each: straight, Philips, square-drive and Torx (each in a few sizes), some drill bits, and more. Don't expect them to last, although each one will give you modest service. Not to worry, you can get lots more of each kind of bit when you need them. The motor is what counts here, and especially the feel of it in your hand. Ladies, please step right up. It's not pink and it's not a girltool, but that's not what a strong woman wants. It's does real work like you do, it works hard like you do, and it may well fit your hand. Try it.
It's not the biggest, baddest thing on the block. Be real, though. If you're not Schwarzenegger, maybe you really want something better proportioned to your hand and strength. This is good for lots of people who have lots of important work to get done.
//wiredweird
PS: I'm reviewing the new tool, not reconditioned, but couldn't find the product page for the factory-fresh one. If I find a page for the new tool, I'll move the review.
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