Factory-Reconditioned Ryobi ZRD46CK 3/8-inch VSR Clutch Driver

List Price: $59.96 Discount Price: $29.95

Features:

• Powerful 4.5 Amp motor
• RPM: 0 - 1,000
• On-board bit storage
• Die-cast clutch ring for various torque adjusting
• Includes 2 double ended screwdriver bits and carrying case

Customer Reviews:

hammer drill [Posted on 2007-03-08]
THIS IS A VERY NICE DRILL FOR THE MONEY.I AM VERY PLEASED WITH IT. THANKS JACK

Great driver for the money [Posted on 2007-05-07]
I bought this driver when I was starting to put sheet metal on a new barn I was building. I have now used it to put the screws in two new barns. The driver works great for the money. I looked at Lowe's and a similar driver was $80-$100. I had a cordless driver but the batteries would give out by the end of the day. The clutch does slip a little bit and I don't know that this is one of those tools that will "last a lifetime. But, for $30, if it quits tomorrow, I got my money's worth.

Very nice tool for a good price! [Posted on 2007-11-28]
I used this to drill into cinder block to install shelves. It worked well. It came with a helpful manual and in a nice case. As far as I'm concerned, this was a good deal!

Well built, great features, good power. [Posted on 2008-02-07]
I recently picked up this Ryobi driver / drill to replace an aging Craftsman that was put to use permanently mounted to a drill press adapter. I love the power, the tool free chuck, and the variable clutch. A couple of wood screws set into counter sinks gave me a feel for how the clutch works, and I can set it to drive and seat wood screws right where I want them and have the clutch release when it should. The housing is mostly plastic, but that is to be expected of any power drill made within the last 30 years. The plastics chosen for the housing are very impact resistant, and the rubberized grip feels good in the hand and reduces vibration very well. The overall balance of the drill is very good. I rated this drill a 4 star instead of a 5 as it was missing a MAJOR feature I expect to see in a driver / drill which is a top and an end level. I'd like to know if I have the drill bit going in straight! Other than this shortcoming, this drill is every bit of as good of a drill as can be expected for a drill of it's type. If it isn't powerful enough, you might SERIOUSLY consider a 1/2" hammer drill instead!

Ryobi [Posted on 2008-09-22]
An excellent value but I would have appreciated having space for my drill bits in the storage case.

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