DEWALT Electric Drill, Spade Handle, 1/2-Inch, 9-Amp (DW130V)

This drill is an absolute beast! The 9 Amp motor provides incredible power for any job, no matter how tough. The handle is super comfortable and feels great in your hand, even after extended use. It's an incredibly reliable and durable tool, I totally recommend it for any professional or DIY enthusiast!

Works great and will for a long time. I bought a master mechanic drill a few years ago to mix drywall mud and it burnt up in a few months. My co workers burned up on the first use!! My boss has a few of these that have lasted over 10 years. Worth the money.

My Dewalt 20v works but I could smell the motor getting hot. I mix thinset, tile mortar, sheetrock mud enough to justify buying this beast. Thus has nice handle placement, speed control that makes it much better for mixing 5 gallons of mud at a time.

It still works and I bought it like 2 years ago

Dad finally asked for his back. So I got one just like it. Between the two of us, we used his dewalt to mix the light concrete, thinset, and grout for 1 basement, 1 shower pan, 6 bathrooms, 2 utility rooms. Very solid chuck. They improved (IMHO) the plug style between his and mine. Mine has a "regular" sized plug that allows me to have multiple tools to plug into my 3 plug extension cord. His had this chunky round plug.

It’s a Dewalt !!!

Powerful corded drill... it'll mix cement no problem!

I had a marble shower project, and I thought my large BOSCH hammer drill could handle the job of mixing up the thinset. WRONG. No amount of throttling the variable speed trigger could trick the drill from doing what it wanted to do, which was to go 1200 rpm. What I needed was a drill that was comfortable in the 100 - 300 rpm range without costing a fortune. This was the tool for the job. Well made, comfortable. Shipped barebones in a cardboard box, I attached the handles and mixed up some fine looking thinset. I don't care that it doesn't have a phony baloney vac-formed case to store it in (those things aren't really designed for storage anyway!) I plan to use it for regular drilling jobs in the future as well.