Best Cordless Drill for Home Use Under 150 PLN: Skil 6220AA, CMI 750 RPM, TCU300 Triton & More

Hello, I am looking for a cordless drill up to PLN 150.

It will be used sporadically for home use (screwing smaller, larger screws mainly into wood, I would rather not approach metal for this amount, possibly thicker plastics, e.g. pcb).

My expectations are that it will not get stoned immediately after turning it on on wood (such as chaff or chipboards) and that it will be mains, because it will stay a lot of time and the batteries have it that it would be appropriate to use them because after 2-3 years batteries they fall off even without use, according to what I read.

I have my 3 types, namely:
1.Skil 6220AA
2.CMI 750 RPM single speed with OBI
3. TCU300 triton.

I have seen such strange hammer drills, even surprisingly there was some Bosch for PLN 150 and they also have more watts .. but I do not know it completely and I do not know if such an impact drill is suitable for screwing holes in such weak boards as chipboards or drilling small holes with a thin drill, e.g. in plastic, because the impact ones are probably for concrete, but they come out much cheaper than the usual ones from above ... and the ones above have up to 300 watts, and the impact ones for PLN 100-150 probably have somewhere else around 800.

Would you recommend something to an amateur who needs something for very rare use that will have a kick and be suitable for everything from screwing screws into delicate furniture to making holes the size of a plastic cup in wood?

Thanks for the help

And thank the moderator for improving the topic.

Wkretator15 wrote:

Would you recommend something to an amateur who needs something for very rare use that will have a kick and be suitable for everything from screwing screws into delicate furniture to making holes the size of a plastic cup in wood?

For my part, I can recommend the Skil 6220 corded screwdriver. You can buy it in Casto for PLN 138. I have it for many years and it works reliably and has a long power cord.
A friend, on the other hand, bought a similar one from Biedronka for about PLN 100, but from NITEO and it is also nice made and works well.
For occasional use at home, it is a pity to actually pay more than PLN 100-150. It is important to buy the best available on the market for this money.

Best regards!

And what does it look like in combination with tritone? because it has 27NM rotational max and the tritone is probably 37, this tritone has a range of o-550 RPM and 0-2100 so it has a kick.

And how powerful is this screwdriver? I mean, what was the strongest thing you did with it? drills well in wood?


I am a bit disaffected with the skill because I have a small battery screwdriver for 80ziko from them and it has a strong beat.

Wkretator15 wrote:

And how powerful is this screwdriver? I mean, what was the strongest thing you did with it? drills well in wood?

It drills basically like a 300 W drill, because it seems to have such power. However, I use it to screw ?8 / 100 mm screws into the wood.

Best regards!

I think I will decide on a skill

thanks for your help and best regards

Wkretator15 wrote:

I think I will decide on a skill

thanks for your help and best regards

In Casto, ask them to turn on and let them try to screw something into the stump, you decide for yourself. You can also check it at home and return it if it does not suit you.

Cheers!