Bosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in1 Drill/Driver - Full Review & Test
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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See the new Bosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in-1 Drill/Driver (GSR12V-140FCB22) in action and learn about all of its features and attachments! As a professional finish carpenter and cabinet maker, I put the FlexiClick to work and share my thoughts and experiences with it both in the shop and on-site. Watch this in-depth Bosch FlexiClick review and find out if it's a good fit for you and the work you do.
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This review is several years old but it prompted me to buy the brushless version of this kit in 2021. I liked it so much that I also purchased the compact brushless impact driver!
Thanks Dan...and Bosch!
Great review ,you covered all questions and concerns I have before purchasing this tool . Thanks!
I always enjoy your straight forward tool reviews. Thank you, Bill
+Bill Edis glad to hear that Bill. Thanks for the feedback.
I've stumbled upon your channel because I'm doing a research about this product, hands down, your review is the best out there and I love your format, your explanations and the way you present everything. Thanks so much for all of your work, I just subscribed and more power to you and your channel. Have a blessed day
Thank you. I really appreciate the feedback and your subscription.
Hello Dan! Just yesterday I received my Bosch Flexiclick! It's already available in South America! It came in a plastic case. Overall I'm very impressed by its high quality! Very glad with my new tool!
Thank you for the great review. I got some ideas from it.
Very informative in depth review, Look forward to giving this system a try ...
I'm dipping a foot into the world of renovations and woodworking. You talked me into picking this drill. Great review. Thanks for taking the time to set up the camera to show how the different functions work in a real environment...this stuff can be kind of abstract to someone who's never seen it in the field.
Glad you found the review helpful. Always nice to know the extra time and effort it takes to get footage on site is appreciated too👍
I'm just only seeing this tool now several years later. I wish I knew about it back then. Yes, I'm sold on it, my wife is a shopper,and buys cabinets and the like that need to be assembled at home. I love this tool. Thankyou for posting the video
Just got my 12-35 FC yesterday. It´s the newer and brushless version with slightly shorter head. Got it in a L-box with 2x3Ah batteries and a quickcharger. It has all you described and more! Tried 6x120 (mm) screws in framing lumber without predrilling. In 2nd gear it managed to drive it about 70% of the way and in first gear all the way. Also tried with a 20mm spade drill in a 2x4 and it took 20sek compared to my 18V Makita who managed it in 15sek. Keeping in mind that the Makita is more than twice as heavy it is impressing!
Just wanted to add this to your review, everything else is exactly as you stated. I don´t bother about the direction of bit release since I have booth among my tools.
Thank you for a great review!
this is one of the most pleasant sounding ,informative and lucid reviews of anything on You Tube.
Fantastic.
Aside from that i bought one of these last week and LOVE IT. It’s so insanely versatile and accurate when doing confined and delicate work. Really a joy to use. The only problem is i can’t find enough excuses to use the tool.👍
amzn.to/2W5Lhqd I could buy it here, regards
Great Review! We were super surprised by the power and the solid construction! Great Tool.
I think it does have brushless motor, at least the European ones do no?
Very good review Dan, thanks for extra details. On my to buy list.
Excellent non biased review. Looks like a winner.
Thank you for an excellent and very professional review. I’ve subscribed and look forwards to watching more of your videos.
amzn.to/2W5Lhqd I could buy it here, regards
One of the greatest tools in my inventory as an electrician! Very informative video, took the plunge and after 6 months of use, i haven't found anything bad about the kit (mine came with the L-Boxx system)
Great review. Clear and informative.
Next on my MUST HAVE list .thanks
Great review. Thanks for posting. My brushless model is in the mail.
Nice review. Great tool! Hopefully I can find one on sale
LOVE THIS REVIEW
Dan, nice review. I am super excited that Bosch switched to pulling the locking collar in rather than out. I own Snap-On tools and am used to pulling the collar in. I had to get used to using Bosch's locking mechanism. To me it makes more sense to pull the collar toward you. Just my opinion. Keep up the good work.
+Jorge Chavez thanks. Interesting that the Snap-on tools pull in. I think I like pulling the collar in rather than out practically but I'm so used to pulling out from all my other drivers.
Fantastic review. Maybe not quite robust enough for the trades but for a handyman this is on my list! Keep up the great work on your channel.
+badger0888 thanks! It depends which trades you're talking about though. A carpenter that frames houses every day it might not be robust enough for but I know for myself being a finish carpenter and cabinet maker it's definitely plenty robust. Electricians, HVAC, installers and many other trades it is well suited for too. It's definitely a professional grade tool.
Hi Dan, I use this vid to keep on seeing the flexiclick until I can’t hold it in anymore and buy right away. Your vid is very calming 👍🏾
Great review, help me to decide to buy the tool. thank you.
Extremely professional review, !!!
amzn.to/2W5Lhqd I could buy it here, regards
1) Me too: thank you for the good video!
2) I'm expecting my 12V kit as part of a back-order, but I have already had the 18V equivalent for some days. The latter is remarkable for having an attachment that changes the impact driver into an SDS hammer drill.
3) The "brushless motor" icon is missing from the official data sheet (in Dutch anyway), but the text does mention it, and there is this text visible on top of the device itself on the photograph on that page. We'll see...
I've been trying to pick a 12v system for a couple of months and I think you just made my mind up for me. That offset feature is outstanding.
+William glad to hear you found the review helpful. That offset attachment is definitely a game changer.
I am in the exact same boat and have been debating my choices but haven't been completely satisfied. After finding this model and watching your review, I am content I have found the right tool. You have a new subscriber to your channel and my thanks!
Another good review Dan
+HHProgressiveconstruction thanks!
Sold! I have had GREAT success with Bosch tools. Have been considering the Flexiclick for months. Great detailed review! Thank you! New subscriber, found you inquiring about the Flexiclick on RUclips. Will order thru your link.
Thanks! Always appreciate the support through the affiliate links!
Thank you Pat, Excellent
Exhaustive review. Features very well explained. Wondering whether to buy this instead of the GSR 129-Li as earlier decided.
Agree with you - that offset head is genius.
Great review as usual! I'm getting this!
+JR Rustic DIY thanks, it's definitely a worthwhile tool to have.
@@DPShopTalk
Have you upgraded to the 12v Brushless version? Any differences?
I was also curious if the overall head length with the standard drill chuck installed is shorter than the less expensive, non-Flexiclick, brushed motor # PS31-2A?
Thanks for the excellent review. I was unaware of this versatile drill/driver!
@@bbfoto7248 no I'm still using the same unit. I haven't seen any need to upgrade since it's still working well for me.
Perfectly OK. I asked to understand as I intend to buy it for working on metals. Now its clear. I can go for it...........Thanx..
You have convinced me, going to get this :-)
Just bought the Brushless version, haven't used it yet but I put allot of thought and research into the purchase.
Your review was helpful
Does this have a mechanical Clutch?
@@tonelljohndejesus6847
Yes it does. And it feels allot lighter than my 18v makita settings. Apples to oranges I know. But I run most pocket screws in plywood at 9 with the Bosch.
I am researching this and the Milwaukee version. May I ask what made you decide on this one and not the Milwaukee?
@@kcuhc84
The mechanism that allows you to rotate the head to get to different angles is much more user-friendly on the Bosch. In my opinion.
With that being said, I prefer the grip style of the Milwaukee.
I am EXTREMELY happy with my bosch kit.
Although this is a review, I appreciate the product education. I think product education is very important to help consumers learn about a product and how best to use it.
Looks like you like your new toy Dan. Thanks for your thoughts.
+Jim Dockrell can't have enough toys...I mean tools :)
Give me Bosch pro every time ‘’ Great Video ‘’
I bought one. Very handy. Not for heavy duty. But no 12v tool is for heavy duty. Best purchase this year by far.
amzn.to/2W5Lhqd I could buy it here, regards
Nice review on this. I like these sort of all in one tools myself since I usually do light duty stuff. I have to say that I prefer that small soft case vs a hard case myself. I have a small car and it's easier to get that type of case in there than any hard case. They are also less bulky and I just don't have a lot of space at home either. I was looking for a small electric screw driver since I haven't been feeling well, I am trying to spend less time working on things for too long if I can help it. I found the ps22 which looks really nice since I was looking for something small for screws, but it's hard for me to justify the cost since I own a rockwell 3rill and it's been a great all in one tool for me. It's just heavy and not as small as I would like it which is the reason I was looking into something smaller to work in a car. Then I saw this tool you reviewed. I was cracking up because while you change all the adapters, I just change the bits and settings on mine, so you can see why I'm having a hard time justifying buying another tool. I also just wished mine was smaller, and brush-less, but it still works. One thing I wanted to ask about is on the piece that holds the hex bits. Does yours have any wobble? This is one thing mine seems to have and what drives me nuts at times, but I thought I noticed a bit of wobble on yours too.
+myshots101 I have noticed a little bit of wobble on the hex sleeve of the offset attachment but nothing that causes any issues. The PS22 is a great little driver and I have one of those. I don't normally switch between attachments like I did when working on the drawer fronts since I have separate drills and drivers to be able to have different bits set up. I was just doing that to illustrate what can be done if you only had the FlexiClick to work with.
J'adore ! 😍
I just bought the brushless version on amazon.
Bosch GSR12V-300FCB22 12V Max EC Brushless Flexiclick 5-In-1 Drill/Driver System
best review
Thanks for this review. Here in NZ we have an 18v Brushless version of this system available - even more grunt!
I See the NZ unit comes with a rotary hammer attachment - as a bonus it is available as a bare tool so I can use my existing 18v batteries.
+Rob Bristow I think I've seen that attachment online. That would be a cool feature to have in a multi drill like this.
Well for me in germany it is the same drill, same motor etc., i only got the L-Boxx version of it for myself and at work. It comes with a beltholster and the rest is also the same to your version.
I got the GSR 12V-15 FC. But there is a way to well make it brushless, you can switch the gearbox to/from the GSR 12V EC and get yourself a brushless flexiclick system that way.
LOL, i figured out that myself aswell
I believe there is an 18v EC Brushless version that OZ Tool Talk Reviewed but my search for a 12v variant has come to the same conclusion. I searched the Bosch Professional Tools German site to verify.
Interesting.
Hi Dan,
In Europe it also doesn't have brushless motor. I already have this beauty and it's one of my favourite tools. I got it already with L-Boxx.
Nice review, I couldn't agree more. I see only two disadvantages. One, as you said, no brushless motor. Two, no belt hook.
I realized after I did the review that I was wrong about it having a brushless motor in Europe. Although I have seen some people do a conversion and mounting the FlexiClick interface end on a regular 12V brushless drill with success. It also then gives it the advantage of the belt hook with that conversion. Even with those shortcomings though as you said it's still a great tool.
Thank you.
Would be nice one of the attachment is for cutting. One perfect tool for drilling, driving and cutting.
Long time team bosch(7 years plus) all of their 12 vt chucks start to suck after a few months and the 1/4 offset head only has 1 bearing to hold in the bit. Still a great tool, just a heads up.
Excellent review, Dan! Nice and thorough. What kind of foam did you use in your L-Boxx? Nice arrangement. I like it better than the plastic ones that come with kits, to customize it like you did.
Thanks! I used a layered foam similar to Kaizen foam for my L-Boxx setups. Lee Valley had the foam on special a few years ago but once it was gone that was it. I wish now that I had bought more of it while they had it. Kaizen foam would be the closest thing to what I used though.
Hello, I'm French, I have a Fexi Clic 12v too, here the name is GSR 12v-15FC (no 140FC) and no brushless motor too.
The Brushless motor is on GSR 12v-20 (NO FLEXI CLIC)
If, on 18v model he exist a GSR 18V-60 FC (with a brushless motor).
But, like you I cracked for the 12v model for the things you mention in this video, she is light and very practical.
I found it in L-Boxx on Amazon
See you
Brushless motor: www.bosch-presse.de/pressportal/de/en/more-powerful-than-ever-before-bosch-flexiclick-12-v-%E2%80%93-now-with-a-brushless-motor-191168.html
Brushless version now available.
Just got GSR12V-35 + Flexiclick with brushless Motor for less than 250$
All Bosch new model of GSR12V are now with Brushless Motor 👍🏽
Bought mine yesterday after seeing this review.. really happy .. and a good deal 199 at atlas machinery in toronto
+Saqib Haq glad to hear you found the review helpful!
Thanks for this. I'm up in Toronto too.
Great review, I hope they bring the brushless model soon. I'll just wait for the BL model before I pull the trigger.
+JessVideoDude it's definitely disappointing that Bosch didn't make the FlexiClick brushless. I have seen some people that have done a brushless conversion though and basically combined Bosch's brushless 12V drill with the FlexiClick to create a brushless FlexiClick and it seems to work well.
That could work, although it may void the warranty. In the RC hobby we made the switch to brushless motors many years ago, I'm not sure why the tool industry is barely catching up. In the beginning the motors alone use to be high, but the prices have drastically come down, so adding brushless power should be a no brainer.
+JessVideoDude yeah I think it would definitely void the warranty doing that. So far I haven't found the lack of a brushless motor to be an issue so it's not something that I would bother doing. If it's that simple to do a DIY swap though, you would think that Bosch would have just done it right out of the gate.
Mine is a year old $140, just bought a hard case for it. Light weight for fine general work. Buy one for the DYI woman in the house, you'll never get to use it.
Better than the festool 12v set
This would have been a better purchase, but sadly, I didn't know it existed. I just bought the kit with the PS31 and PS41 during the $100 sale Bosch was offering. Still happy with my purchase, but the FlexiClick would have been more versatile.
Random question....at about 15:55 in your video where its a shot of your lboxx. The countersink you have with the white ring, at the end of the row of spare batteries,where did you get that?
+Rob Aguiar I'll put a link for it below. It's a great bit and with carbide cutters it lasts a long time. The low friction stop doesn't mar your work either.
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Great and in-depth review indeed. Thank you.
I am aware you've made this video 3 years ago, but is there any chance to make a comparison between this one and Milwaukee M12 BDDXKIT 202C 4 in 1 Drill Driver? That would be great. Rumor says it comes with a brushless motor (and no, apparently the Bosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in-1 Drill on the European market has not been blessed with a brushless motor either).
If Milwaukee wanted to send me one to test out I could do a comparison between the two. I've tried reaching out to Milwaukee but they've never gotten back to me. From what I've heard the attachments are more solid on the Flexiclick. The shape of the body of the Milwaukee intrigues me though.
Excellent review again Dan! I couldn't wait and imported the overseas kit last year. Mine is a brushed version as well. I have seen someone successfully swap the flexiclick head onto a PS22 brushless driver setup.
Having used mine for mostly cabinet installation as well I agree with your results 100%.
+Overanalyze thanks! How involved was the swap on the PS22? The only thing with doing that is the PS22 has less power than the motor in the FlexiClick so I think personally I would rather use it as is.
Dan Pattison it didn't look very hard. Mostly a disassembly and swap change. I will see if I can find the video again. I agree though, it doesn't lack any power so no real need other than to say you can.
What's wrong with shaving kit bags 😉
You sold me!
I have the ps31, basically this drill minus the flexi system. Driving the 1" spade bit will strip the gear box after a while. I don't recommend it for that type of work, but for small fasteners and drilling holes it's great.
Yeah I use my 18v drill for driving spade bits. I just wanted to push the Flexiclick to the extreme for the review to see what it would handle, especially the attachments.
Installed many cabinets in kitchens and bathrooms from kits, never needed those attachments. All you needed are drill, impact driver, saw, glue, face frame clamps and some basic hand tools and a very long level to establish high point on the floor. I do have an older 12V Bosch drill, excellent quality and batteries still as good as when it was new.
The bit sleeve is like that cuz you can use one hand to remove, with 4 fingers you grab the bit, and with the big finger you push the sleeve, allowing you to remove them easier.
Hey Dan, I'm curious about the offset attachment. You know when you install some types of door hardware, you have to have your bit on a hard angle to install the screws? Sometimes damaging the handle. I wonder if the offset would prevent that,or at least help.
+Rob Aguiar great question. I don't think it would help much since the screws are usually within the area that the handle covers which is what forces an angled drive. The offset attachment really wouldn't give any advantage over a long driver bit I don't think.
Ok, good to know thanks. Great informative video by the way.
hi dan, first time seen your channel and subscribed. very informaive review with practical use. has anybody use this as a cutting tool? use the right angle and put a cutting/grinding disc? thanks
I don't think it would work well for cutting and grinding. The RPM wouldn't really be high enough.
Hi Dan, awesome review! Where did you get the O Box ? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Do you mean L-Boxx?
HI Dan. Is that the L-boxx 1? the smallest one you used to get the 3 drills into with all those accessories?
+Wood Wrathe it's the L-Boxx 2 that show in the video with the FlexiClick and the two other drivers set up in.
Milwaukee m12 is suppose to be releasing this in August. If it’s brushless, Bosch should rightfully be embarrassed for a missed opportunity
@15:55 do you have a setup video for your LBoxxes?
Thanks!
+Josh Kaufman I don't have a video produced for my L-Boxx setups yet but it's on my list of videos to do.
I am curious to find out if when removing a drill bit out of the keyless Chuck does the head want to pop off of the drill? Seems how you have to manually grab the chuck and spin it counterclockwise does it want to pop off of the unit.??
I've never had issues with that.
Great review and channel Dan; I need to drill just a few holes in a concrete wall in a confined space - a distribution board cupboard. Do you think the Flexiclick is up to the job? I appreciate it's not a percussive tool but I only need one inch deep holes.
Thanks! I would say it would be possible to drill the holes but it would probably take awhile. I've tried drilling holes in concrete with a non hammer drill before and it's usually a long process depending on how many rocks you hit. If a hammer drill won't fit in the space then the FlexiClick would be my choice to get the job done. Bosch does make a 12V hammer drill which is about the same size as the FlexiClick but no attachments for getting into awkward spaces.
Andrew Date
Need to be careful as they are not designed for that type of work. Generally an SDS is used with the right power of motor for drilling into concrete.
Now you probably could drill into plaster with brick or block to install a plug and screw but that would be the height of it.
Construction grade concrete slabs are going to be difficult for any non hammer drill but even then it would need to be a good hammer drill.
Ask around to see who has done this with it.
I have had the Festool CXS for several years now and love it, however, I also have the Bosch brushless 12volt driver which is a great tool also. At $90 US less than the CXS, this looks like a great set to have! Also the CXS doesn't come with the offset driver which would be handy at times.
+Brian Peters is the CXS a 12v tool?
its 10,8V butt the new C 18 is 18v
It is 10.8, but seems just as powerful as my 12 volt Bosch
10.8/12 tools are all the same, Bosch calls it 12v max in the US, and 10.8 in Europe. They can peak at 12v but 10.8 is the more realistic number in normal use. Marketing 😄
Actually Bosch has recently changed the branding from 10.8V to 12V in Europe too. I think this FlexiClick was the first new tool to come out branded as 12V in Europe. I has this FlexiClick drill (in Europe) as well as an older 10.8V regular Bosch drill and they are the same, the chargers and batteries are identical and interchangeable even though one says 10.8V and the other says 12V.
Does it have hammer function for concrete drilling?
No it doesn't have a hammer function unfortunately
Great stuff! Is it also fitted with hammer function to drill concrete?
No there's no hammer function on this model.
amzn.to/2W5Lhqd I could buy it here, regards
Hey Dan, what foam do you use in your custom lboxx systems?
+Rob Aguiar the foam that I've used in my L-Boxx setups came from Lee Valley but they don't sell it anymore. For future setups I'll probably just use Kaizen Foam. I'm hoping to do an episode on my L-Boxx setups at some point also.
The hex locking sleeve does not seem to fall back completely into place after inserting a hex bit into it with my Driver. It seems to completely lock the bit in place only when I pull the bit a little (which creates a clicking sound). Is this how it works with every unit or is it just mine?
I don't think mine does that. What type of bit were you using?
Very nice review, thanks! BTW do you think it can drill into plasterboard?
Thanks. If you have the right bit I would say it could. It's not a hammer drill so it's not going to have a hammering action but I would think it would drill into plasterboard without any issues.
@@DPShopTalk Cool, thanks Dan for your super-fast answer! Great review, once again!
Great review. I’m really looking forward to see how well the -soon to be available - Milwaukee version of this does. To touch on one thing you mentioned. This really should have had a hard case instead of that fabric bag and it seems that Milwaukee did the same thing too. Very disappointing to see that and a bad decision by Milwaukee, IMO.
I would be curious to see how the new Milwaukee compares to the Flexiclick when put to work side by side.
@Dan Pattison - Me too. But I don’t own this Bosch version. I kinda like the grip-style of the Milwaukee better. It’s like the Festool that I almost bought on several occasions, but decided to hold off when I saw a video for the Milwaukee unit. Besides I already own a bunch of the 12V tools that would make things easier for me. Also, it’s not as expensive compared to the Festool. Unfortunately have to wait for October to even get the Milwaukee though.
I have the PS21 driver, the PS31 drill/driver, the PS41 impact and this same 5-1 Flexiclick (all brushed motors) as well as the Oscillating tool and angle grinder (both brushless) - All 12V Plus a Hercules 20V drill/driver & impact (brushless) for work and a Metabo 18V drill & driver (brushless) for home ... all quite excellent ... Great review !!!
Can you review and compare to the m12 installation driver
I've never had a chance to try the M12.
Hi Dan was just wondering would you recommend this or the festool cxs kit just looking for something light duty for cabinets etc or if any of your followers would know. Love your channel by the way kind regards William
+william condon well I don't have any experience with the Festool kit myself. I know the Bosch is quite a bit less expensive than the Festool so from a value standpoint I would definitely recommend the Bosch. Performance wise, as you saw in the review it handles anything light to medium duty no problem.
Thanks for the reply much appreciated
Hi Dan,
Can we use this drill machine to drill in masonry
No this one doesn't have a hammer drill function but the new Bosch 18v version does.
@@DPShopTalk Thanks Dan for your reply, I will check for 18V version then.
If there was a way to have an impact driver adapter, that would be a game-changer. I know that impacts deliver torque differently than drill-type drivers, so maybe that would result in a higher-profile adapter compared to the other ones, but it might be worth it.
+Larry Leveen there are impact driver adapters available from different manufacturers. I'll put the link below for one of the more popular ones.
amzn.to/2EvVENl
Sorry, what I meant is that if one of the accessories turned the drill-driver INTO an impact driver, that would be great. The accessory you mentioned is a right-angle adapter that is _compatible_ with impact drivers.
I can accept that there might be some apples/oranges kind of difference between a drill and an impact that prevents the former from being adapted into the latter.
+Larry Leveen oh ok, sorry I misunderstood what you were getting at. Yes an adapter that produced an impact effect would be great. I think the 18V Flexiclick in Europe has an attachment that turns it into a rotary hammer so the impact aspect might be possible.
Wow awesome tool and great video Dan, I don't want to brag but in the UK the kit comes in an L Boxx case with inlay (well for now anyway who knows what will happen after Brexit).
+Lee Prince thanks. I wish that the version here came with an L-Boxx. It didn't make too big of a difference for me personally since I set it up in my existing L2 with my other 12V drivers like I showed, but for those that don't have an existing setup it would be great if it was supplied with an L-Boxx and insert.
Can we use it on brick wall? Or just woods?
A hammer drill works best on brick.
Hi, thx for the video. Please could you check for me if these flexi click attachments fit Bosch professional 12v-35 HX? Thank you
They only fit the Flexiclick model.
Thank you
What does the inside of the soft case look like? Can't seem to find pictures of it anywhere nor how the drill and accessories fit inside it.
There's not really much to it. There's a couple elastic straps in there that will hold the drill and charger in place but the attachments are just left loose.
Yea thats what I figured. Basically its useless.
Lol pretty much. I gave my soft case to my kids to keep some of their toys in.
Nice! Thats definitely a good use for it! I wish they gave us in the US the hard case that the 18V version comes with in Europe.
Yeah I would like to see it come with an L-boxx or at least have that as an option.
Apparently Bosch heard you. They released the GSR 12V-35 FC model which is identical but in brushless version. Will it have 5 stars everywhere ?
Thank you for your nice demonstration.
I haven't tried the brushless version so I can't really comment much on it.
@@DPShopTalk : Thank you for your answer.
From what I've seen in other videos, the brushless version looks sturdy too.
I remember seeing a long time ago a comparison video of the new brushless Dewalt compared to the old versions. We saw the brushless smoking one after the other while the old version withstood a rather violent use.
Hello Dan, As an alternative to the Bosch, I’ve been looking online at the Milwaukee installation drill / driver the BDDx-202C that is available here in England. I was wondering if you’ve had any experience of this drill please?
Hi David, I don't have any experience with the Milwaukee but I do have the Milwaukee 12v Fuel Impact driver and really like it.
Dan Pattison ok thanks for letting me know.
I’m going to hang on until the new, brushless M12 Fuel installation drill / driver which should be available in England around October time. I’d love to see one of your videos on this tool, if Milwaukee would kindly send you one.
@@dmcguinness100 if Milwaukee wanted to send me one I would gladly share my thoughts on it. I've tried to reach out to Milwaukee to see if they would be interested in working with me but they have never replied to me.
Hello Dan...
I'm guessing you may not see this... way back in time.
My OLD Bosch 14.4V drill finally died (the batteries are done). I looked at PS-31's awhile back because I knew I was going to need another drill. They are about what I have.
The tool you reviewed here (GSR12V-140FCB22) is now a GSR12V-300FCB22 12V... 300 in.lbs and brushless. The older tool is still available and for a lot lower cost. My use is low level... rarely all day or day after day. Would you be happy buying the old model?
Thanks for the help...
Mike
Hi Mike, I certainly wouldn't hesitate to buy the old model. I'm still using mine with no issues whatsoever and I use it on pretty much every job. I've never tried the newer model but also haven't had to since the old one is going strong. Hope that helps.
Sold... and that helped a lot, Dan... thank you very much. I'm looking forward to not having to recharge every 10 minutes... =]
Mike@@DPShopTalk
01:40 - What is the bit you pulled out?
That's a #2 Robertson bit that came with a container of screws.
amzn.to/2W5Lhqd I could buy it here, regards
Bosch sells the GSR 12 volt version in Europe with Brushless (EC) motor, but not for the kit with this 5-in-1 version.
+Kvicksilverpuman that must be basically the same model as the PS22 that we have here which is also brushless.
Yes thats one of them called GSR HX (hex) in Europe, also a standard drill called GSR and also a impact driver with 2 gears called GDR. All of them with the EC brushless motor.
+Kvicksilverpuman the PS22 is a fantastic little driver and I get a lot of use out of it. We do have the other 2 brushless models here too but I don't have them personally.
Kvicksilverpuman .
How does it compare with the ps11bn right angle drill?
I've never used the PS11 but the flexiclick does have more power.
Dan Pattison I also think so. Just want to know if this one takes more space as right angle drill.
If you mount the keyless chuck on the right angle attachment I would say it would take up more space than the PS11
I have just bought this model, even though several tests show that Bosch lays in the bottom of almost all specs through different branch models.
I bought this system because I have always been told that German mechanics is reliable, high quality and it works. I also like the design and colour of the Bosch Professional models.
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Hi, in Germany the 18V-Flexiclick is brushless, the 12V-Flexiclick is also not brushless.
+Jens Kalski thanks for the info. I was sure that I saw a picture somewhere of a 12V version that was brushless but it must have been the 18V version that I was looking at.
But there is a Brushless GSR 12V (not for the 5-in-1) for sale in Europe.
you can put the FC gearbox into a GSR 12V-20 ( or GSR 12V-20 HX ) then you get a GSR 12V-20 FC and a GSR 12V-15 where the light stays on for 10 sec ;)
FlexiClick vs Milwaukee version?
I haven't had a chance to use the new Milwaukee so I'm not sure how they compare.