Cordless Power Drill by Aleah Bundle

READ this FIRST: Don't Buy the $40 Pink drill! How to Choose the Right Power Drill — Finally, Power That Isn’t $300 and Ugly. Many cute or “pink” drills look fun but lack the power and safety features needed for real DIY work. Other top brand drills look manly and are heavy. Here’s what should actually matter to us girls when selecting a cordless power drill.  1. Torque Power You need at LEAST 45+ lbs of torque to drill safely without straining your wrist or relying on body weight. Most reputable brands all carry between 50 - 55 lbs of torque (e.g., higher-end DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi, and Craftsman).Athena Drill: 65 lbs of torque!— all the power needed for all woods, metal, plastic, and even masonry. You will not see a drill with +60lbs of torque for less than $300--until now. NataLee had to customize the casing for this massive, lightweight, brush-based motor. 2. High, Variable RPM A good drill must reach 1,500+ RPM with smooth speed control for precision, and must have variable spee