Worx 20V 3/8" Drill/Driver Power Share - WX100L.9 (Tool Only)

I have yet to be disappointed by any of the products in the Worx product line.

Currently had a 12v drill and doing a major home deck and patio cover addition, but had to recharge often and not enought power. Decided to purchase the Worx drill as I already have a Worx leaf blower with the charger and battery. It has a long lasting battery and plenty of power for 3" screws. Belt hook is a nice add-on, but easy to lose it climbing ladders.

I was looking for a smaller, lighter drill/driver. I also wanted enough power to do the things that I generally need. This tool serves both. I am very pleased. It appears to be well-made and sturdy. It was also a good value.

TLDR: handle and trigger = bigger & drill = lighter than the WX101L 20V 3/8″ Drill/Driver from WORX tools. Quality seems the same, but this one comes with a belt clipI bought this as a replacement to my WX101L 20V 3/8″ Drill/Driver from WORX that finally died after 6+ years of regular use/abuse. i’m not a contractor or commercially involved in any trades. This review is from the viewpoint of the average New England homeowner, hobbyist woodworker, and DIY-er.After a couple months of regular use, here is my comparison of this 3/8” NITRO drill/driver and my old WX101L 20V 3/8″ Drill/Driver (now discontinued) from WORX…*** Upgraded features that have a practical / noticeable difference ***The “GripZone ergonomic handle design” and this drill comes with a belt clip… The ergonomic design just means the handle is slightly longer, the house of the drill is shorter, the trigger is a little bigger (which is nice for a guy with fat fingers like me), and the overall weight is noticeably lighter on the NITRO drill.*** “Upgraded” features that have no practical / noticeable difference ***The all metal chuck, LED flashlight, brushless motor, 2-speed gearing, the drill setting on the clutch*** “Upgrades” that I’m unsure about ***The “18+1 position clutch”. The increased variability in the NITRO drill’s clutch sounded great, but I haven’t found any use whatsoever for the clutch settings <6 or >12. <6 is too weak even for softwoods unless it’s wet. >12 is too weak when screwing into hardwoods / composite materials. Lower settings work okay for drywall, which is nice though.

On our camper, we use it to drop the jacks up and down. Our old one didn’t completely bring them all the way. We had to use a hand tool to finish the job. Not this new one. The torque is much better and it will finish the job with power to spare. That’s after they are extended up and down! Sure saves us a lot of extra effort.

I bought one of these several years ago for use around my home. I needed one of these for tasks around my mother’s home and since she already had other Worx equipment, this was a perfect fit!

I have other WORX products. Being able to share batteries among them makes this very convenient and cost effective. Quality is great too.

Good lightweight drill. Plenty of torque for around the house. Works with my 20 volt batteries. Very good value