Bosch 1006VSR

The Bosch 1006 VSR sold for about $50-$70 is a corded device used for drilling, screwing, and fastening that can be used in professional and unprofessional settings. The device was released in the fall of 2009, since then it has been discontinued and is no longer being published due to newer and more comfortable models being created. There is no evidence on total amount of sales, but this device was known as popular, and more than likely made a huge contribution to the companies 50 million+ sales before 2016. Replacing the 1005 VSR model the newer product was built with a softer and more comfortable handle and "lock-on switch" design. The most common complaints on this design include the weight of the device being too heavy, the design being uncomfortable and far too bulky to hold, and the speed being inconsistent. Some complaints also included the device being defective and not spinning right although there were no recalls reported. There are no known replacements for this device but some could say the replacement of this device was the Bosch model 1033 VSR. This product includes an all-around upgrade with a faster speed, better durability, and a more versatile product all around.

They color of this device is generally blue with black accents, only coming in one color way. The length is 10.1 in, height is 9 inches, width is 2.5 inches and weight is 3.4 pounds. Some outstanding features include, the soft grip handle, two finger trigger, and processed lock on switch. The model number is typically found on the body of the device, next to the motor or handle.

• Amperage: 6.3 Amps
• Voltage: 120V AC
• Power-to-Weight Ratio: Best-in-class
• Torque: 177 in-lbs (maximum)
• Chuck Type: 3/8-inch Jacobs ratcheting keyless chuck
• No-Load Speed: 0-2600 RPM
• Speed Control: Variable-speed ******
• Handle: New soft-grip design
• Switch: Recessed lock-on switch
• Brushes: Service Minder™ brushes
• Trigger: Oversized 2-finger trigger
• Portability: Includes a sturdy belt clip
• Weight: 3.4 lbs
• Length: 10.1 inches

Drill Parts : The linked source is a site that has a manual of all the pieces that you may need to fix this particular device.

How to fix rotation : The linked source is a site that explains how to fix one of the many things that could go wrong with this device. This shows how to fix any problems you may have with the drill.

Screw Function : The linked source explains different functions of different screws and how to fix them.