The three-speed, all-metal transmission of the cordless hammer drill fits it to the job for the fastest application speed and the best run time.
A ratcheting chuck made of heavy-duty metal with carbide inserts is strong enough to hold a drill bit.
After the trigger is released, an LED light comes on for 20 seconds before it goes out again.
High power, low wast. The motor can deliver 535 unit watts of power at full power, which means it can do a better job in all drilling and fastening applications.
Style:Drill/Drive.
The DCD985B 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Premium 3-Speed Hammerdrill has three speed settings, so users can choose the level of performance needed for different jobs. A high-performance motor drives the machine and the bits are held in place by a heavy-duty 1/2-inch ratcheting chuck.
During my job as a builder of elevators, I use this drill for a lot of heavy-duty work. It took me almost 4 years to get through concrete and steel beams with my hammer drill because it was so good. Compared to some of the newer models on the job, this one isn’t brushless, so you can push it a little more. This is a big difference from the newer brushless models, which some of my coworkers have problems with. That’s what I’m hearing. When the brushless models get too hot or pushed too hard, they stop working, making you wait for it to cool down. This is what I’m hearing from other people. They said the older models’ brushes would break. But for $120, it’s worth beating this thing up for a few years and then getting a new one. People who like to do simple things around the house will have this tool for a long time. In the end, it’s worth the money and a good drill.
