Mechanical clutch in low gear to prevent bit lock-up and provides increased gear life of the electric dril.
Eleven amps of power from a DEWALT-built motor for more power and performance in high-torque drilling applications.
DEWALT’s corded drill has two speed ranges: (0-330 rpm) and (0-1300 rpm). This lets you choose the right speed for the job at hand.
Metal-gear housing for jobsite durability and increased reliabilit.
Adjustable front handle and two-position side handle give you the best leverage and control.
100% ball bearing construction means that the tool will last longer and be more durable.
An electric drill with a clutch that is 1/2-inch VSR Stud and Joist Corde.
I’ll say that I’ve used Milwaukee hole saws for about 20 years. I have a virtual graveyard of them because I only use them for 3 to 6 months before I have to rebuild the gears. Because I was skeptical, I bought the DeWalt to see if it worked. I’ve had the drill about a month now and it out performs the Milwaukee in every aspect. My drills are put to the test when I rough in plumbing in about 50 homes a year. In my opinion, the DeWalt doesn’t seem to get as hot as the Milwaukee when it’s used for a long time. Even though it draws more amps, my generator doesn’t seem to run out of power as quickly as the hole hawgs do. If it lasts, I’ll let you know in a few days.
Variable speed an.
More power.
2 1/2″ – 3 1/2″ holes all day and all nigh.
Well it’s now been over a year of hard use and this drill is still going strong! DeWalt is winning me back as a customer. I will never go back to Milwaukee
