It has a DEWALT-built high-power, high-efficiency brushless motor that gives it up to 75% more runtime than an 18V NiCad brushless motor.
Cordless tool set DCD996 has a heavy-duty metal chuck with carbide inserts for better bit gripping strength.
DCF887 in the drill/impact driver combo kit has three speed settings and Precision Drive for more control. It comes with the drill and the impact driver.
DCS570 has a 7-1/4-inch blade that can cut 2-9/16 inches at 90 degrees.
DCS570 has enough time to make 330 crosscuts in 2×4 in 2 hours (pine.
There is a variable speed trigger on the DCS367 that can go from 0 to 2900 SPM.
It has a Quick-Change accessory system that makes it easy to change blades and other parts without having to use wrenches.
DCL040 is a bright flashlight that can light up your work area with LEDs that produce 110 lumens of light.
Combo Kit: Styl.
The DCK694P2 DEWALT 20V MAX* XR 6-Tool Combo Kit comes with DEWALT cordless tools like the DCD996 Premium Hammerdrill/Driver with 3-speed transmission and the DCD996 Premium Hammerdrill/Driver with our DEWALT-built high power, high efficiency brushless motor that can run up to 75% longer than 18V NiCad brushed motors. The DCF887 DEWALT 20V MAX* XR Brushless 1/4-inch 3-Speed Impact Driver is small enough to fit in small places. Makes it easy to work in the dark because it has three LED lights. The DCS570 DEWALT 20V MAX* XR Circular Saw has a brushless motor that can keep going at 5200 RPM even when the saw is under a lot of pressure. The DCS367 DEWALT 20V MAX* XR compact Reciprocating saw is small and lightweight, which makes it easier to do your work on the job. The DCS355 DEWALT 20V MAX* XR Oscillating Multi-Tool has a powerful brushless motor that gives it up to 75% more run time than a brushed tool of the same size. The DCL040 in the DEWALT tool kit is a bright flashlight that shines 110 lumens of LED light into your work area.
For my birthday, I got this. She bought this on Black Friday. It is in December. What a big change to the brushless system. As a big guy, I don’t mind that the hammer drill is a little heavy. I think it will come in handy down the road. I also have other drills I can use if I have a big project. The tools are great, and the impact gun was very light and had a lot of power. The 1 setting is gentle enough to install screws for drawer slides, but the 3 setting could drive a dull screw right through Captain America’s shield without pause. Despite what other people say, I think I’ll be happy with the hammer drill even though it’s heavy. I have other drills I could use if I thought this one was too heavy for the job. There is a lot of power in the Sawzall, and you can put the blade in almost any way. It’s called a “lefty” saw, but I’m a lefty, so I finally have a tool made just for me. The multi tool is the best multi tool I haven’t used yet. It’s very smooth and easy to work with. The throttle-sensitive trigger allows you to get a level of precision that was previously thought impossible with a tool that was so violent and independent. Finally, the light comes on. Even if you don’t think you need it, get the brushless even if you don’t think you need it. They are great tools, and the longer battery life is so important.
