The DEWALT drill has a brushless motor that gives it up to 57% more run time than a brushed motor.
This power drill is small (6.9″ front to back) and lightweight (3.4 lb) so it fits into small places.
High-speed transmission is provided by the DEWALT 20V MAX drill, which has two speed settings (0-550/0-2,000 RPM). This allows for up to 30% faster application speeds.
Ergonomic comfort grip handle gives you the right balance and control over the tool.
Ratcheting chuck: Metal 1/2-inch chuck for better bit gripping strength
3-Mode
LED lights can make dark work areas up to 20 times brighter than the previous model.
LED Spotlight Mode has a 20-minute shut-off feature that lets you keep working in dark or small places for longer.
The DCD791B 20V MAX* XR Li-Ion Compact Brushless Drill/Driver is lightweight and small so that you can work in small places for a long time.
High-speed transmission has two speed options, so users can choose the level of performance needed for different applications.
This cordless power drill has a comfortable grip that helps keep it balanced and easy to use.
A lot of these drills didn’t work for me. I tried four.
They are very light and very strong.
All four of them were bad, though.
The run out is too long.
On top of that, they are riveted together and can’t be changed without a lot of risk to the drill.
If you put the drill on two settings and push it all the way, the whole drill shakes in your hand.
You can see the chuck move in real life.
A perfect drill would be made with the chuck from the DCD991 if only they used that.
Spade bits have a runout of about 1/8 to more than 1/8 inches, depending on the length.
This is not a flaw, because all four drills did this.
When I have a bigger drill, the DCD991 type chucks work great with it.
I want to love this, but every time I use it, I think about how much I don’t like the chuck.
Power drills should work well in 2019.
HF’s cheap $30 drills have less run-out than this one (sad but true).
So I’m going to keep using my DCD991 for now.
Heavy and too much for most jobs, but at least I don’t get angry.
