This 20V MAX* Cordless Compact 7-Tool Combo Kit includes one 4 Ah battery and two compact 2 Ah batteries. It's a versatile kit, featuring our a brushless hammer drill which is lightweight and compact for big jobs in tight spaces. The impact driver has a 2-speed transmission with up to 1500 RPMs for a range of fastening and drilling applications. Cut 2x4 lumber at a 45-degree angle in a single pass using the Circular Saw with included 6-1/2 in. Carbide Blade. The brushless random orbial sander has a variable speed dial for control from 8,000 – 12,000 OPM to match the speed to the application. The Grinder features Quick-Change™ wheel release for fast and easy wheel changes. . The bright LED Flashlight illuminates your work area with 110 lumens. The Oscillating Multi-Tool features a 3-speed selector allowing users to choose their speed setting based on application.
- DCD796 Hammer drill is compact (7.5 in.) front to back and lightweight (2.7 lbs. tool only) to fit into tight areas
- DCW210 Has variable speed control from 8,000 – 12,000 OPM to match the speed to the application.
- DCF885 1/4 in. Impact Driver offers single-handed loading for its hex chuck that accepts 1 in. bit tips
- DCS393 Circular Saw with 6-1/2 in. carbide blade can cut 2x4 lumber at a 45-degree angle in a single pass
- DCG412 Grinder provides high power for cutting and grinding with an 8,000 RPM motor
- DCL040 is a bright flashlight with LED output of 110 lumens
- DCS356 has a 3-speed selector that allows users to choose their speed setting based on application
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I don't need the tools yet. Think this is a good deal or wait for BF?
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The only problem will be that you will continue to be tempted by other deals forever...and like a jigsaw or recip saw will beckon.. I can attest that my DeWalt hamer drill beats the poo out of the roughly equivalent Ryobi. I had a shutter project with two sizes of masonry holes so was using both so I didn't have to change out bits. I ended up using the DeWalt only as it was that much better. Same with a Ryobi jigsaw vs DeWalt. Night and day difference... I have a post on Reddit showing the difference same operators same saw blade, totally different results with the guide on the Ryobi acting more as a suggestion for the saw...