Lowe's has DeWalt 12V Max Brushless 3/8" Drill Driver + 1/4" Impact Drill Combo Kit (DCK221F2) + Choice of Free Bonus Tool on sale for $199. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where stock permits.
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An automatic 100% off discount will be applied to the bonus tool of your choice during checkout
Price will be $199 + free shipping
Combo Kit Includes:
DeWalt 12V Max 3/8" Brushless Drill Driver (DCD701)
DeWalt 12V Max XR 1/4" Brushless Impact Drill Kit (DCF801)
2x DeWalt DCB122 12V 2A lithium-ion batteries
Battery charger
Soft case
3-year limited warranty
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Free item automatically added to cart. Offer valid 4/28/22 through 7/27/22 (while supplies last). Product and in-stock availability may vary depending on location and bonus tool selected.
Combo includes drill/driver, impact driver, 2 2ah batteries, charger, soft case, plus a tool of your choice.
Pick from one of the following tools for free:
-Hammer drill
-Oscillating multi tool
-1/2" impact wrench
-Reciprocating saw
-Rotary hammer drill
-3/8" impact wrench
-5 3/8" circular saw
Model: DeWalt 12V MAX XTREME Cordless Brushless 2 Tool Compact Drill and Impact Driver Kit
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The new 12v stuff is great. I even know many contractors who use them as their go to until they need the power of a 20v. They are lighter and produce less fatigue. For a diy homeowner these are more than capable. I barely touch my 20v stuff anymore.
I would probably lean towards the circular saw myself. It's not a big one, but it's enough to do some 2x4's or some plywood if needed. I wouldn't expect to do a large project with it though.
I really like my 12v stuff, but I can't help but feel that DeWalt is competing with themselves. The Atomic line 20v stuff+ power stack battery is almost as light and compact as my 12v stuff, and I only need one battery type.
I can't decided whether to keep investing in 12v or take advantage of all the Powerstack deals going on.
That said, ignoring the existence of the Atomic line, the 12v line is great. Super light, enough power for almost everything I do. It's not going to drive 3 inch lag bolts all day, and I wouldn't try to auger through really tough wood but I rarely use my 20v XR stuff on the job site anymore.
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12v is a no go. Buy dewalt 20v stuff for about the same price. So much more capable!
The new 12v stuff is great. I even know many contractors who use them as their go to until they need the power of a 20v. They are lighter and produce less fatigue. For a diy homeowner these are more than capable. I barely touch my 20v stuff anymore.
The new 12v stuff is great. I even know many contractors who use them as their go to until they need the power of a 20v. They are lighter and produce less fatigue. For a diy homeowner these are more than capable. I barely touch my 20v stuff anymore.
Yes. I have almost 10 DeWalt 20V XR tools, and also the 12V XTREME impact driver, and that one 12V tool is the first thing I use for just about everything. I use my 20V XR impact driver, XR impact wrench, and XR drill/driver as backup.
The 12V is lighter of course, and has a precision mode, allowing me to work better for things not requiring maximum power.
I really like my 12v stuff, but I can't help but feel that DeWalt is competing with themselves. The Atomic line 20v stuff+ power stack battery is almost as light and compact as my 12v stuff, and I only need one battery type.
I can't decided whether to keep investing in 12v or take advantage of all the Powerstack deals going on.
That said, ignoring the existence of the Atomic line, the 12v line is great. Super light, enough power for almost everything I do. It's not going to drive 3 inch lag bolts all day, and I wouldn't try to auger through really tough wood but I rarely use my 20v XR stuff on the job site anymore.
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For a new homeowner just getting into DIY, what free tool would you recommend?
I would probably lean towards the circular saw myself. It's not a big one, but it's enough to do some 2x4's or some plywood if needed. I wouldn't expect to do a large project with it though.
I got the 20v atomic drill and driver with 2x power stack batteries and charge last week for 229+ tax. The 12v are okay, but if you have big boy work to do they won't cut it
I got the 20v atomic drill and driver with 2x power stack batteries and charge last week for 229+ tax. The 12v are okay, but if you have big boy work to do they won't cut it
For a new homeowner just getting into DIY, what free tool would you recommend?
Oscillating multi tool. So many uses for it. As far as the other recommendation of the circular saw I personally think you'd be better off getting a corded circ saw for 40-50 bucks or even a used one. You can pick up old corded craftsman's in marketplace for about $20 often. It will be much more useful in the long run.
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I can't decided whether to keep investing in 12v or take advantage of all the Powerstack deals going on.
That said, ignoring the existence of the Atomic line, the 12v line is great. Super light, enough power for almost everything I do. It's not going to drive 3 inch lag bolts all day, and I wouldn't try to auger through really tough wood but I rarely use my 20v XR stuff on the job site anymore.
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The new 12v stuff is great. I even know many contractors who use them as their go to until they need the power of a 20v. They are lighter and produce less fatigue. For a diy homeowner these are more than capable. I barely touch my 20v stuff anymore.
The 12V is lighter of course, and has a precision mode, allowing me to work better for things not requiring maximum power.
Of course there are tasks that it cannot do.
I can't decided whether to keep investing in 12v or take advantage of all the Powerstack deals going on.
That said, ignoring the existence of the Atomic line, the 12v line is great. Super light, enough power for almost everything I do. It's not going to drive 3 inch lag bolts all day, and I wouldn't try to auger through really tough wood but I rarely use my 20v XR stuff on the job site anymore.
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I would probably lean towards the circular saw myself. It's not a big one, but it's enough to do some 2x4's or some plywood if needed. I wouldn't expect to do a large project with it though.
3 tools for less money vs 1.
Oscillating multi tool. So many uses for it. As far as the other recommendation of the circular saw I personally think you'd be better off getting a corded circ saw for 40-50 bucks or even a used one. You can pick up old corded craftsman's in marketplace for about $20 often. It will be much more useful in the long run.