Lowe's has select DeWALT Xtreme 12V Max Brushless Drill or Driver Kits + Free Bonus Tool (use the Choose your gifts link on the page) for $149 each below. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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DCD701 12V MAX* brushless 3/8-in drill/driver has 32% more power (when using DCB122 2 Ah battery versus DCD710 drill/driver using 1.3 Ah battery). Brushless motor for efficient performance and runtime. 3/8-In ratcheting chuck for a wide variety of bits. 2-Speed transmission and 15 clutch settings for a variety of applications. LED foot light for superior visibility. Lightweight at 1.9 lbs (tool only). Kitted with 2.0 Ah batteries with state of charge indicator. Belt clip conveniently allows user to carry tool while not in use. Includes: (1) DCD701B 12V MAX* Brushless 3/8-in Drill/Driver, (2) DCB122 12V MAX* batteries with state of charge indicator, (1) DCB112 12V/20V MAX* Charger, (1) Belt Clip (1) Tool Bag. DEWALT XTREME 12-volt Max 3/8-in Keyless Brushless Cordless Drill 2 -Batteries Included (Soft Bag Included) | DCD701F2
Product SKU:
1001009102_1001009102
UPC:
885911603850
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Lowe's has select DeWALT Xtreme 12V Max Brushless Drill or Driver Kits + Free Bonus Tool (use the Choose your gifts link on the page) for $149 each below. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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I like the 12v drills. I keep a set at my camp for misc use. Unless you're running 3inch screws all day the 12v set will get you by and it's a bit lighter.
Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
That said... You can get some decent deals on 20v sets where the price savings from 12v to 20v isn't that much.
I like the 12v drills. I keep a set at my camp for misc use. Unless you're running 3inch screws all day the 12v set will get you by and it's a bit lighter.
Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
That said... You can get some decent deals on 20v sets where the price savings from 12v to 20v isn't that much.
I like the 12v drills. I keep a set at my camp for misc use. Unless you're running 3inch screws all day the 12v set will get you by and it's a bit lighter.
Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
That said... You can get some decent deals on 20v sets where the price savings from 12v to 20v isn't that much.
My dad prefers the 12v since its not as heavy.
I agree. I have both the 12v and 20v lines and either do fine for everything from removing mower blades with the 12v impact wrench or building a deck using impact and drill. I do use my 20v line for when I'm doing exactly what you said 20+ 3in screws in a single run. Great lines of tools and most of the chargers support both 12v and 20v.
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Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
That said... You can get some decent deals on 20v sets where the price savings from 12v to 20v isn't that much.
My dad prefers the 12v since its not as heavy.
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Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
That said... You can get some decent deals on 20v sets where the price savings from 12v to 20v isn't that much.
My dad prefers the 12v since its not as heavy.
Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
That said... You can get some decent deals on 20v sets where the price savings from 12v to 20v isn't that much.
My dad prefers the 12v since its not as heavy.
That being said, the deal is for a free tool. There are several to choose from.
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This seems like a much better deal with the drill, 2 3.0 batteries, and another tool.
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