expiredRokket | Staff posted Jan 24, 2026 06:53 AM
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expiredRokket | Staff posted Jan 24, 2026 06:53 AM
DEWALT 1/2" 20-Volt Max Variable Speed Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill (Tool Only) $99 + Free Shipping
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Our most powerful 20V MAX* 2-Speed Hammer Drill, based on rated MWO using DCB2104 battery (sold separately)
Help maximize control - Equipped with the ANTI-ROTATION System that senses the rotational motion of the tool and shuts it down if the motion is excessive - The red LED indicator illuminates when the ANTI-ROTATION System is engaged
Complete a wide range of applications with this hammer drill that is up to 109% more powerful, based on MWO rated using DCB2104 battery (sold separately) versus DEWALT® DCD778 Hammer Drill
Professional performance - Complete jobs with top level speed, control, and precision with a high-speed transmission and variable speed trigger featuring 2 settings (no load 0-650/0-2,000 rpm)
Bright LED worklight - Illuminate dim work areas with an adjustable, 3-position LED featuring 70 lumens and auto-shutoff function
Help maximize productivity - Make up to 175 holes per charge, using 7/8" diameter auger and DCB2104 battery (sold separately) in 1-1/2" SPF
High bit retention - Work confidently with a 1/2-in metal ratcheting chuck that provides secure bit retention
TOOL CONNECT™ CHIP READY™ - Featuring TOOL CONNECT™ CHIP READY™ functionality (DEWALT® chip sold separately) when paired with the DEWALT® Site Manager™ app(Additional subscription charge and third party data rate charges may apply) that shows data on jobsite asset management and tool location
Part of our best performing line of 20V MAX* Power Tools – Innovative power tools designed to deliver certainty for the world's toughest pros
https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-1...5016106829
Why is 805 better?
For whatever it's worth, I once accidentally sprained my wrist using the dcd795. (Forgetting to switch to gear 1 when used a large spade bit) This was a A 10yr old drill that's substantially underpowered compared to the 805 or 806, but also got the job done.
So take that for whatever it's worth.
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