Lowe's has
DEWALT XTREME 12-Volt MAX 3/8-in Brushless Cordless Drill/Driver with 2x 2.0Ah Batteries and Charger (DCD701F2) for
$79.
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About this item:
- DCD701 12V MAX Brushless 3/8-in drill/driver has 32% more power (when using DCB122 2.0Ah battery vs DCD710 drill/driver using 1.3 Ah battery)
- DCD701 12V MAX Brushless 3/-in Drill Driver is 20% shorter
- 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-lb (Tool Only)
- Kitted with 2.0-Ah batteries with state of charge indicator
- 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
- 3-year limited warranty
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I can't remember the last time I used a drill but if you like drilling stuff this is a decent piece cause it is small and light, and if you don't have milwaukie one yeah.
personally I really like dewalt 12v stuff. it is a shame that 20vhs won and I have betamax tools.
ive been waiting and waiting for ryobi to have a sale on their 18v compact brushless drill but tired of waiting.
So instead of 12 volt tools we went to 18 volts and now it's 20 volts, seems to me I've seen some that claim to be using a 40 volt battery, and I think I've seen some lawn mowers with twin (?) 60 volt batteries. Where will it stop? When the buyers get wise.
ive been waiting and waiting for ryobi to have a sale on their 18v compact brushless drill but tired of waiting.
Plenty of power for your home-improvement projects; love the bag and spare battery
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So instead of 12 volt tools we went to 18 volts and now it's 20 volts, seems to me I've seen some that claim to be using a 40 volt battery, and I think I've seen some lawn mowers with twin (?) 60 volt batteries. Where will it stop? When the buyers get wise.
- Its a dead battery platform, Dewalt isn't developing new tools
- Unlike Milwaukee / Bosch, there's no size advantage for Dewalt 12V over Dewalt or any other 20V platform
- It's a pretty limited platform especially compared to Milwaukee 12v, and there are no "must have" tools in the line
$80 buys a basic brushless drill starter kit in a lot of other battery platforms that don't have the limitations that Dealt 12V does. You buy drill kits for the battery and charger, unless you're knee deep in D12 already this deal makes no sense.Leave a Comment