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forum threadtvk posted Today 06:37 AM
forum threadtvk posted Today 06:37 AM

Dewalt DCF601F2 XTREME 12-volt max Brushless for $79 at Lowes

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It shows as $99, but add to your cart for free shipping and it becomes $79.
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It shows as $99, but add to your cart for free shipping and it becomes $79.

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Model: DeWalt 12V MAX EXTREME Brushless Cordless Powered Screwdriver Kit

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Today 06:44 AM
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LavenderPickle7682Today 06:44 AM
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Nope, shows up at $100 for me.
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Today 06:46 AM
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tvk
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Today 06:46 AM
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It shows $99 if I add for pickup, but $79 if I pick shipping.
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abstractedpudding
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Quote from tvk :
It shows $99 if I add for pickup, but $79 if I pick shipping.
I see $79 in cart.
Today 09:58 AM
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SplendidReward129Today 09:58 AM
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Shows as $79 for me before even adding to the cart. No pickup available. Only shipping
Today 04:38 PM
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ToolNutToday 04:38 PM
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Shows $99 for me for shipping. Local Pickup not available.
Today 05:29 PM
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BruxistToday 05:29 PM
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Shows 79 with free shipping on the product page, 99 in cart. For me at least.
Today 05:32 PM
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gmonieyToday 05:32 PM
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Is this the XR model?

I was hoping to pickup a XR drill, but get lost with all the different models. My understanding is XR is the line I should get, but also unclear on the 12V vs 20V

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Today 06:33 PM
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LavenderPickle7682Today 06:33 PM
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Quote from gmoniey :
Is this the XR model?

I was hoping to pickup a XR drill, but get lost with all the different models. My understanding is XR is the line I should get, but also unclear on the 12V vs 20V
That's Dewalt for ya -- you need a CrackerJack secret decoder ring to figure out their model lineups. But not a regular CrackerJack, but a MAX 20-60v XR PowerStack CrackerJack (not PowerPack though....comon, are you silly for even considering a PACK versus a STACK when it comes to the JACK?) 🤣
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gmonieyToday 06:39 PM
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 :
That's Dewalt for ya -- you need a CrackerJack secret decoder ring to figure out their model lineups. But not a regular CrackerJack, but a MAX 20-60v XR PowerStack CrackerJack (not PowerPack though....comon, are you silly for even considering a PACK versus a STACK when it comes to the JACK?) 🤣
Yea, it gets so confusing, I know the Atomic line is the entry level, but it's difficult to understand the higher end. I believe the 20V Max XR is the top end, but then more difficult as you go down...e.g. which is better 12V XR vs 20V MAX?

I kinda need a regular drill vs an impact...so should I hold out for a 20V MAX XR?
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SnowdiceToday 07:07 PM
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Just to clarify, this is a screwdriver, not an impact driver.
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gmonieyToday 07:18 PM
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Quote from Snowdice :
Just to clarify, this is a screwdriver, not an impact driver.
ah...I got thrown off by the shape...super helpful.

Guess I'm still confused as to whether this is the right pickup or hold out for a 20V
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Quote from gmoniey :
Yea, it gets so confusing, I know the Atomic line is the entry level, but it's difficult to understand the higher end. I believe the 20V Max XR is the top end, but then more difficult as you go down...e.g. which is better 12V XR vs 20V MAX?

I kinda need a regular drill vs an impact...so should I hold out for a 20V MAX XR?

20V MAX vs 12V EXTREME refers to the battery. For a particular tool, there is not much (or none) of variations in 12V line but the 20V line has many.
If a drill/impact driver ONLY says 20V MAX it is likely the lowest in the line (brushed, prob worse than 12V), next up would be if it only adds the word brushless (above 12V), then Atomic, then XR.
There are sometimes more variations in drills/impacts that can include eagles generations, but I'd say what I wrote is a good rule of thumb...
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gmonieyToday 09:38 PM
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Quote from pyrokid73 :
20V MAX vs 12V EXTREME refers to the battery. For a particular tool, there is not much (or none) of variations in 12V line but the 20V line has many.
If a drill/impact driver ONLY says 20V MAX it is likely the lowest in the line (brushed, prob worse than 12V), next up would be if it only adds the word brushless (above 12V), then Atomic, then XR.
There are sometimes more variations in drills/impacts that can include eagles generations, but I'd say what I wrote is a good rule of thumb...
This is really helpful. It's wild how confusing they make it. Like if the 12v vs 20v is just tied to the battery, then why add the branding to the drill itself.

So sounds like: XR (12 or 20v) > Atomic > 12V brushless > any brushed model ?

I currently have a set of 20v XR tools (a kit I bought maybe 4 years ago) which I love...but looking to get 1 drill for our 2nd home.
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gmonieyToday 09:40 PM
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Quote from gmoniey :
This is really helpful. It's wild how confusing they make it. Like if the 12v vs 20v is just tied to the battery, then why add the branding to the drill itself.

So sounds like: XR (12 or 20v) > Atomic > 12V brushless > any brushed model ?

I currently have a set of 20v XR tools (a kit I bought maybe 4 years ago) which I love...but looking to get 1 drill for our 2nd home.
i just realized you can't use a 20v battery on the 12v model (it's all clicking now!)...which means I should pass as I have a bunch of the 20v batteries from my existing setup

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ToolNutToday 09:49 PM
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Weird as the 12v Drill and the 12v impact are also $79 and free delivery but the 12v screwdriver is showing $99 free shipping. Crazy Lowe's! I thinking Dewalt is clearing out their 12v lineup entirely.

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