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DeWalt DC720KA
$229.00
The Pros:Pretty good on battery life while still providing a fair amount of power for a compact drill. Well-balanced, lightweight and easy to use over long periods. Chuck design makes adding a drill or screwdriver bit almost a one-handed operation.
The Cons:LED light actually doesn't light up the actual drill tip--the chuck gets in the way. NiCd batteries rather than a Lithium-Ion cell. Included batteries often stop holding charge after 6 months to a year of use.
The DeWalt DC720KA is a mid-grade "heavy duty" electric drill designed for users that require a drill that can fit into tight spaces. The DC720KA features a 4.8 pound lightweight design that DeWalt claims will "help minimize user fatique".
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The DC720KA drill also features a dual speed range from 0-500/ 0-1,700 rpm; and a high performance frameless motor which provides power of 410 unit watts. The DeWalt DC720KA also includes additional features such as an LED work light to increase visibility, a 1/2" ratcheting chuck which reduces slippage, a one hour battery charger with 2 (18v) batteries, and a convenient carry box.
Features
- Compact and lightweight drill size; 4.8 pounds
- Dual speed range from 0-500/ 0-1,700 rpm
- High performance frame-less motor; 410 unit watts
- 1/2" ratcheting chuck to reduce slippage
- LED work light
- One hour battery charger; 2 (18v) batteries
- Convenient carry box
- Screwdriver bit
Specs
- Voltage: 18v
- Max Power: 410 UWO
- Speed Settings: 2
- Max RPM: 1700
- Clutch Settings: 17
- Chuck Size: 1/2"
- Chuck Type: Plastic, single sleeve
- Weight: 4.8 pounds
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Pretty good on battery life while still providing a fair amount of power for a compact drill.
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Well-balanced, lightweight and easy to use over long periods.
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Chuck design makes adding a drill or screwdriver bit almost a one-handed operation.
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Best suited for around-the-house use but can also work in more commercial settings.
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LED light actually doesn't light up the actual drill tip--the chuck gets in the way.
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NiCd batteries rather than a Lithium-Ion cell.
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Included batteries often stop holding charge after 6 months to a year of use.
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