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DeWalt DCD920KX
$200.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Built very compact, doesn't take up much room with your other gear. Drives screws with plenty of power, can handle harder surfaces without much struggle. Good balance in your hand, easy to keep it steady.
The Cons:Battery life isn't very good if you're going to be using it regularly, and tends to stop holding a charge after a few months.
The DeWalt DC920KX is a high-power "heavy duty" electric drill designed for users who require relatively lightweight, versatile drill. DeWalt claims the DC920KX is designed with ergonomics in mind, specifically regarding the device’s balance, size, and weight.
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The DC920KX drill features an all-metal transmission with a three-speed range from 0-425/ 0-1,200/0-1,800 rpm and a high performance 14.4v frameless motor. With 325 unit watts of power, DeWalt says this cordless drill runs 30% longer when compared to their previous XRP drills. The DeWalt DC920KX includes additional features such as 22 different clutch settings, a 1/2" ratcheting chuck to reduce slippage, a one hour battery charger with 2 (14.4v) lithium-ion batteries, and a convenient carry box.
Features
- LED Worklight (better visibility in small spaces)
- three-speed all-metal transmission
- high power/high efficiency frameless motor rated at 325 watts
- heavy-duty 1/2" ratcheting chuck (prevent bits from falling out)
- One hour battery charger; 2 (14.4v) lithium-ion batteries
- includes carry box
Specs
- Voltage: 14.4v
- Battery Type: lithium-ion
- Max Power: 325 UWO
- # of Speed Settings: 3
- Max RPM: from 0-425/ 0-1,200/0-1,800
- Clutch Settings: 22
- Chuck Size: 1/2"
- Chuck Type: ratcheting
- Weight: 5.75 lbs
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Pros & Cons
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built very compact, doesn't take up much room with your other gear
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drives screws with plenty of power, can handle harder surfaces without much struggle
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good balance in your hand, easy to keep it steady
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LED is nice for dark corners in tight workspaces
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uses all-metal gears and has a solid magnet construction in the motor, can take heavy use and last a long time
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good weight to it, won't tire you out as you use it
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ratchet chuck is easy to tighten and it keeps the tension for as long as you need it
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battery life isn't very good if you're going to be using it regularly, and tends to stop holding a charge after a few months
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