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The DEWALT DC720KA 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit is built around a versatile tool that makes quick work of a potpourri of driving and fastening tasks. With it is high-performance, frameless motor; dual-range, variable-speed control; and comfortable grip, this tool is powerful and easy to handle. The Drill/Driver Kit includes a commodious one-hour Ni-Cad charger, two 18-volt Ni-Cad batteries, and a sturdy kit box. 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit At a Glance: Powerful, 18-volt design delivers 410 unit watts out Dual-range variable-speed control for job-specific applications Easy-to-maneuver, lightweight design Ergonomic grip for comfortable handling Three-year fixed warranty, one-year free service, 90-day money-back guarantee Drill and firmly attach in one quick motion with the compact drill driver. View larger. The comfortable ergonomic grip allows you to carry out precision drilling in tight spots. View larger. Powerful Motor for Job-Specific Performance The DEWALT DC720KA 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Cordless Compact Drill/Driver’s high-performance, frameless motor is capable of delivering a greatest or most complete or best possible of 410 unit watts out, translating to performance in a wide range of applications. The drill/driver also features dual-range, variable-speed control–from 0 to 500/0 to 1,700 rpm–that makes material-specific performance posing no difficulty to achieve. LED illuminates work area. Comfortable Handling and Convenient LED The DC720KA is built with an ergonomic grip for comfortable handling that helps in ensuring precise results. Its balanced, mid-handle grip makes control easy, providing ease and scaled down fatigue when tackling extended applications. This drill/driver weighs an easy-to-manage 4.8 pounds and features a commodious LED for visibility. Cordless Design and Ratcheting Chuck Being cordless, the DC720KA allows you to move quickly amongst projects without the hassle of a cord or outlet. With the one-hour Ni-Cad charger, you may reduce downtime and speedily recharge the long-life 18-volt Ni-Cad batteries. All-metal 1/2-inch chuck. Stay on point with it is 1/2-inch, single-sleeve ratcheting chuck, which works to reduce bit slippage as you work. This 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit comes with a DEWALT warranty package that includes a three-year fixed warranty, a one-year free service contract, and a 90-day money-back guarantee. What’s in the Box DC720KA 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Cordless Compact Drill/Driver, one-hour Ni-Cad charger, two 18-volt Ni-Cad batteries, and kit box. Drill through masonry, wood, and steel with the powerful 18-volt drill/driver.

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111 of 128 people found the following review helpful.
A bit overrated….
By Construction Jim
I’m a contractor and our company specializes in erecting condos so we are more than familiar with our power tools. When I first started my job I invested in this DeWalt drill since EVERYONE has one. After using it for a while I feel that it is not all that it is hopped up to be, the battery life sucks and I had to replace the battery after a couple months because it stopped holding its charge. After trying out others I would recommend Makita for the price and performance, also do stay away from Ryobi that brand of power tools is a joke (I would get it for my learning teen but not for professional use).

36 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
Solid, powerful drill
By Amadeuz
As a matter of full disclosure, I am using this drill as a DIY homeowner on minor projects. This drill was my upgrade into the world of pro-grade power tools from a cheapo 14.4V Black & Decker drill. I upgraded primarily because I was frustrated by having to drill pilot holes for lag screws all the time due to the lack of power. Furthermore, my former so-called variable speed drill only had two speeds, namely 400 or 800 rpm, nothing in between so I was constantly stripping screw heads. After doing some serious research into Makita, Milwaukee, Hitachi, and Dewalt, I chose Dewalt. Why? Because of the power and construction of the tool. Dewalt uses its own measurement of torque (Unit Watts Out) whereas most other companies list max torque in ft-lbs. In my opinion, I best equate UWO to the amplifier rating in audio receivers. In receivers, many companies list their amplifier rating with only one channel driven. Rarely do companies list amplifier rating with all channels driven. UWO, to me, is Dewalt’s real world sustained torque rating like all channels driven in an amplifier. So for this drill, although Dewalt lists it at 410 UWO, I think this probably equates to nearly peak torque of at least 450 ft lbs if not more. Also, I really liked the fact that Dewalt uses all-metal gears and it has solid magnet construction in its motor.

24 of 28 people found the following review helpful.
Overhyped Product
By D. Davis
I bought one of these about 6 months ago, used it and gave away to my brother in-law.
A week ago I bought a Ridgid R86007N which is identical to the DeWalt DC720KA except here is where the Rigid beats the DeWalt in all categories.
(1) Tested driving large screws into 2×4′s The Rigid was able to sink the screw deeper with less effort.
(2) The Rigid is lighter by 1 lb. Less Hand fatigue.
(3) The Ridgid is more compact and smaller with more power.
(3) The Rigid uses a 18V Lithium-Ion Battery instead of a 18V Ni-Cad Battery. There no comparison between the Lithium-Ion which leaves a Ni-Cad in the dust. It has more power, lasts longer and takes shorter time to charge.
(4) The DeWalt has 3 or 5 year warranty. The Ridgid has a life-time Warranty.
For a manufacture to give a Life-time warranty speaks for itself in the confidence of quality in the product.
(5) There other minor advantages, but the con is, the Ridgid doesn’t come with a Case. So I bought 2ea Husky cases for $9.98 a pair, while on sale.

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