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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

My Personal Review Of The Dewalt DCD970KL Cordless Drill Kit

!9# My Personal Review Of The Dewalt DCD970KL Cordless Drill Kit

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Recently my father-in-law's cordless drill stopped working and he asked me to help choose a new one. I thought that was rather odd as I'm only his helper when he remodels houses. I mean, I never really paid a lot of attention to cordless drills even though I used them quite a bit while working with him. To me, a drill was just that... a drill. Nothing special... or so I thought. Regardless, I decided to do some research to help him with making the right choice.

There's so much to cordless drills than I imagined and as I result, I've decided to put together a short list of why he should purchase the Dewalt DCD970KL 18-Volt XRP Lithium-Ion 1/2-Inch Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver Kit.

Drill Must-haves
# of volts Type and life of battery Ergonomics and weight Speed (more specifically, the transmission speed) The motor

Number of Volts

Choosing a drill with the right number of volts is important. The higher number of volts, the faster the motor spins which translates to MORE POWER!!!! The Dewalt DC970KL is 18v (volts) which make it very powerful, yet lightweight at 5 ¼ pounds so your arm won't be worn out at the end of the day.

Ah c'mon... dead already?

The Dewalt DCD970KL utilizes a nano-phosphate formula lithium-ion durable batteries. Compared to the outdated NiCad battery, the ... lithium-ion battery can be recharged up to 2000 times and give the Dewalt drill more than 40 percent run time.

The Bigger The Chuck, The Better...

Along with a new ergonomic grip and 360-degree side handle, the Dewalt DCD970KL has a ½ self-tightening keyless chuck that enables a sure grip throughout the operation of the drill - this ensures you stay on point and cuts down dramatically on slippage that leads to poor jobs.

Triple SpeedRanges

Bye, bye dual-speed ranges... let's welcome this 3-speed powerhouse. For fast application speed and improved run time, Dewalt equipped this drill with a 3-speed, all-metal transmission that helps in making precise hole placement and it gets through the material (wood, concrete, etc.) with ease and speed. You control the speed ranges, adjusting as the need requires.

More Power, baby...

This lightweight, compact drill packs a serious punch. Its high efficiency motor delivers 450 unit watts out of maximum power for superior performance in all drilling and fastening applications. This is perfect for fastening a light fixture to a concrete wall.

The Cost?

The DEWALT DCD970KL 18-Volt XRP Lithium-Ion 1/2-Inch Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver Kit is available for under 0. You certainly should not be paying more than 0 for this drill.

What Does It Come With?
1 hour charger (2) 18V XRP™ Li-Ion batteries 360° side handle (anti-slip grip) Kit Box

What About The Warranty?

As expected, Dewalt provides the following outstanding warranty package:
90 Day Money Back Guarantee 1 Year Free Service Contract 3 Year Limited Warranty


My Personal Review Of The Dewalt DCD970KL Cordless Drill Kit

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Monday, September 12, 2011

Dewalt Cordless Tool Review September - Steak or Sizzle?

!9# Dewalt Cordless Tool Review September - Steak or Sizzle?

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This is a review of some Dewalt tools I used regularly for the past eight years. They belonged to a set of 5 pieces and two 3-piece tool set with cable and two battery.

Dewalt XRP Cordless 18-volt Hammer: wonderful tool. The first was after 5 years due to a malfunctioning second cause is going strong. The new lithium batteries are much lighter and have a linear power (maximum power until it is completely dead - the weakest, as you download)is fine, except that you can not tell when the battery is dying.

Dewalt 18v Cordless Saw straight: do not abuse. Passed through two set - and they are not cheap. Second lasted just over a year of heavy and made me switch to a trickle Milwaukee and have never looked back. In addition, the locking blade jams after a while '.

Dewalt 18v Cordless Torch: Handle with care. Light contact between the neck and the flexible base finally break down and lose battery unitdysfunctional.

Dewalt 18v Cordless Circular Saw: Use patient, or it will sink slightly.

Dewalt 18v Cordless Hammer: amazing. Compact, lightweight, built in light - in two words: little monsters. In practical applications easily from the pair greatest Hammer. One of these tools, we are skeptical until they try it, and then you can not live without it.

Standard Dewalt Drills: sufficient torque for mixing small amounts of malta! A good backup tool in case of Hammerdies.

Dewalt Jigsaw: instrument quite well if the correct blade for the material used. Feeling strong, worth the money.

Conclusion: This criticism reflects my experience only and should not be generalized. With prolonged use of the tools mentioned above, I would recommend power tools Dewalt cordless drill and the excellent, but for hard use and abuse I would think twice before buying a set of wireless combo - unless that the sale price of the set is almost the price of the gun Hammer - Ihave seen it happen.

As for the weekend warriors, are all combo drill with good performance and the impact gun and XRP is only to justify the unit price and the bragging rights.


Dewalt Cordless Tool Review September - Steak or Sizzle?

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