Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3751 in Home Improvement
- Brand: DEWALT
- Model: DCK675L
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 28.50" h x
7.60" w x
14.50" l,
37.00 pounds
Features
- 18-volt cordless hammer drill with 3-speed all-metal transmission, 1/2-inch self-tightening chuck
- 18-volt impact driver delivers 1,330 in-lbs of torque and 0-2,400 rpms
- 18-volt reciprocating saw with 4-position keyless blade clamp allows for quick blade change
- 18-volt cut-off tool with 6,500 rpm provides high power for cutting and grinding applications
- 18-volt 1/2-inch high torque impact wrench with 300 ft-lbs of maximum torque
- Kit includes two 18-volt lithium-ion batteries and an 18-volt flexible floodlight
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By R. Scott
I have had this set for a few months now and I am very glad I bought it. I am pretty loyal to brands that don't let me down and Dewalt is one of them. I originally set out to buy just the large hammer drill but decided the kit was a better value and included the hammer drill I wanted with Li-ion batteries. I am surprised however that I use that small drill/driver more than anything. It's a nice size and light for making quick work of hanging sheetrock for example. I wish it had drag though. For that I have to step up to the bigger drill. I also enjoy the light, although the flexible extension can really only be used if the base is mounted someway. I like the 1/2" impact drive. I have used that for quickly removing and running down bolts and lugs on tires for example(it does not have the torque to break them or final install them). The sawzall works great, it will run down the battery faster than the drills. The battery life is great so far. I've never had to switch out a battery in a one day job for heavy use. For the around the house work I do the batteries tend to last weeks. This summer I installed a deck 12' X 26' with deck screws using the bigger drill/driver. I had to swap the battery out at least 2 maybe 3 times in the week it took to build the deck. The li-ion will just die there is no run down. It's either all power or none. I do wish this kit contained something other than angle grinder. I'll probably use it for cleaning large rusty parts eventually but it's sort of big and bulky compared to my plug in grinder. I would have rather had a circular saw or jig saw in this kit vs the grinder.The only bad I've noticed so far is that the drills each have a little led light in them and the bigger drill's light stopped working right after I got this set (I can be hard on tools). The drills also have clips at the base to mount a driver bit. However the little drill has lost it's clip at some point. Also the bag is okay a little thin on material, for the price I would have liked to have seen something heavier.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Paul Higgins
I was pleasantly surprised by the high torque half inch drive as I didn't think I'd use it but now have several times. The small screwdriver with light is also very handy. Nice bag.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Emily Handley
I have had the kit now for a month or so, used all the functions of all tools but the hammer drill portion of the hammer drill. I can say only one bad thing about this kit. The Lithium Ion batteries do not have an LED fuel gauge on them so you dont know when you are low on juice, that being said... When the batteries run out of juice there is NO warning... The tool just shuts off. You can re-trigger the device to back out a drill bit or get your saws-all out of the wood, but it'll just shut off again a few seconds after. It is made that way to protect the batteries from running to low, otherwise its really nice to have full power all through the range of the tools. Great tool combo, interchangeable with all XRP devices. (purchased the cordless brad nailer and the lithium batteries work great in that too). I would recommend the product, just know that the Max line is more suitable for the pro's though...
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