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The DeWalt DCK277D2 pairs the DCD777 brushless drill/driver with the DCF787 brushless impact driver, both on the 20V MAX battery platform. Brushless motors give longer runtime and tool life than brushed rivals, and both tools are compact enough for cabinet and overhead work. The drill is a light-duty 1/2 in. chuck model rather than DeWalt's high-torque XR hammer drill, so it suits assembly, cabinetry and light framing more than heavy concrete or deck building. Owners like the size and battery sharing; those pushing big auger bits or lag bolts often want more torque.
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Owners rate the kit highly as a first brushless set, praising the light weight, battery sharing and reliable chucks. Criticism centers on the drill's modest torque and the small batteries rather than the tools' build.
This kit pairs the DCD777 compact drill/driver with the DCF787 compact impact driver. Both run on the 20V MAX* system and use brushless motors, which deliver up to 57% more runtime than brushed motors.
The tools are built to be compact for tight corners and overhead work. The drill/driver is 7.52 in. long and the impact driver is 5.4 in. The impact driver delivers 1,500 in-lbs of torque.
The drill/driver has 15 clutch settings. Both tools have variable speed triggers. Built-in LEDs stay on for 20 seconds after the trigger is released to light dark or shadowed work areas.
