- Is this drill good for drilling into concrete?
- It handles light masonry such as brick and mortar with the hammer mode. For repeated holes in hard concrete, a full-size or SDS rotary hammer is the better tool.
- What is the difference between this and a full-size 20V hammer drill?
- This one is shorter and lighter, which helps overhead and in tight spots. The full-size model has more power and longer runtime under heavy load.
- What is included in the starter kit?
- The kit pairs the drill with a 20V MAX POWERSTACK compact battery and a charger. Check the listing for the exact contents, since bundles vary.
- Does it use the same batteries as other DeWalt 20V tools?
- Yes. It runs on the 20V MAX battery platform, so packs from other DeWalt 20V tools fit.
- Is the chuck big enough for hole saws?
- The 5/8 in. chuck takes common drill and masonry bits. Large hole saws and bits above that shank size will not fit.
- Is it worth it over a corded hammer drill?
- For portability and quick jobs away from outlets, yes. A corded drill gives more sustained power for long concrete work.
- Where is the Dewalt 20V MAX Cordless Ultra-Compact 5/8 in. Hammer Drill and 20V MAX POWERSTACK Compact Battery Starter Kit cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $388.00, as of our latest check.