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A two-tool 20V MAX XR combo kit pairing the DCD805 1/2 in. brushless hammer drill with the DCF887 three-speed brushless impact driver, plus a 4.0Ah POWERSTACK battery. The drill is about half an inch shorter than the DCD796 it replaces and delivers up to 40% more UWO, so it fits tighter spaces while hitting harder. The impact driver is a proven three-speed fastening tool with a compact, well-balanced body. This suits contractors and serious DIYers who want one battery platform for drilling masonry, driving screws and running a full kit of 20V MAX tools.
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Owners of the DCD805 and DCF887 rate both tools highly for power, compact size and brushless efficiency. The POWERSTACK battery draws praise for output and weight. The most common complaint is that the kit includes only one battery.
This kit pairs the DCD805 20V MAX XR brushless 1/2 in. hammer drill/driver with the DCF887 20V MAX XR brushless 3-speed 1/4 in. impact driver. Both tools use low-maintenance brushless motors and run on a 4.0Ah POWERSTACK battery.
The DCD805 has a 1/2 in. metal ratcheting chuck for high bit retention. It has a hammer mode for masonry drilling, a variable trigger and two speed settings (0-650 and 0-2,000 rpm). Its compact 7 in. body is 1/2 in. shorter than the DCD796 (tool head only). An adjustable 3-position, 3-mode LED provides up to 70 lumens, and the spotlight mode shuts off after 20 minutes. The chip pocket accepts a Tool Connect chip (DCE042, sold separately) for use with the Tool Connect Site Manager app.
The DCF887 has three speed settings. Precision Drive in speed 1 adds control for precision work. Three LEDs stay on for 20 seconds after the trigger is released. The 1/4 in. hex chuck loads with one hand and has an easy-grip sleeve. It accepts 1 in. bit tips.
