- Is the DCD709C2 good for drilling into concrete?
- It handles light masonry, brick and block in hammer mode. For repeated holes in hard or reinforced concrete, a corded or SDS rotary hammer is the better tool.
- Does it come with batteries and a charger?
- The C2 kit includes two 20V MAX batteries and a charger. Check the kit contents, since bare-tool versions are sold separately.
- How does it compare with DeWalt's bigger hammer drills?
- It is lighter and more compact but has less torque. The larger DCD996 and similar models suit heavy drilling and big hole saws; this one suits general drilling and driving.
- What bits does the chuck take?
- It has a keyless chuck that takes standard round and hex-shank drill and driver bits. Very large auger or hole-saw bits exceed its compact design.
- Is it brushless?
- Yes. The brushless motor is the main reason it runs longer per charge and needs less maintenance than brushed drills.
- Can it drive screws as well as drill?
- Yes. The two-speed gearbox and clutch make it a capable screwdriver, and forward/reverse helps with removing fasteners.
- Where is the Dewalt DCD709C2 Cordless Drill Driver cheapest?
- At JB Tools, for $198.35, as of our latest check.
- Is the Dewalt DCD709C2 Cordless Drill Driver at its lowest price?
- Yes: $198.35 is the lowest price we've seen for it since November 8.
- Where can I buy the Dewalt DCD709C2 Cordless Drill Driver?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including JB Tools, Tractor Supply Co.