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The DeWalt DCD794B is a compact 20V MAX brushless drill/driver sold as a bare tool, so it runs on DeWalt's 20V MAX batteries you already own. Its short head length and light body make it easy to work overhead and in tight cabinets, and the brushless motor plus two-speed gearbox handle everything from driving screws to boring holes. It sits below the larger XR hammer drills on power but beats most compact rivals on size. Reviewers like the balance and trigger control; the main complaints are the lack of a battery in the box and the plastic belt clip.
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Owners describe the DCD794B as a light, well-balanced compact drill that fits where bigger drills won't. Most praise the brushless motor, trigger feel and battery life on 2.0Ah packs. Complaints center on it being tool-only and on the plastic belt clip.
The DeWalt DCD794B is a 20V MAX ATOMIC brushless drill/driver with a 1/2 in. ratcheting chuck. The chuck holds round-shank and hex bits without slipping. This is the bare tool only.
The brushless motor delivers 404 UWO (unit watts out) of torque. It has 15 clutch settings plus a drill position, so you can control screw depth and avoid overdriving. The 2-speed transmission runs up to 1,650 RPM.
An on-tool LED work light illuminates the bit in low light. The compact body suits work in cabinets, closets and tight framing. It is used for general-purpose drilling in wood and light metal and for driving screws. It is a standard drill/driver, not a hammer drill.
