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The DeWalt DCD798B is a brushless 20V MAX cordless hammer drill with a 1/2 in. chuck, sold as a bare tool. Its head measures 6.93 in., over an inch shorter than the model it replaces, and it delivers up to 404 unit watts out with up to 28,050 BPM in hammer mode for light concrete and masonry work. A built-in LED lights the work surface. It suits tradespeople and serious DIYers already on the 20V MAX battery platform who want a compact drill that can also handle anchors and small holes in block or brick. Against brushless hammer drills from Milwaukee and Makita it trades some peak power for a shorter body, and it needs batteries and a charger that many buyers already own.
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The DeWalt DCD798B is a 20V MAX brushless cordless hammer drill with a 1/2 in. ratcheting chuck. It is made for drilling in concrete and masonry as well as other jobsite tasks. The tool head is 6.93 in. long, which is over 1 in. shorter than the comparison model the manufacturer cites.
It delivers up to 404 unit watts out (UWO). In hammer mode it reaches up to 28,050 BPM, and in drill mode it runs up to 1,650 RPM with no load. The ratcheting chuck provides high bit retention. An on-tool LED work light illuminates the work area.
This is the tool only. The battery and charger are sold separately.
