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The DeWalt DCD798D1 is a 20V MAX brushless cordless hammer drill with a 1/2-inch metal ratcheting chuck, two speed ranges (0-450 and 0-1,650 RPM) and up to 28,050 BPM in hammer mode. Its head is 6.93 inches long, over an inch shorter than the previous generation, and the bare tool weighs 2.49 lbs. It suits homeowners and trades who drill masonry and concrete as well as wood and metal, and it competes with brushless hammer drills from Milwaukee and Makita on size and power rather than on kit contents. The kit ships with one 2.0 Ah battery, a charger, a belt hook and a bag, so the small battery is the main compromise against rivals that bundle larger packs.
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This is a 20V MAX brushless cordless hammer drill with a 1/2" chuck. It is made for concrete and masonry drilling and other jobsite tasks. The tool head is 6.93" long, which is over 1" shorter than before, and it delivers up to 404 unit watts out.
In hammer mode it reaches up to 28,050 BPM. In drill mode it runs up to 1,650 RPM with no load. The 1/2" metal ratcheting chuck gives high bit retention, and an on-tool LED work light lights up the workspace.
The kit includes the drill, a 2.0 Ah battery, a charger, a belt hook and a kit bag.
