- Does the DCD800 come with a battery and charger?
- No. It is sold as a bare tool, so you need a DeWalt 20V Max battery and charger, or a kit that includes them.
- What is the difference between the DCD800 and the DCD805?
- The DCD805 is the hammer drill version of this same compact brushless platform. The DCD800 is the plain drill/driver, so it does not do masonry hammer drilling.
- What size chuck does it have?
- It has a 1/2-inch all-metal ratcheting chuck, which takes standard round and hex-shank bits.
- Which batteries work with it?
- Any DeWalt 20V Max battery works, from compact 2.0 Ah packs to larger high-capacity packs. Bigger packs add runtime but make the tool heavier and longer.
- Is it good for driving screws?
- Yes. The fast motor and clutch settings suit screw driving, and the compact body helps in tight spots. For heavy lag bolts, a higher-torque drill or impact driver is a better fit.
- Is it worth it over a brushed DeWalt drill?
- The brushless motor gives more runtime per charge and needs less maintenance, and the body is more compact. If you rarely use a drill, a brushed model covers basic tasks.
- Where is the Dewalt DCD800 2000RPM Cordless Brushless Drill/Driver 1/2 Inch Electric Screwdriver 20V Lithium Power Tool cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $122.26, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dewalt DCD800 2000RPM Cordless Brushless Drill/Driver 1/2 Inch Electric Screwdriver 20V Lithium Power Tool?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Merqora.