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A two-tool 20V MAX XR kit pairing the DCD805 brushless 1/2-in hammer drill/driver with a compact 1/4-in brushless 3-speed impact driver. The drill puts out up to 40% more Unit Watts Out than the DCD796 and hammers at up to 34,000 bpm for masonry; the impact driver delivers up to 1,825 in-lb of torque in a 5.3-in, 3.4-lb body. It comes with two 20V MAX batteries including a POWERSTACK compact pack, a charger and a bag. It suits pros and serious DIYers who want one battery platform for drilling, driving and light masonry work, and it competes with Milwaukee and Makita brushless combo kits on power and compactness rather than on tool count.
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Owners of DeWalt's XR brushless drill and impact combos generally rate the power and build highly, and the compact impact driver is a common favorite for tight work. Complaints tend to center on battery runtime with compact packs and on kits offering fewer tools than rivals.
This DeWalt 20V MAX XR kit pairs a compact brushless hammer drill/driver (DCD805) with a 1/4-inch brushless impact driver (DCF887). It comes with two batteries, a charger and a contractor bag. Both tools use a DeWalt-built brushless motor and have LED lighting.
The impact driver is 5.3 inches front to back and weighs 3.4 pounds, so it fits confined spaces. Its motor delivers up to 1,825 in-lb of torque and 3,250 rpm for driving large-diameter screws. A variable 3-speed trigger controls the speed, and an integrated 3-LED light brightens the work area.
The 1/2-inch hammer drill/driver is 7 inches long. It has a hammer mode for masonry drilling at up to 34,000 bpm and runs at up to 2,000 rpm. Its 3-position pivoting LED has 3 modes and up to 70 lumens, and the spotlight shuts off after 20 minutes. The chip pocket accepts a Tool Connect chip (DCE042, sold separately) for use with the Tool Connect Site Manager app.
