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This is a two-tool cordless kit built around DeWalt's 20V Max XR platform: a DCD998 1/2-inch brushless hammer drill and a DCF887 1/4-inch brushless impact driver, plus batteries, a fast charger and a soft case. The hammer drill's Power Detect electronics read the 8Ah pack to push out more power, and its three-mode LED includes a spotlight setting that stays on for 20 minutes. The impact driver is the compact one here, at 5.3 inches front to back and 3.4 lbs, with 1,825 in-lbs of torque and three speed settings. It suits homeowners and trades who want one battery system for drilling masonry, driving fasteners and general repair work, and who value the smaller driver for tight spots. Against DeWalt's older two-tool kits, the brushless motors and Power Detect drill are the step up; against compact kits from Milwaukee and Makita, the driver is smaller and lighter but the kit leans on the lar
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Owners of DeWalt's 20V Max XR brushless tools generally rate the drill and driver highly for power and durability, and the DCF887 is a long-standing favorite for its size and torque. Complaints tend to center on battery bulk and the soft case rather than the tools themselves.
This DeWalt 20V Max XR kit pairs a 1/2-inch brushless 3-speed hammer drill (DCD998) with a 1/4-inch 3-speed brushless impact driver (DCF887). Both are cordless lithium-ion tools with high-performance brushless motors. The kit comes with two batteries, a fast charger and a soft case.
With the 20V MAX 8Ah battery, the drill outputs up to 29% more power. Its 3-mode LED includes a spotlight mode with a 20-minute shutoff, which helps when working in dark or confined spaces.
The impact driver delivers 1,825 in-lbs of max torque at 0-3,250 RPM and 0-3,600 impacts per minute. It is 5.3 inches long front to back and weighs 3.4 lbs, so it fits into tight spaces.
