- Is this kit enough for home projects?
- Yes for light work: assembling furniture, hanging shelves, driving screws into wood and cutting PVC or drywall. It is not built for repeated holes in concrete or cutting thick hardwood all day.
- How does it compare with an 18V or 20V kit?
- The 12V tools are smaller and lighter, which helps in tight spots and overhead work. An 18V or 20V kit gives more torque and longer runtime per charge, at more weight and bulk.
- What is included in the box?
- The DCD710 drill, the DCS312 reciprocating saw, batteries, a charger and a soft case. Blades and drill bits are not included.
- Does the drill have a hammer mode?
- No. The DCD710 is a drill/driver with a two-speed transmission, not a hammer drill, so it is for wood, metal and plastic, not masonry.
- Can I use other DeWalt 12V batteries?
- Yes. The tools take DeWalt 12V Max batteries, so packs from other DeWalt 12V tools work in them.
- Is the saw good for pruning and demolition?
- It handles light pruning, PVC pipe and drywall cutouts well. Its short stroke makes thick branches and heavy demolition slow going.
- Where is the DEWALT DCKSS200F2 2-Tool 12-Volt Max Brushless Power Tool Combo Kit with Soft Case cheapest?
- At Voomi Supply, for $373.84, as of our latest check.