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A three-piece DeWalt 18V XR cordless kit: the DCD791 drill/driver, the DCG405 125 mm grinder and the DCH273 SDS-Plus rotary hammer, supplied with two 5 Ah batteries and TSTAK cases. All three tools use brushless motors, so they run cooler and last longer per charge than older brushed equivalents. The drill's 70 Nm and 2,000 rpm and the grinder's 9,000 rpm cover most drilling, driving, cutting and grinding on site, while the SDS-Plus hammer adds concrete work. It suits tradespeople who want one battery platform across drilling, cutting and chiseling; buying the three separately costs more and loses the shared batteries and cases.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,536.65 on Nov 12 at EnvMart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Owners of DeWalt 18V XR brushless tools generally rate the platform for power and durability, and the DCD791 and DCH273 are well regarded on site. The DCG405 is liked for its compact body, though some find it thirsty on battery under continuous grinding.
This kit brings together three 18V cordless tools: a DCD791 drill driver, a DCG405 angle grinder and a DCH273 SDS-Plus rotary hammer. Together they cover drilling, screwdriving, grinding, cutting and hammer drilling. All three tools have brushless motors.
The DCD791 drill driver delivers up to 70 Nm of torque. It has two speeds, a top speed of 2,000 rpm, a 13 mm chuck and 15 torque settings. The DCG405 grinder takes 125 mm discs and reaches 9,000 rpm.
The DCH273 rotary hammer has an SDS-Plus tool holder and an impact energy of 2 J. It strikes at up to 4,600 blows per minute and drills up to 24 mm in concrete, 26 mm in wood and 13 mm in steel. The kit includes two 18V batteries, a charger and two TSTAK cases for storing and carrying the tools and accessories.
