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The Metabo HPT DV18DEX is an 18V brushless hammer drill kit built around a compact 6.1-inch body, the shortest in its class. It delivers 620 in-lbs of torque, up to 2,000 RPM and 30,000 impacts per minute, with Reactive Force Control that cuts power if the bit binds. It drills wood, metal, brick and concrete block and drives screws, and it runs on the MultiVolt system so the same tool takes 18V packs or the dual-voltage 36V battery for longer runtime. It suits homeowners and remodelers who want one compact drill for mixed materials; rivals like DeWalt and Makita offer similar torque but usually in longer bodies, and the kit's two 2.0Ah batteries are small for heavy concrete work.
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 19 ratings, owners praise the compact size and power for the class. Few detailed complaints appear in the ratings, though the small kit batteries draw some remarks.
The Metabo HPT DV18DEX is an 18V MultiVolt cordless brushless hammer drill kit. It has Reactive Force Control (RFC) for added safety. At 6.1 inches overall, its motor and gear box are designed to keep the tool short for work in tight spaces.
It delivers 620 in-lbs of turning torque, up to 2,000 RPM and 0-30,000 impacts per minute. It drives and removes machine screws, wood screws and tapping screws. It also drills into metal, wood, brick and concrete block.
The tool is part of the MultiVolt System of 18-volt and 36-volt Metabo HPT power tools. The MultiVolt battery works on both 18V and 36V tools, with up to 8.0Ah of runtime per charge.
