I was happy to try this drill / screwdriver out. I was not disappointed. I thrive with a weight of a 18V drill / driver. The battery duration. Although I did not know that Li-Ion battery pack just finished turning the drill instead of slowing down as a Ni-Cad battery does. This was my first Li-Ion drill. It does however not a problem, just pop the second battery in and continue.
The only thing that caused me a problem in the first place was the brake drill. If I did not pull the pieces, which means narrow drill at a high connection setup after a couple of times to use the drill / screwdriver bit should fall off. The emergency brake stopped the drill so well that Chuck would open and the pieces would be solved. I expect that when the brake is a small, one can not turn off the engine so quickly, it will not be a problem. I will not have this facility has changed. It's nice to get it to stop as quickly.
We go through a lot of cordless drills and had a lot of problems with NiCad batteries in Milwaukee 18V drill and gearboxes in Makita (partly from operator abuse) and with lithium-ion, we decided to give DeWalt drills a try. Very glad we did because they have much power and 3-speed gearboxes. The hammer action is good enough for a 3 / 8 "hole and the torque is good enough for even a 6" hole, so if it is one of the new types with deep grooves (Big Hawg and Blue Boar TCT).
Chuck is difficult to unload first, but it is better than any other drill chuck I have used. Battery is the largest of any of our exercises and also weighs more, but provides plenty of power and lasts and lasts. Charge time is good, and with long battery life, I get all day with only the original battery and rarely need to use parts.
Side handle can be tightened in any position that Bosch and Makita drills that I like, but DeWalt does not include a deep stake as Makita or a way to fix later.
Buy this exercise if you want the most powerful 18 V drill round. Also have 2-year battery warranty.
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