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DeWALT 5 Gallon Water Cooler
Product Features
- Compact size: fits into the tightest conditions
- Lightweight design (5.2 lbs.) minimizes user fatigue
- High performance motor delivers 450 in-lbs of maximum torque
- Dual speed range: 0-450/0-1,500 rpm delivers optimal performance
- 1/2" single sleeve keyless ratcheting chuck for tighter bit grip
- Maximum durability and reliability withstands jobsite conditions
Product Specifications
- Voltage 18 V
- Chuck Size 1/2 "
- Max. Torque 450 in-lbs
- # of Speed Settings 2
- RPM 0-450/0-1,500
- Chuck Type Plastic Single Sleeve
- Clutch Settings 17
- Tool Weight 5.2 lbs
Product Includes
- 1 hour charger
- (2) 18V batteries
- double-ended screwdriver bit
- heavy-duty kit box
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Sioux Falls, SD on 1/23/2008
Comments about DeWALT DC759KA Heavy-Duty 1/2" 18V Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit:
Great for home and Farm Repairs
from chino valley az on 1/17/2008
Comments about DeWALT DC759KA Heavy-Duty 1/2" 18V Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit:
Holds battery power better than any other drill we have ever bought. Would only buy this brand for any power tools.
from Evansdale, Iowa on 1/16/2008
Comments about DeWALT DC759KA Heavy-Duty 1/2" 18V Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit:
Forward / reverse switch sticks, hard to press. Can't they come up with a better design. Not cheap, hope it's worth it. Overall I am satisfied.
from Seattle, Wa on 1/16/2008
Comments about DeWALT DC759KA Heavy-Duty 1/2" 18V Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit:
I bought this drill for my husband for Christmas and he just loves it. He said there is a huge difference in this one and any others he has owned. It is quick and has a lot of power.
Comments about DeWALT DC759KA Heavy-Duty 1/2" 18V Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit:
Probably the most compact 18 volt drill that I have used, good balance too. It's a full inch shorter than most other "premium" drills out there. Great battery life as far as Ni-Cd's go. The ratcheting chuck doesn't seem to grip the bits as well as it's siblings. I got about 18 months of HARD industrial use before the motor quit. You have to replace the whole motor when the brushes wear out (time consuming and not worth the effort/money from a business point-of-view). DeWALT seems to be proud of their stuff and have priced this thing into a market where it don't compete. [$]. I replaced this drill with a Bosch that has replaceable brushes. If you found a good deal, or have a lot of compatable cordless tools, this is a good way to go.