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Question: Other than the saw/driver swap, how does this differ from the DEWALT DCK492L2 20V MAX Premium 4-Tool Combo Kit? Different reciprocating saw?
Document: The set has inspired me to take on some home improvement projects. For the price, it's a great investment. Although I'd listen to reviewer Glenn Howes' advice and consider theDEWALT  DCK555X  18-Volt XRP 5 Tool Combo Kit - Hammer/Recip/Circ. Saw/Impact/Lightset if you need an impact driver.
The 20-V MAX ecosystem also includes acompact drill driver, apremium drill driver,a rotary drill, and aright angle drill. As far as I can tell, Dewalt is not packaging any of these as tool only, meaning you will have to buy additional batteries/chargers along with the additional tools, at considerable expense. I hope this changes.I wish Dewalt provided a more rigid case than the provided duffle, as it is I will probably buy a different tool bag.
DeWalt's 4-Tool Combo Kit is a perfect set of battery-operated tools for a homeowner who enjoys doing their own projects. It's also a pretty good value for contract and construction workers.The set comes with two 20 Volt Max Lithium Ion batteries that hold their charge for a very long time. It also comes with a charger for said batteries. The real meat and potatoes of the kit is the power tools themselves. For starters, the set comes with an LED flashlight with multi-position angles.
Making straight cuts was easy enough, and the blade zips through pine, but lining up angled cuts takes a bit of guesswork and care. Again, my old circular saw, the Ryobi, went through my scrap Brazilian cherry surprisingly well, but the Dewalt was barely slowed. Of course, this was with a different blade, and in real use I'd have chosen a blade designed for a smoother, less splintery cut. Still impressive.The reciprocating saw is comfortable with rubberized handholds.
The beam is wide for an LED. The huge battery makes it a bit oddly balanced, but it also makes it stand by itself well, and it has a convenient twisting head with a ring to hang it as needed.The tool I miss from this pack is an impact driver, and it might be a better value to buy the somewhatmore expensive 5 piece kit with an impact driveras the driver is quite expensive as a standalone purchase.
My old drill worked fine, a 3/4" paddle bit went right through, maybe snagging just a bit, but the new drill just zipped through nearly effortlessly with the same bit. Talk about things that make you say "whoa", so I did it a few more times just for fun.The circular saw is, again, heavy duty for a cordless tool. Changing the blade is reasonably convenient, just locate the button to lock the spindle while loosening and tightening the blade.
This was the Best price and the tools were great. Use them to build a raised planter out of 2x12 Redwood with glue and 4&#34; deck screws Batteries lasted all day in the saw, drill and Impact. will be adding more tools
I've cut through over 80 linear feet of 3/4&#34; subfloor ply with the circular saw on a single battery charge. If that's a cheap saw, then when it breaks I'll buy the standalone to replace it, but meanwhile, these tools are amazing. I couldn't be happier.
I honestly felt overwhelmed by it.The circular saw isn't meant for people like me who don't need a heavy set of tools. The blade chewed through 2x4's. And the blade was easy to install and remove - and it didn't feel like it was going to come out. Again, it's too much of a saw for casual or light use.Now, the reciprocating saw was by far my favorite.
Great compact kit. The 20 volt Max Li-ion batteries are a big improvement over the 18 v. You can add the 1.5 Ah battery if you need something a little lighter weight. Highly recommend adding the brushless impact driver to complete the kit.I use this everyday and have no complaints.
Answer: yes