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Question: Does this come with a carrying case?
Document: this little monter is awesome, I had a 14 volt hitachi and this things blows it out of the water at only 9.6 volts. No doubt high quality, I have been buying selling and bartering all my life and the first sign of quality is wieght. This thing is heavy duty without being too heavy. carrying case is as nice as your gonna find and the batteries charge very quickly with the included rapid chrger.
I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH !!! Great price for this driver. This drill is fast, strong, light, and very cheap. I once had one that I paid 100.00 for at Lowes. Three year warranty for contractors means that as a homeowner, I feel confident having this product. The big box stores charge more for consumer models ! The diagnostic charger, two batteries, and industrial strength carrying case just sweeten the deal.
Cons:None to date.After years of cheap tools, it was time to upgrade the quality of my shop tools. I got a Dewalt table saw and really liked it so I thought I'd try their hand tools. This drill is my first DeWalt Hand tool and has not disappointed me an any way to date.The came in a sturdy carrying case with a spare battery and charger. Once charged I gave it a few  trials. It easily dealt with hardwood with bits up to 1 inch.
Great buy! Could not have gotten a better deal locally. Nice case and 2 batteries! !Has nice feel (solid) Battery has long life for a home user.
Eventhough its a 9.6v its really strong, I use it here on my shop and it's better than the other brands 12v o even 18v that I had..Nice and strong case..Totally recommendedIgnacio Corella[...]
This replaced an older 9.6 Volt Makita Drill. The basics: balance is nice, not too heavy, with enough power for the DIY type projects. Beyond that, it comes with a case that holds everything even after use. Some kits are nice, but once you untie everything, the items don't always fit as nicely as they used to. This one repacks easy.Using one is straight forward and very intuitive even for a novice.
I acquired mine for $20 at a pawn shop. (Price tag on the case read "drill-bit set" cashier opened the case... chuckled and said "well that's a good deal")Excellent tool for general use. I use it as a cable installer about 95% of the time, only once in a while do I have to bust out my "real" drill, and that's usually because I've run the battery down and have no time to charge it.
One battery did not take a charge - it would only drill one hole and die. I tried to contact Amazon just to get the battery replaced, but their system did not work that way. They shipped a whole new drill to me instead. Because of my concern on getting another bad battery, I hung on to the first order in case I had to grab the good battery. As it turned out, the second drill had two good batteries, but had severe runout in the chuck.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this drill for medium duty jobs so long as the limited battery life isn't an issue. Otherwise I might suggest looking for a DC727. However, I would also suggest buyers consider stepping up to a 12V DeWalt for the extra battery life and power with little size increase or looking at something like the Sears 12V-14.4V line of home use drills. They are larger, chunkier, and hardly more powerful in the 12V case but they do have better battery life.
Well there is a price you pay in battery life. The drill clearly trades battery life for power. My 12V Sears isn't really any more powerful but it lasts a lot longer on one battery. The DeWalt does come with two batteries but you may still use them faster than you charge them. So while this drill will work just as hard as a 12V or even some cheaper 14.4V drills it will run out of juice faster.
Answer: yes