Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: how do you release the bit?
Document: The batteries charge in 30 minutes, have excellent runtime and hold their charge well while stored. Even the included hard case is well thought out. It is compact and holds everything securely. The drill also comes with a belt clip and a bit holder. Both are removable and can be assembled on either side of the drill.The drill has an LED light that stays on about 20 seconds after you release the trigger.
Also bought the Dewalt DW1361 Titanium Pilot Point Drill Bit Set, 21 Piece. Now I&#34;m ready t conquer the world!Bring it on! :)
This is an amazing drill. Great speed selection and enough torque to handle most jobs.. Does not come with the bit holder as described but all is well and it is a phenomenal product. This is replacing a Ryobi and I am happy I got this as the replacement.
I had some challenge with the new DeWalt walking bits on the aluminum I was working with -- a problem that was not happening with the Makita on the same material and with the same drill bit. For someone who doesn't need precision, this drill would still be a good choice. Which concerns me. If the bulk of users don't need low run-out, there may be less incentive for DeWalt to fix this problem.
I found that when I do this with the new drill,the bit becomes loose after a while. All you need to do is hand tighten the bit in place and it works fine.I had to either replace my 18v batteries or purchase the compact Dewalt DCD780C2. When I felt this new drill in my hand and the power it puts out, I knew I made the right choice.
It's actually smaller than my DC727s, but much, much more powerful. It's like having a corded drill in my hands! With a driver bit intalled, I drove a 3" deck screw sideways through a 2x4" until it became too hot to handle. I let it cool and repeated until I was bored and tired. Wow, this is the cordless drill I've been waiting for! No more trying to rodeo an extension cord while on a 20' ladder.
It has two speeds. High is plenty fast enough to run a drill. Low has a variable speed, which is nice on delicate work. The handle is just right for my med-large glove size and can be used by those with smaller hands.The drill has all the little features I'd expect on a pro model. There's an LED light, a lanyard clip and a belt clip, as well as a clip to hold a screw bit.
Powers through everything, even when using spade bits, forstner bits, or large diameter hole saws. RPM control is good, even at low speed.The belt clip allows use while up a ladder. That was a big plus.My only gripe is that the LED light is obscured by the chuck. Unless your drill or driver bit is at least 8" long, the chuck will cast a shadow right where you need the light.
I received this for father's day as an upgrade to my old 18v DeWalt. What a difference! The size is just right. It feels good and balanced in the hand. I had thought about buying and extra mini screwdriver for little jobs, but this 20v is so light and compact another purchase would be redundant. Though it is smaller than my old DeWalt it doesn't lack in power and torque.The LED is a nice addition and helps a bit in those dark spaces.
The combination of high power, small size and weight, and excellent ergonomics in the hand is a huge benefit that I didn't fully appreciate until I used the drill for myself. I am now certain that for my usage, a compact form factor 18V Lithium drill is the way to go.I only have one real complaint with this drill, and it's a show stopper. Bits do not run true. At 4" past the chuck, a rotating bit will show over 1/8" of wobble.
Answer: yes