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Question: are these Battery is 1.5Ah or 1.3Ah ?
Document: best 2pack ive ever purchased. price,usage,durablity and the sometimes being dropped. sold 1 other  brand x type drill for lack of durability and  company would not support fix claims after 6 mths of owner ship.one battery and charger want enough..had to order a backup charging system. again great product and Amazon of course sold this w/expedited shipping.
The battery wiggles once in place by more than 1/8" (my old dewalt cordless drills didn't do this). The chuck sleeve (the part you touch with your hand) is off balance and made of plastic. While the center of the chuck seems fine, when I use the chuck, the sleeve actually appears to wobble! The drill and impact driver are also both made in China (unlike prior dewalt drills). The clip to hold a spare bit is also missing (all prior dewalt drills seemed to have this).
However, in hindsight, I wish I had bought 2 of the same drill, since the driver that comes with this kit is so weak.BATTERIES:Small and light, but they don't last very long. Unfortunately, there is no charge indicator; and with the nature of Li-Ion, the tool will pretty much run at full performance and then the battery will suddenly die. As such, you won't get much warning when the battery's close to running out of charge, so I'm careful to always keep the other battery charged to avoid down-time.CHARGER:It's fast with the little 1.5mAh 12V batteries.
The batteries slide on like proper batteries and do not fall off. Battery life is good though the first couple charges the battery won't last long but it gets better very fast. Charging time is quick as well but a third battery is really needed when using both tools.The drill. Holds a 1/16" bit fine. It's a nice racheting chuck. Has more power than you would expect and can drill harder materials than you would expect. Has one little LED would be nice to have the same LEDs that are on the impact driver though.The impact driver.
Bosch, Porter-Cable, Makita, Milwaukee, Dewalt, and others all make ultra compact 12V lithium ion driver/drills. They are all a vast improvement over previous options because:1) Lightweight: e.g. drilling over you head to hang pictures2) Lithium Ion Batteries: don't lose as much charge between uses3) Compact: can fit your drill in tight placesAll manufacturers except Dewalt put the battery in the handle which makes for a beefy handle and an off balance drill. Dewalt puts the battery at the bottom which balances the drill and allows it to have a more ergonomic grip.
Another smart design is the one-handed impact chuck, which will accept the longer 1/4" hex bits as well as the 1"L x 1/4"W hex bits. One of the smartest designs is the flat battery pack, which allows the tool to stand upright, unlike the competitors' 12V products. There are only two drawbacks I've found so far, and I'm nit-picking: 1)There's no bit holder or magnet. Its a feature I miss. A lot. 2)You can see some decline in DeWalt quality compared to their tools of 5 and 10 years ago.
I've owned several drills prior to this one (Porter Cable 12v and 18v and others). This Dewalt 12v Lithium Ion uses a hammer technology that packs a punch on par with more powerful drills, yet it is light and compact. It is so compact, that it is not a burden to clip onto your belt and crawl around an attic with it. Battery life is impressive.Likewise, the drill is compact & powerful. The battery lasts a long time for basic tasks, although heavy use (1&#34; wood boring speed bits) will drain the battery a little faster than I prefer.One of the benefits of having both in this kit is that you don't have to keep swapping out drill bits & screw bits.
Dewalt has done it again. This little kit is on of the best kits you can buy. After shopping around the chain stores w/$199 plus prices I had this thing delivered to my door with PRIME in two days with a free battery and $25.00 off coming in at $142.00The drill is more than enough power for aything around the house. You can use it as a drill and or driver. The Impact driver something that I have always wanted. I would have never thought that a 1/4" impact driver 12v could drive multiple 3/8" x 6" ledger lag bolts into 2 2"x12" but it does like a knife through butter.If you are considering this purchase GO AHEAD and MAKE IT!
The 12v dewalt had a little less torque but drilled more holes do to the fact of having a better and 9 month newer battery, note the crapsman had just come off the charger.11 holes with the dewalt 9 with the crapsman.Now where this drill shines, finish woodworking. The chuck is flawless and the lower torque compared to say our 18v makitas allow it to always stop at just the right depth. We make a lot of frames, clocks and various other items and our shop foreman loves his festool. Well I've compare this to it and for being $500 cheaper it holds its own and I actually prefer it due to the lighter weight.Torque testing: Drilling through thin steal  1/8&#34; for  drilling into a door it almost match a horribly old 18v dewalt (old faithful) so I was impressed.ratings5 stars for the drill4 stars for the impactfinal rating4 stars because I would like a hard case, that cloth crap is useless to me I already have a tool bag...So even though the guys I work with make fun of my &#34;children's toy&#34; I personally love it and it gets most jobs done, combine this with an 18v dewalt or makita hammer drill and you can do any job easily.
You cant feel how a screw is going in with this. And as usual it's speed is backwards with the drill. Make a drill turn 2,500 RPM not the impact. This should have a 1/4" square automotive style connect, not a BIT DRIVER.
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