Hammer Drills DEWALT DCD785C2 20-Volt Max Li-Ion Compact 1.5 Ah Hammerdrill/Driver Kit
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DEWALT’S DCD785C2 20-volt max lithium-ion compact 1.5 Ah hammer drill/driver kit comes equipped with advanced technology and innovative features that make it ideal for commercial and residential builders, remodelers, carpenters, woodworkers, electricians, and plumbers. Its extreme durability, performance, and comfort allow users to match the tool to the task at hand, increasing its flexibility for a variety of applications regardless of speed, torque, or power.
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34 of 34 people found the following review helpful.
A Powerful Beast, But Chuck Wobble Is A Sad Fact About A Pricey Drill.
By J. Figueroa
I got this drill with the highest of expectations; after reading and watching numerous reviews I decided to take the plunge and buy this highly rated product. I can't say the experience was all bad, but I can't say it was all perfect either. You get the following in the box: 1 drill of course, 2 batteries, 1 charger (stand alone), 1 sad intructions booklet (neatly folded though), all in a very nice hard case, with room to spare.
Before I go on, you should know that I considered buying Bosch, Makita and Milwaukee, but ended up with Dewalt, again, high reviews. Anyway, as soon as I opened the box, wow, this is one sexy looking beast, aesthetically, the drill is eye pleasing, well designed, and slick, something about that yellow and black...continuing, the drill is light, but still fills your hand with confidence, it's not as heavy as the 985, but it's not too light either, it's just well balanced. I like the batteries, I couldn't believe how thin these things are and the power they pumped into the drill; it is an acomplishment by Dewalt. Charging was a breeze, simply plug the charger, place the battery on it, light flashes read, goes off, you're ready to drill/drive.
The drill has a belt hook, which can be swaped to have on either the left or right side; it also has a drill-bit holder which I didn't really use, but I'm sure will be useful to others.
Two speeds, 13 drive settings plus one for drilling and one for hammer drill; keyless chuck, what more can you ask. Some will find the 985 better suited to their needs (3 speeds), I personally liked the convenience of having "less" to learn and more to drill.
Now, performance...wholy crap this little dude has some cojones! as soon as I slid that battery into the drill, the first thing I did was press that trigger and what a shock it was...it was like a fighter jet taking off, it literally made me feel powerful, I thought this thing could tear down the house and put it back together. Of course, I went ahead and started drilling, driving, basically doing all sorts of crazy things to test this little beast. I was happy to see its power and I was happy to see that my $200 investment had paid off. I couldn't see a problem, I was blinded by the sheer souding power.
I drilled about 20+ holes into a 2x4 (for no apearent reason)and the drill had plenty of juice to go.
So after drilling and drooling like an idiot, my wife finally nagged me to actually start the house project for which I had an excuse to buy this drill :)
so there I am, drilling away and time to drive in some screws came...that's when my heart broke...my wife could leave me any day now for a female lover and it still wouldn't compare to what I felt that day... having this cute, sexy powerful little beast disappoint me like that...it was heart breaking...
Chuck wobble, a fact that I chose to ignore from negative reviews, but sadly a reality about this drill. At first, being the dreamer that I am, thought that it was all in my head, I kept on going, but as I went further, I realized, it was chuck wobble and getting worse for that matter, is that even possible? I could barely notice it, but by the time I had decided to return my little beast, the wobble was bad. I couldn't drive screws in with precission. I had to keep more pressure and the whole experience deteriorated. So back it went, and to be honest, I guess I could've lived with it (ignore it I mean), but at $200, it was not acceptable. I've been a supporter of Dewalt products for a very long time, but this time I have to say, Dewalt has really dropped the ball. I don't know if it is an issue specific to this model, but from what I've heard, a lot of people have had the same problem. It maybe a manufacturing deffect or quality control issues, I don't care; this is simply not acceptable.
So there it is, my short, sweet and sad experience with Dewalt. As of now, I'm back to my old $60 B&D drill, which ironically has no chuck wobble at all. Do yourself a favor, don't get too excited and just read the "positive, raving reviews", take the negatives in as well, like I should've, analyze them and go from there. Look at and study your options. Hope this helps.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
The beginning of the new generation of DeWalt cordless is starting strong.
By S. Power
Upfront Summary/Comparison to 18 Volt:
+ Same durability and solid build that DeWalt is known for
+ Same power and even longer runtime than DeWalt 18 Volt Ni-Cads
+ Much lighter feel, especially in the battery
+ More comfortable grip than predecessors
I am very impressed with this drill, especially because of its lightweight but long lasting battery. I got it to replace an older 18V XPR DeWalt that is similar (DC987KA). The DCD785 is as fast or faster and is more powerful than the 18 volt, which is impressive since nothing could stop that one. The hammer-drill function works just as good and even with older bits, it rips though concrete very fast.
The biggest improvement is the weight. This drill feels like it weighs half as much as the 18V, especially in the battery. Despite the battery's weight and size it runs much longer than my old drill, even when that one was new. This improvement comes from the fact that this drill is powered by a Lithium-Ion battery instead of the Ni-Cad that the older drills used. Since this drill is rated at 1.5Ah and the DC987 was rated at 2.4 Ah, you would think that it wouldn't last longer, but it does. My guess is that the increased range comes from the 20V system instead of 18V or possibly because of an improved efficiency motor and gearing. For me, as long as the range far exceeds the charge time, which it does on this drill, I don't worry too much about capacity, but this drill has it either way.
There are some people who are saying that insides of this new 20 Volt battery is identical to the 18 Volt Lithium Ion batteries that DeWalt makes as replacements for its 18 Volt batteries. Whether this is true or not, I don't know, and to me it doesn't really matter. Marketing gimmicks don't really bother me, if the product that they are selling performs the way that it should. This battery, in this drill, runs for a very long time, whether it is really 18 or 20 volts.
If you need even more run time than this drill offers, DeWalt has double capacity batteries available. They must just run forever, considering how long the ones that come with it go for. Instead of the stock 1.5 amp hours, the double capacity ones are twice as big at 3.0 amp hours. The "premium" version of this drill comes with them standard. It is the DCD985L2. For me, I prefer the lightweight of the 1.5 amp hour ones that comes with it, and haven't even considered trying the 3aH ones.
The charger is compatible and interchangeable with the DeWalt 12 Volt Max Batteries as well.
The handle is comfortable. I never minded the wide DeWalt handles, that had to be bulky because of the battery stem, but the new design is very comfortable too. They are better, but the biggest comfort comes from the drill's lightweight. To me, how you hold it isn't as important as how much it weights (or in this case, how much it doesn't).
The chuck is easy to use and holds the bit security. It ratchets for a securer fit.
This drill has a two speed transmission, as opposed to the three speed on the DC987. For me, slow (0-600 and fast (0-2,000) is fine, since both settings are variable on the trigger. The third setting of 0-1,450 that this drill lacks, isn't something I won't miss at all. If you need three speeds or do a lot of work at the 1,450 rpm range, this might be a factor for you. Some of the other models (like the DCD985 or DCD980) of this drill have three speeds.
There isn't that much to say about this drill. It does everything that it is supposed to even better than previous DeWalt models that were already outstanding. I highly recommend it. The only people who won't want to jump on board with this new generation of DeWalt products is those folks that have invested heavily in the previous generation system and don't want to have to deal with two different types of batteries.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
"The Man Drill"
By D. Hardaway
Let me preface this by saying, I'm a girl. I had a different 9.6 volt drill that I had been using for the past few years and it did pretty much everything I needed (some things easier than others) until the squirrel decided to move into my dryer vent and I needed to put up a cover on my brick house. Needless to say, my little drill couldn't begin to drill into the brick. So, when I saw this, I decided to give it a try.
The first thing I noticed were the heavy duty latches on the case and I thought, "Wow, this looks like a heavy duty 'man drill' case." I was thrilled when I took the drill out to find that it wasn't heavy at all and the battery packs, being lithium ion, were much smaller than my current drill's battery pack. Overall, this drill weighs about the same or a little less than my less powerful drill and is easily light enough for a 5'4" girl to use. I read the directions (which were clear and about as simple as possible), put the battery in, and pulled the trigger. HOLY COW! I quickly sat it down thinking maybe this was too much drill for me!
A few days later, I decided it was time to replace the 2X4 in my fence that had insect damage and to try out my new drill. I was screwing 4" screws through a 2x4 into a 4x4 without any kind of pre-drilling and they were going in like the wood was butter. The drill had so much power, but even with all the power, wasn't stripping the screws out. Once my fence was finished, I realized I was in love with "The Man Drill" as it is now known. There is no way my old drill could have handled those long screws without a battle. My mind immediately went to all the household projects I had done in the past where I struggled with a drill that wasn't powerful enough (hanging mini-blinds, installing child locks into my oak cabinets, etc.) and thought about how much easier those projects would have been if I had had "The Man Drill" then.
In the past, I have always had issues with my drill battery being dead. I know I'm not really supposed to, but I got to the point where I just kept it plugged in all the time which was very hard on the battery. I love that this drill comes with two batteries and a charging station. If I have a big job or if one of the batteries is nearly dead, I can be charging the other one while using what is left in the first battery and not lose work time.
So, "The Man Drill" is now my new favorite power tool. I will be selling the old drill in my next yard sale. I'm also looking for new things around the house that require drilling so I can play with it. I highly recommend this drill!
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34 of 34 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Figueroa
I got this drill with the highest of expectations; after reading and watching numerous reviews I decided to take the plunge and buy this highly rated product. I can't say the experience was all bad, but I can't say it was all perfect either. You get the following in the box: 1 drill of course, 2 batteries, 1 charger (stand alone), 1 sad intructions booklet (neatly folded though), all in a very nice hard case, with room to spare.
Before I go on, you should know that I considered buying Bosch, Makita and Milwaukee, but ended up with Dewalt, again, high reviews. Anyway, as soon as I opened the box, wow, this is one sexy looking beast, aesthetically, the drill is eye pleasing, well designed, and slick, something about that yellow and black...continuing, the drill is light, but still fills your hand with confidence, it's not as heavy as the 985, but it's not too light either, it's just well balanced. I like the batteries, I couldn't believe how thin these things are and the power they pumped into the drill; it is an acomplishment by Dewalt. Charging was a breeze, simply plug the charger, place the battery on it, light flashes read, goes off, you're ready to drill/drive.
The drill has a belt hook, which can be swaped to have on either the left or right side; it also has a drill-bit holder which I didn't really use, but I'm sure will be useful to others.
Two speeds, 13 drive settings plus one for drilling and one for hammer drill; keyless chuck, what more can you ask. Some will find the 985 better suited to their needs (3 speeds), I personally liked the convenience of having "less" to learn and more to drill.
Now, performance...wholy crap this little dude has some cojones! as soon as I slid that battery into the drill, the first thing I did was press that trigger and what a shock it was...it was like a fighter jet taking off, it literally made me feel powerful, I thought this thing could tear down the house and put it back together. Of course, I went ahead and started drilling, driving, basically doing all sorts of crazy things to test this little beast. I was happy to see its power and I was happy to see that my $200 investment had paid off. I couldn't see a problem, I was blinded by the sheer souding power.
I drilled about 20+ holes into a 2x4 (for no apearent reason)and the drill had plenty of juice to go.
So after drilling and drooling like an idiot, my wife finally nagged me to actually start the house project for which I had an excuse to buy this drill :)
so there I am, drilling away and time to drive in some screws came...that's when my heart broke...my wife could leave me any day now for a female lover and it still wouldn't compare to what I felt that day... having this cute, sexy powerful little beast disappoint me like that...it was heart breaking...
Chuck wobble, a fact that I chose to ignore from negative reviews, but sadly a reality about this drill. At first, being the dreamer that I am, thought that it was all in my head, I kept on going, but as I went further, I realized, it was chuck wobble and getting worse for that matter, is that even possible? I could barely notice it, but by the time I had decided to return my little beast, the wobble was bad. I couldn't drive screws in with precission. I had to keep more pressure and the whole experience deteriorated. So back it went, and to be honest, I guess I could've lived with it (ignore it I mean), but at $200, it was not acceptable. I've been a supporter of Dewalt products for a very long time, but this time I have to say, Dewalt has really dropped the ball. I don't know if it is an issue specific to this model, but from what I've heard, a lot of people have had the same problem. It maybe a manufacturing deffect or quality control issues, I don't care; this is simply not acceptable.
So there it is, my short, sweet and sad experience with Dewalt. As of now, I'm back to my old $60 B&D drill, which ironically has no chuck wobble at all. Do yourself a favor, don't get too excited and just read the "positive, raving reviews", take the negatives in as well, like I should've, analyze them and go from there. Look at and study your options. Hope this helps.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By S. Power
Upfront Summary/Comparison to 18 Volt:
+ Same durability and solid build that DeWalt is known for
+ Same power and even longer runtime than DeWalt 18 Volt Ni-Cads
+ Much lighter feel, especially in the battery
+ More comfortable grip than predecessors
I am very impressed with this drill, especially because of its lightweight but long lasting battery. I got it to replace an older 18V XPR DeWalt that is similar (DC987KA). The DCD785 is as fast or faster and is more powerful than the 18 volt, which is impressive since nothing could stop that one. The hammer-drill function works just as good and even with older bits, it rips though concrete very fast.
The biggest improvement is the weight. This drill feels like it weighs half as much as the 18V, especially in the battery. Despite the battery's weight and size it runs much longer than my old drill, even when that one was new. This improvement comes from the fact that this drill is powered by a Lithium-Ion battery instead of the Ni-Cad that the older drills used. Since this drill is rated at 1.5Ah and the DC987 was rated at 2.4 Ah, you would think that it wouldn't last longer, but it does. My guess is that the increased range comes from the 20V system instead of 18V or possibly because of an improved efficiency motor and gearing. For me, as long as the range far exceeds the charge time, which it does on this drill, I don't worry too much about capacity, but this drill has it either way.
There are some people who are saying that insides of this new 20 Volt battery is identical to the 18 Volt Lithium Ion batteries that DeWalt makes as replacements for its 18 Volt batteries. Whether this is true or not, I don't know, and to me it doesn't really matter. Marketing gimmicks don't really bother me, if the product that they are selling performs the way that it should. This battery, in this drill, runs for a very long time, whether it is really 18 or 20 volts.
If you need even more run time than this drill offers, DeWalt has double capacity batteries available. They must just run forever, considering how long the ones that come with it go for. Instead of the stock 1.5 amp hours, the double capacity ones are twice as big at 3.0 amp hours. The "premium" version of this drill comes with them standard. It is the DCD985L2. For me, I prefer the lightweight of the 1.5 amp hour ones that comes with it, and haven't even considered trying the 3aH ones.
The charger is compatible and interchangeable with the DeWalt 12 Volt Max Batteries as well.
The handle is comfortable. I never minded the wide DeWalt handles, that had to be bulky because of the battery stem, but the new design is very comfortable too. They are better, but the biggest comfort comes from the drill's lightweight. To me, how you hold it isn't as important as how much it weights (or in this case, how much it doesn't).
The chuck is easy to use and holds the bit security. It ratchets for a securer fit.
This drill has a two speed transmission, as opposed to the three speed on the DC987. For me, slow (0-600 and fast (0-2,000) is fine, since both settings are variable on the trigger. The third setting of 0-1,450 that this drill lacks, isn't something I won't miss at all. If you need three speeds or do a lot of work at the 1,450 rpm range, this might be a factor for you. Some of the other models (like the DCD985 or DCD980) of this drill have three speeds.
There isn't that much to say about this drill. It does everything that it is supposed to even better than previous DeWalt models that were already outstanding. I highly recommend it. The only people who won't want to jump on board with this new generation of DeWalt products is those folks that have invested heavily in the previous generation system and don't want to have to deal with two different types of batteries.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By D. Hardaway
Let me preface this by saying, I'm a girl. I had a different 9.6 volt drill that I had been using for the past few years and it did pretty much everything I needed (some things easier than others) until the squirrel decided to move into my dryer vent and I needed to put up a cover on my brick house. Needless to say, my little drill couldn't begin to drill into the brick. So, when I saw this, I decided to give it a try.
The first thing I noticed were the heavy duty latches on the case and I thought, "Wow, this looks like a heavy duty 'man drill' case." I was thrilled when I took the drill out to find that it wasn't heavy at all and the battery packs, being lithium ion, were much smaller than my current drill's battery pack. Overall, this drill weighs about the same or a little less than my less powerful drill and is easily light enough for a 5'4" girl to use. I read the directions (which were clear and about as simple as possible), put the battery in, and pulled the trigger. HOLY COW! I quickly sat it down thinking maybe this was too much drill for me!
A few days later, I decided it was time to replace the 2X4 in my fence that had insect damage and to try out my new drill. I was screwing 4" screws through a 2x4 into a 4x4 without any kind of pre-drilling and they were going in like the wood was butter. The drill had so much power, but even with all the power, wasn't stripping the screws out. Once my fence was finished, I realized I was in love with "The Man Drill" as it is now known. There is no way my old drill could have handled those long screws without a battle. My mind immediately went to all the household projects I had done in the past where I struggled with a drill that wasn't powerful enough (hanging mini-blinds, installing child locks into my oak cabinets, etc.) and thought about how much easier those projects would have been if I had had "The Man Drill" then.
In the past, I have always had issues with my drill battery being dead. I know I'm not really supposed to, but I got to the point where I just kept it plugged in all the time which was very hard on the battery. I love that this drill comes with two batteries and a charging station. If I have a big job or if one of the batteries is nearly dead, I can be charging the other one while using what is left in the first battery and not lose work time.
So, "The Man Drill" is now my new favorite power tool. I will be selling the old drill in my next yard sale. I'm also looking for new things around the house that require drilling so I can play with it. I highly recommend this drill!
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