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DEWALT DCK285C2 20-Volt Compact Hammer Drill and Driver Combo Kit. This special offer expires on
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DEWALT DCK285C2
20-Volt MAX Li-Ion
Compact 1.5 Ah Hammer Drill
and Impact Combo Kit
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$299.00
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About DEWALT DCK285C2 Combo Kit
DEWALT’s DCK285C2 20-volt max lithium-ion compact 1.5 Ah hammer drill and impact driver combo kit combines the fast performance of the DCD785 1/2-inch hammer drill and the compact power of the DCF885 1/4-inch impact driver to provide a well-rounded pair of tools that help everyone from steel stud framers and contractors to cabinetmakers and plumbers work their way through a variety of applications.
This kit includes:
- 20V MAX 1.5 Ah Li-Ion compact hammer drill
- 20V MAX 1.5 Ah Li-Ion 1/4-in impact driver
- two 20V MAX* 1.5 Ah Li-Ion battery packs
- two belt hooks
- a charger
- and a kit box.
This drill-driver from DeWalt is currently one of the bestselling combo kits on Amazon at #7.
DEWALT DCK285C2 Features
- Hammer drill’s two-speed transmission offers 0-600 RPM and 0-2,000 RPM
- Impact driver’s one-handed loading 1/4-inch hex chuck accepts 1-inch bit tips
- Tools come with 3-year limited warranty, 1-year free service contract, and 90-day money-back guarantee
- Lithium-ion batteries come with 2-year free service contract
DEWALT DCK285C2 Specifications
- 20V MAX 1/2-inch hammer drill features two speed transmission (0-600/0-2,000)
- Heavy-duty 1/2-inch metal ratcheting chuck provides superior bit gripping strength
- Impact driver has a compact (5.55 inches front to back), lightweight (2.8 pounds), design to fit into tight areas
- Three LED lights with 20 second delay after trigger release provide visibility without shadows
- Powered by an Energy Star qualified charger for a better environment
DEWALT DCK285C2 Review
Written by
Tyler K.
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| DeWALT DCK285C2 Combo Kit |
Amazing Power in such a Compact Tool
I finally decided that I wanted a new drill.... I decided I'd jump into the DeWalt line while they're introducing a brand new line. Amazon was one of the first people to carry it and I ordered this in the beginning of September 2011.
Anyways, I LOVE that DeWalt finally went to a slide style battery. Kudos for the battery not falling out by accident anymore. Having the option of the 1.5ah batteries that it comes with is nice as they charge quickly and are compact.
The Drill is snappy and I love it. It spins with so much more power and RPM's than my existing drill.
This thing is amazing and cuts through whatever I'm drilling quickly and without hangup. The fact that the light comes on automatically and shuts off with delay automatically is also a very nice touch for both tools.
I immediately fell in love with the look and feel of the DeWalt impact driver upon examination. I also liked the way it felt upon start and stop of the tool, just like the drill, a sharp start and stop and durable feel. I also noticed it has way more RPMS than my panasonics, which meant I was screwing hinge screws into doors that much quicker. They are strong and they are comfortable.
Oh, and shout to Amazon and Amazon Prime for having overnight shipped to me for $3.99!! I LOVE AMAZON PRIME.
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not being like the old saw that was just replaced. 
miter saw stand it nice, and it has it's uses, but if you are cutting some big stock, the stand does wobble just a touch, which is translated to the saw. For dead on accurate work, I would recommend placing the saw on a more stable counter or tabletop.
