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DEWALT DC988KA 18-Volt Cordless Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver Kit
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Our Price: $259.99
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: DEWALT
Average Customer Rating: 
Total Reviews: 22
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Batteries Included: 1
Battery Type: NiCAD
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: DeWALT
EAN: 0028877472782
Feature: Ideal for drilling in a range of materials, from cement block and stucco to plaster and adobe
Model: DC988KA
Number Of Items: 1
Sales Rank: 38668
Manufacturer: DEWALT |
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Features
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Ideal for drilling in a range of materials, from cement block and stucco to plaster and adobe
Three-speed transmission and robust motor producing 500-inches-per-pound of torque
100-percent metal ratcheting chuck helps reduce bit slipping
Maximum BPM speed of 34,000 BPM for masonry work
Comes with two XRP extended run-time batteries, 1-hour charger, double-ended screwdriver bit, 360-degree side handle, and a carrying case
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Editorial Reviews:
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Ideal for drilling in a range of materials, from cement block and stucco to plaster and adobe, the DC988 from DEWALT is a powerful workhorse boasting a 1.2-inch 100 percent metal ratcheting chuck with sturdy carbide jaws, a three-speed transmission, and a robust motor producing 500 in./lbs. of torque. The DC988KA uses a long-lasting XRP extended run-time battery and can store a screwdriver, bit tip holders, and standard-size nut drivers on its body. Additionally, the tool's ratcheting hammer action helps prevent binding, and combines with an ergonomic design to reduce user fatigue. Finally it reaches a maximum BPM speed of 34,000 BPM--perfect for masonry work. The DC988KA comes with two XRP extended run-time batteries, one-hour charger, double-ended screwdriver bit, 360-degree side handle, and a carrying case.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: A workhorse
Comment: I use this drill every day. I actually have several on the site along with a lot of other DW 18volt tools. You could definitely say that a lighter model like the 14volt DeWalt is more convenient for drywalling. And the hammerdrill function is only useful for very light work, like drilling the occasional anchor hole in brick. It is absolutely not a substitute for a real hammerdrill, even a small one like the Bosch bulldog. Nonetheless, it's very handy to have a drill like this in your holster. It can do 95% of what you need if you're doing basic residential home construction or remodeling. If you're a hobbyist, you could probably go with a lighter model, but this one really takes a beating. I abuse it - use it for things that I shouldn't, like running a mixing paddle for thinset - but it still runs straight and clean, handles finish work well. It's just a well-made tradesman's standby. I don't see how you could go wrong with it.
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Summary: What is up with this drill?
Comment: First. I have a workshop, barn and truck bed full of Dewalt tools and I would give every one of them a five or four rating. But this drill was nothing but problems for me and I returned it. The chuck adjustment was terrible, the speed(transmission switch) would not stay locked in position and the final straw was the distinctive sound of metal on metal and a wisp of smoke. This was within the first five hours of use. Given the number of great reviews this drill gets I am willing to accept that I got a lemon. I was not willing to take my chances on another. Just returning the drill is a long trip for me and we need tools that we can rely on. Our work is often done way "off the paved road" for you Foxworthy fans. A competitors product in the same price range has been used and abused for a month now and is going great. Sounds like Dewalt has some real quality control issues on this drill. If you buy one hope you get one of the five star drills and not a one star like I did.
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Summary: Dewalt DC988KA 18 Volt Ice Auger Power Source
Comment: I bought this cordless to use with a 6" Lazer ice Auger. My expectations were based on other ice fisherman recommendations. I was pleasantly surprised and satisfied with the results. The Dewalt was able to handle the job easily. I used an Beaver Bay 10" long adapter between the auger cutting head and the drill, but added a strap, just in case the auger pulled free of the drill (problem for some I talked to). I found that I could drill about 10 - 15 holes on a charged battery, depending on the ice depth of 10 - 18 inches. The best part of it is not having to carry a heavy gas drill around... no startup and warmup. I can drill 3 holes in the time it takes others with gas augers to drill one hole. I carry both batteries along and I keep them warm to get the maximum power and life.
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Summary: maxtool review
Comment: product was almost exactly what i wanted, dewalt 18v hammer/drill/driver was great and delivery prompt and better than expected delivery date. but as selling to international clients maxtool could/should disclose more information about battery charger input voltage (as australia is different to united states)output voltages mentioned in detals. minor detail but some small details are important.
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Summary: I think it's great
Comment: I do low voltage installations, I use this mostly for intercom/entry installations. I have been on my own 7 years and am now on my 2nd one. I ABUSE them pretty good. I have used it to drill 1/2 holes through new brick(I know go through the morter, but cant always do that) I have put 3/4 holes through cement block. Used a 2 1/2 hole saw through 2x4...OK get the idea. I'm not saying anyone should do more than it's rated for, but lets face it in real life sometimes things happen This is something every one should own, would probably last a lifetime for a moderate user. I STRONGLY recomend getting them service every year or so. My first one lasted about 4 years, until the body finally cracked and wouldn't hold the battery anymore. Plus the 988 is compact enough to fit between joists w/ a 1" bit on it
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