12V MAX XR HAMMER DRILL BARE

Great drill I would recommend this to anyone, very durable.

NEEDED TO UPDATE MY OLD DEWALT DRILL AND FOUND THIS ONE! AWESOME UP GRADE! I LIKE THE SMALLER SIZE BUT IT PACKS A LOT OF POWER! GREAT BALANCE AND FEEL! GREAT PRICE TOO!

Awesome drill, make sure you need the 12v and not the 20v. Made that mistake ;)

El pedido me llegó en buenas condiciones y con su manual y envalaje correcto 👍👍

I've been using DeWalt battery tools for 35 years on construction jobs. This is my fith hammer drill in 35 years. The first was a 9 volt and I upgraded to an 18 volt several years later. Then I upgraded to a 20 volt after using the 18 volt for over 10 years. The 20 volt burned up after a couple of years but I bought another because I had all the chargers and batteries and the box. That one was stolen after several years of flawless use. I've had this one for a couple of years now and it's still working like new in 2025 with my batteries from 2012. I work as an electrician on commercial construction jobs everyday. My boss just returned 9 Milwaukee drills that that have burned up in the last three months. I'll stick with DeWalt, thank you.

It has good power and battery longevity for most handy work. It will hammer-drill through tile, or bore through studs. This is a great everyday tool for light to moderate duty. Very light weight and handy.

Knock off. It’s the Chinese version

Love this little drill.

Excelente. Buena potencia. Suficiente para un instalador o carpitero. Gran opción para trabajo en alturas.

A bit longer than the 12V non-hammer counterpart. But still compact compared to 'compact' 20V tool. I have DCD800 for comparison and this drill looks like a little cousin of the 20V drill. Of course, weighs waaaaay less than the 20V one. Sure it is not as powerful as the 20V one. Definitely not! I do not have high capacity 12V battery either. But in my opinion, 12V drills should not be mainly paired with high capacity batteries. Especially when you have 20V tools which can handle the powerful jobs. I bought this due to my deck is floating above ground, and even covered with some stony flagstones, more than 10 feet. So, dropping any power tool is not acceptable... And decks sometimes need odd angle drilling. In terms of weight and dimension, this drill fits perfectly to my use case. Although I'm just a weekend warrior, this home needs a lot of repair and planning in the time of crazy inflation. So, I spent my dough on good tools rather than hiring contractors which turns out to be a good decision with all the DeWalts. Power wise, definitely weaker than the 20V. But you can always gear down to speed 1 and I'm not exactly time constrained, unlike those professionals. I think I could have done all the projects I had with this drill but 20V was the first one I got. Being 12V is definitely a penalty in terms of power output. Yet, the power itself is well above for weekend warriors like me. So, yeah, if I'm going to buy the tools again, I'll definitely go to this one at first. And yes, having the hammering function helps a lot. I don't really need to hammer many holes at times. I have only 14 rocky stairs in my backyard in total. So, roughly 50~ tapcons for the worst case and this 12V drill is already better than enough. One gripe is that the one released in Korea seems to have metal chuck but this isn't. That is all.

Para su tamaño es una herramienta muy potente, claro no era para menos es DEWALT.

Awesome little beast. Pair with 5Ah battery I can get a lot done on a pre wire

Good for the price not the best chuck for drill bits