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Product Specifications
Part Number DC759KA
Power Sourcebattery-powered
Voltage18 volts
Item Package Quantity1
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?Yes
Battery Cell TypeNiCAD
Item Dimensions
Length14.75 inches
Width13.50 inches
Height4.70 inches
Product Features
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
The DEWALT 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit is a versatile tool that makes quick work of a variety of driving and fastening tasks. With its high-performance motor, dual-range variable-speed control, and compact size, this tool is powerful and easy to handle. It also features a 1/2-inch, single-sleeve keyless ratcheting chuck to reduce bit slippage. This drill/driver kit includes a convenient one-hour Ni-Cad charger, two 18-volt compact Ni-Cad batteries, a double-end screwdriver bit, and a sturdy kit box.
Powerful Motor and Variable-Speed Control
The DEWALT drill/driver's high-performance motor is capable of delivering a maximum of 380 unit watts out, providing enough power for a broad range of applications. The tool also features dual-range variable-speed control--0 to 450 rpm and 0 to 1,500 rpm--that makes material-specific performance easier to achieve.
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 Drill kit includes one-hour charger, two 18-volt Ni-Cad batteries, double-end bit, and a sturdy kit box. View larger. |
 Powerful performance in an easy-to-carry, lightweight design. View larger. |
The DEWALT drill/driver's high-performance motor is capable of delivering a maximum of 380 unit watts out, providing enough power for a broad range of applications. The tool also features dual-range variable-speed control--0 to 450 rpm and 0 to 1,500 rpm--that makes material-specific performance easier to achieve.
Lightweight Design for Comfortable Handling
The drill/driver is built with an ergonomic grip for comfortable handling to help you get accurate results. Its balanced, mid-handle grip makes control easy, providing comfort and reduced fatigue when tackling extended projects.
This tool weighs 4.75 pounds to minimize user fatigue. Its durable construction makes for reliable operation even on the toughest jobsites. The drill/driver also features a compact size to fit into tight spaces, making it convenient for both use and storage.
Cordless Design and Ratcheting Chuck for Efficiency
This DEWALT tool allows you to move quickly between projects without the hassle of a cord. Thanks to its one-hour battery charger and two 18-volt compact Ni-Cad batteries, you can always have a battery ready, reducing downtime and increasing productivity.
Stay on point with the drill/driver's 1/2-inch, single-sleeve keyless ratcheting chuck, which effectively reduces bit slippage as you work.
Warranty Information
This Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit comes with a DEWALT warranty package that includes a three-year limited warranty, a one-year free service contract, and a 90-day money-back guarantee.
What's in the Box
Drill/driver, battery charger, two 18-volt compact Ni-Cad batteries, double-end screwdriver bit, and kit box.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
96 of 103 people found the following review helpful
I've never reviewed a product here before but I felt I really had to this time.
Long story made short- I am a cabinet maker and when I received my 18v DeWalt from Amazon (after waiting patiently for almost three weeks) it arrived with a wobble in the chuck. I don't mean I took a dial indicator to it to make sure it was perfect, I mean it was easily visible to the naked eye. If I had to drill a 1/16th hole in something this would not do an accurate job. So, I emailed Amazon and they kindly sent me a replacement drill which also arrived with a very wobbly chuck. Two in a row, I couldn't believe it. I called the DeWalt 800 number and they said to take the drill to my local service center. When I did they took one look at it and said "oh yeah, that's not right, we'll put a new spindle in for you,". Two more weeks (with no drill) later I sent my intern to pick up the drill. It came back with a new chuck and a slightly different wobble. I now regret buying something online that I would want to hold in my hand and examine first. Sure, this drill would work fine for shooting drywall screws in but I need something better. For $200 I want a drill that's nearly perfect. 200 bucks is alot of money.
So, what happened to DeWalt? Have they cut costs to meet higher demand? I bought a 14.4v cordless DeWalt right out of college and it worked great for years until it was stolen. In a pinch I bought a 14.4v Ryobi which worked well for a year but eventually the batteries stopped holding a good charge. When that happened I thought well, it's time to buy another DeWalt, but now I wish I hadn't.
Long story made short- I am a cabinet maker and when I received my 18v DeWalt from Amazon (after waiting patiently for almost three weeks) it arrived with a wobble in the chuck. I don't mean I took a dial indicator to it to make sure it was perfect, I mean it was easily visible to the naked eye. If I had to drill a 1/16th hole in something this would not do an accurate job. So, I emailed Amazon and they kindly sent me a replacement drill which also arrived with a very wobbly chuck. Two in a row, I couldn't believe it. I called the DeWalt 800 number and they said to take the drill to my local service center. When I did they took one look at it and said "oh yeah, that's not right, we'll put a new spindle in for you,". Two more weeks (with no drill) later I sent my intern to pick up the drill. It came back with a new chuck and a slightly different wobble. I now regret buying something online that I would want to hold in my hand and examine first. Sure, this drill would work fine for shooting drywall screws in but I need something better. For $200 I want a drill that's nearly perfect. 200 bucks is alot of money.
So, what happened to DeWalt? Have they cut costs to meet higher demand? I bought a 14.4v cordless DeWalt right out of college and it worked great for years until it was stolen. In a pinch I bought a 14.4v Ryobi which worked well for a year but eventually the batteries stopped holding a good charge. When that happened I thought well, it's time to buy another DeWalt, but now I wish I hadn't.
93 of 104 people found the following review helpful
I recently purchased this drill despite the warnings I have read here related to chuck run out. After charging the battery and firing the drill up for the first time, I was disappointed to find that the chuck was dooing the hula! There are 2 key characteristics for a power drill, the first is that it is powered, the second is that it rotates concentrically around its central axis. Unfortunately this drill did not meet these basic requirements. I sent it back in exchange for the XRP model. The XRP had worse run out than the first!! I used an XRP model for years in the maintenance shop and it was a tough and bullet proof accurate drill. The new drills are not anything close to the ones manufactured 5 years ago. I am not sure why Dewalt has sided in favor of poor quality. If they still cared about quality, drills like these would not have made it out of the factory. The run out that I experienced would have been caught on a very basic visual test.
Don't waste your time with a Dewalt drill unless you don't care about run out.
I wrote Dewalt's customer service department complaining about the problem. Apparently Dewalt has sent its customer service off shore as well as its manufacturing. The response letter for letter is below.
Hello, and thanks for using DEWALT's on-line support.
Sorry to hear of your problems with chuck run-out. Our specs call for no more then 15,000 one inch from end of chuck. If third unit has same problem contact me via this email. Have you tried to drill holes of drive screws with these units? If so what happen?
Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to serve you. If your question remains unresolved or if you require additional information please update this incident.
Sincerely,
John Smith
What a Joke!! Again, don't waste your time or money on a Dewlat Drill.
Don't waste your time with a Dewalt drill unless you don't care about run out.
I wrote Dewalt's customer service department complaining about the problem. Apparently Dewalt has sent its customer service off shore as well as its manufacturing. The response letter for letter is below.
Hello, and thanks for using DEWALT's on-line support.
Sorry to hear of your problems with chuck run-out. Our specs call for no more then 15,000 one inch from end of chuck. If third unit has same problem contact me via this email. Have you tried to drill holes of drive screws with these units? If so what happen?
Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to serve you. If your question remains unresolved or if you require additional information please update this incident.
Sincerely,
John Smith
What a Joke!! Again, don't waste your time or money on a Dewlat Drill.
60 of 66 people found the following review helpful
I have had this drill for about six months and am very happy with it. I am a homeowner so I can't speak as to how this drill would function during all day use. For projects around my house it has plenty of power although, like every other cordless tool I have used, it needs a little more time drilling/driving through hard wood. If I want to drill through something thick and tough, I used a beefier corded drill. So far, I have not noticed any of the battery life problems discussed by other reviewers.
I picked up a set of the Dewalt hex shank bits and have not noticed any slippage. The only time I have had a complaint with the drill was while using a hole saw to install locksets in two doors. Of the four holes, the bit slipped out of the chuck two times. Once I reinserted the hole saw it went right on through the door. I don't know if I didn't get the chuck tight enough or if the chuck just prefers the hex shank bits.
All in all a great drill. I can't imagine ever installing curtain rods, assembling bookcases, etc. with a corded drill and/or screwdriver again!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
DeWalt Drill Review
An excellent drill for the homeowner. Batteries hold up good. Case is put together with adequate material. No problems, worked like a champ. Highly recommended.
Published 6 days ago by Corky
Very powerful. Batteries last long..
Very powerful, and relatively light weight. case make it easy to carry. Major upgrade comparing to the 2 cordless drills I had before. Save me lots of time and trouble at work..
Published 1 month ago by Orange Garage Doors & Gates
SUPER DEAL!!SUPER DRILL!!
MY DAUGHTER HAS THIS DRILL ALSO. MY HUSBAND RECEIVED THIS ONE FROM ME AT CHRISTMAS LAST YEAR. GREAT DRILL THE BEST!!!!!!!
Published 2 months ago by Mrs. Carol L. Hammond
nice drill except for the useless chuck!
If you need this drill for anything other than drilling wood or driving fasteners buy a chuck too. I am an industrial mechanic/machinist and have been for over 30 years. Read more
Published 3 months ago by ROADHAWG
My Best Friend
I love Dewalt tools. I have about all of them. I can interchange batteries and it helps to limit the number of chargers I need to use. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jerry W. Trammell
Screw this
I have two of these same drills. I like them very much. I took advantage of the cheaper prices of NiCad, everyone seems to be going over to the Lithium power. Read more
Published 6 months ago by R. Stephan
Expect nothing else from dewalt
I am a smaller female and had been planning on buying the 12V because it was lighter, BUT...I bought this as the 'Deal of the Day' which made it cheaper than the 12V. Read more
Published 7 months ago by trush
Dewalt DC759KA 18-volt
I bought this drill/driver kit to replace my old kit with 12-volt batteries. New one has 18-volt batteries and much higher torque, I use it daily in my HVAC service job, its... Read more
Published 7 months ago by nykash
Quality Control?
It seems that quality control is on the same par as big foot in the dewalt camp. I purchased my drill at Home Depot and the first thing I noticed was excessive chuck runout. Read more
Published 8 months ago by M. C. MOFFITT
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! Drill!
I learned how far down the quality ladder DeWalt has slipped. I always insisted on DeWalt. No longer the case. Dumbed down to a yellow Black n Decker home owner special. Read more
Published 9 months ago by fourshores
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