Features

• Includes two batteries, 1-hour charger, and storage case
• Detachable stud finder
• Ergonomic grip for comfort and control
• Chuck capacity up to 3/8″, keyless, single-handed
• No load rpm 0-350, 0-1250/min

Reviews (2)

Amazon.com's delayed my shipment four times
Amazon.com has delayed my shipment four times for this product. I am anxious to get it as it has good reviews, but we're onto about 6 weeks of delays now. I could have already received it had I purchased it at Lowe's or Home Depot.

Good drill, but POOR Amazon.com service on this one. I won't ever order tools via Amazon.com again. Amazon.com just can't cut it here.

Awesome Drill!
I am a homeowner/home handyman. I do a lot of projects at home, ranging from building fences and sheds to fixing the occasional lose piece of wood. I was in the market for a cordless drill to replace my corded piece of junk, and was looking at Black and Decker. Then I found Skil. This is an awesome drill, the Stud Finder is great, the "Site Light" is amazing, and the power and torque is incredible. Not to mention it's an 18 volt for 99 bucks at Lowes! I couldn't resist. The batteries last an extremely long time! All I have to complain about this drill is its case, which could be better. This is no Dewalt, but it serves my purposes. Oh, and the battery meter is amazing! I recommend this drill for anyone who is a private homeowner, but needs more power than the Black and Decker's. ... Read more

Features

• Includes rechargeable flashlight model ML702
• 2-speed gear selection with variable speed in each range
• In-line design brings drilling and driving pressure in line with center of drill bit axis
• Reversible for removing screws
• Keyless chuck for easy bit installation

Features

• 4-piece combo kit includes: #6347 1/2" Driver-Drill, #5620 6-1/2" Circular Saw, #JR180 Recipro Saw and the #ML180 Flashlight
• Two piece D-31 motor for easy serviceability and an all-metal gear transmission for smooth and efficient power transfer
• Shift lock drive instantly changes from drill to driver
• 2.6 Ah Ni-MH batteries for greater capacity and longer run time
• Includes (2) Ni-MH batteries, multi-voltage charger and case

Reviews (1)

dependable quality
I am tired of replacing dewalt tools after breaking them. makita has served me well with quality and ease of use. great products. ... Read more

Features

• Able to handle multiple applications (drywall, deck and fastern application)
• Depth-sensitive "set and forget" nosepiece for consistent fastener depth
• Two-finger rubber trigger for increased comfort
• Applications: Attaching steel roof panels to pulins/joists fastening eaves and gutter straps

Reviews (3)

This is a true screw gun
A relative came over to help me install drywall in my basement and brought his Dewalt screw gun. After seeing him run through a box of screws I realized it was pointless for me to try to keep up with my drill and bit attachment. It was more efficient for me to measure and cut pieces and let him take care of the fasteners. I was fascinated at how he would keep the screw gun running with one hand and bring up screws from his apron with the other. Once he got going, his rate was one screw every one-two seconds. Jeff had to leave after a couple of hours but left the Dewalt for me. It was then that I learned the features that allowed for this lightning fast drywall installation.

When the trigger is depressed, the motor runs, but the tip does not turn until it is also pressed against the work surface. The motor runs at much higher RPM's than my drill resulting in the 1-5/8" screws disappearing into the drywall in a blink. The depth adjustment disengages the clutch at your predetermined setting resulting in perfectly placed screws every time. The drywall paper was perfectly dimpled, without breaking, at every screw. I also found that longer 3" screws installed through joists just as quickly and easily.

It turns out Jeff let me keep his "old" Dewalt because he had a few that he uses for work. I can't wait to use it on my upcoming deck project.

Much better than a drill with a bit attachment.
With the built in clutch mechanism, there is no chance of stripping or twisting off the head off a screw. Simply set the depth adjustment, drive the screw, and wait for the clutch to engage. The screw will always be the perfect depth, every time. I was building a deck with someone else using a drill and was able to drive a good 25% more screws in the same amount of time since I didn't have to worry about depth and torque. Be sure and pick this one as it's the only one that comes with a case. You just can't go wrong with a good case -- you'll never loose the other head attachments.

Very useful for anything you want to drive
I had a chance to use this screwdriver this past weekend and found to have plenty of power to put drywall up and to put in deck screws through redwood decking it worked great. the set and forget nosepiece was handy. i can't say enough about this dewalt we own many dewalt and other brand tools and this dewalt does not let us down. ... Read more

Product Description

The ultimate combo kit for those who demand extreme power, superior performance and the longest running cordless tools. The 0928-29 features the revolutionary 28Volt Lithium-Ion battery pack exclusively from Milwaukee, weighing less than an 18Volt pack yet delivering up to twice the run-time! The 0724 28V 1/2" Hammer-Drill comes standard with an all-metal, single-sleeve, ratcheting chuck with all carbide jaws that keeps bits from falling out or slipping! A comfortable non-slip, soft-grip handle reduces vibration and fatigue. The 0724 also comes standard with the patented Clip-Lok System, attaching securely to the operator's belt or tool bags and easily releases with one hand. The 0719 28V Sawzall Reciprocating Saw features a variable speed trigger, a 1-1/8" stroke length, Quik-Lok blade clamp, patented gear protecting clutch, and keyless shoe adjustment. The 0730 6-1/2" Circular Saw has the most power of any cordless circular saw, enough to cut over 300 2x4's on a single charge! The 0730 has a left-side blade for increased cut-line visibility, 4200 rpm for extremely fast cutting, 50 bevel capacity and all-metal blade guards. The 49-24-0185 Work Light features a high intensity Xenon bulb, is Clip-Lok System compatible and delivers over 5-hours of run-time on a single battery. The kit also includes a 1-hour charger, No.2 Phillips bit, two Sawzall blades, circular saw blade, rip fence, Clip-Lok System and contractor bag. ... Read more

Features

• Revolutionary 28 Volt Lithium-Ion Technology
• 1/2 in. Hammer-Drill with all-metal, single-sleeve, ratcheting chuck with all carbide jaws
• Sawzall® Recip Saw with 1-1/8 in. stroke length
• 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw cuts 2 x 4's at 45°

Features

• 360-degree side handle for more control
• 3-speed all metal transmission, VSR 1-450/0-1,400/0-2,000 rpm
• DeWalt-built high-torque motor delivers 450 in./lbs. of torque
• 1/2-inch ratcheting chuck with automatic spindle lock
• Anti-slip comfort grip

Reviews (21)

Are you guys from Milwaukee?
I've had this drill for about two years now. I had the standard DeWalt 18v first which was disappointing. The chuck was worthless if your goal was keeping a bit in it. I returned this drill after a few months and picked up the XRP.

A friend and I picked up the XRP's at the same time and we both have been very impressed with the quality. I have spent day's jamming 3/4' auger bits through hardened floor joists in 100 year old houses. I guess the clutch has slipped a few times but nothing that a quick adjustment hasn't fixed. It's been buried under piles of plaster, stored in my trunk over weekends with 30 below temps, dropped on cement floors and it's still going strong 2 years later.

Not sure what you guys are doing but I've pounded mine mercilessly and it rocks.

Poor quality control!
I've bought the drill through a hardware store. The first one got a stuck speed gear as described by other reviewers. So I exchanged for a second one. The second drill has excessive sparks in the motor and I returned it without hesitation. I'm going to try the Milwaukee as suggested by others.

$269 wobble
I had recieved one as a gift last christmas. I didn't notice the wobble to much at first only using a certian long shafted driver. Then it seemed to get progressivly worse with time. After a year I finaly had enough and took it in. The repair quy messed around with it for a week and put a new trany in and some other stuff. Did it under warranty but didn't seem to realy fix any thing. I use Bosch 24v at work and those chucks spin true and we beat the snot out of them as electricians. Just be warry of the wobbly chuck

Drill works great for 4 months and thats it
This is my second Dewalt drill the first one was in the 5 Combo Pack. All of the other dewalt tools work great to this day but the darn drill broke with in 4 months. When I bought the second drill I needed some more batteries so I bought dewalt again. Once again a couple months later the drill started acting up. I would pull the trigger and it would operate at half speed like the battery was dead. I am done with dewalt drills.

Get a Bosch
I purchased the drill along with the Dewalt cordless reciprocating saw last November. The drill started going down the tubes within a couple of months. Sometimes I couldn't rotate the clutch to the next speed, sometimes the trigger wouldn't depress, somtimes the clutch wouldn't rotate into the drill position. It was very apparent that there was something hanging up the works. I sent it out for service last week. I bought a pair of Bosch drills to replace the Dewalt and my old Porter Cable drills which gave me 6 years of good service but needed new batteries. The Bosch are the smoothest, most comfortable and best layed out drills I've ever owned; including the nice case with removable bit case inside. ... Read more

Features

• Angle attachment may be removed and drill used as a straight drill
• Quick switch drill head for low (0 - 400 RPM) or high (0 - 900 RPM) speed
• Powerful 7.5 amp motor for improved performance
• Ergonomically designed rubberized grip for comfort
• All ball bearing construction for long tool life and smooth operation

Features

• Metal gear housing for increased durability
• 7.8-amp motor with variable speed
• Jacobs-keyless chuck with spindle lock provides greater holding power
• Rubber grip and two-finger rubber trigger for increased comfort
• Helical cut steel, heat treated gears for long gear life

Reviews (4)

what no carrying case?????
Why is it that if I go to Lowes and/or Home Depot they supply a carrying case?

Great drill for home use
When my cordless drill failed I wanted a corded replacement. After looking at the local Home Depot we decided on the DW236. It isn't as heavy as similar drills, its quiet, the keyless chuck is fantastic and I love the adjustable handle for a firm, two handed grip.

I'm not a contractor, but a friend who is recommended DeWalt products and I'm glad I took his advice. If you need more power, get a hammer drill but for general drilling needs, this will be your preferred drill.

Not for me..
I bought this item after buying the Milwaukee 1/2 Hammer Drilll and then returned the Milwaukee as I first thought it was more drill than I needed. I opened and used the Dewalt. I mixed a 5 Gal pail of Drywall mix with it and felt the speed was too low for my uses. I returned it and re-bought the Milwaukee. Overall it's a nice drill and fit's the hand well but, I thought the lack of power when needed wasn't worth the money. A shame, because I really wanted it. This drill would suffice for most around the house jobs but not when real power was needed. Features were nice, quite, and smooth. Chuck worked great too. Just lacked power. A dissapointment from Dewalt. I'll be looking at Milwaukee from now on.

Well-made durable drill with good balance and control.
This is a light weight, high quality unit. I was impresed by the good balance and control. The keyless chuck holds well for an 850 rpm high torque tool. It's variable speed control is precise and drives lag bolts with ease. The rotating second handle makes it fit into tight spots easily. I found that heavy continuous use didn't faze it a bit. On top of that, it's quiet. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial
• Electronic speed control
• heat treated gears
• 7 amp motor - 450 RPM
• Extra long switch handle and pipe handle

Reviews (3)

Perfect for its purpose
I;ve had this tool for about five years now. It is almost never used to drill holes. Myself, and fellow contractor friends, have relegated this tool exclusively for use in High-Torque applications like mixing drywall mud, grout, floor leveler, thinset mortar, even small batches of concrete. I've never had mine act up and none of my buddies have ever seen one burn out. If you're looking for something to run self-feed (forstner) bits through studs & top plates, this isn't the tool to use. Wth a bit installed, it will not fit in between 16" OC stud/joist spaces. A Milwaukee Hole-Hawg or Super Hawg will be much more suited for that application. But if you've got a need to mix cements, grouts, or muds though, this the tool to use.

Super powerful.
I picked up one of these at a pawnshop (not quite the same model, mine has variable speed) and am very impressed. I thought the Milwaukee Magnum hole shooter was powerful - this is TWICE as powerful, literally! Electronic speed control would be nice but oh well, you can't have everything. Almost, though!

drill review
great for mixing mud, grout and thin set. I've got three and havn't burned one yet. ... Read more

Features

• One year warranty, One year service contract, 30 day no-risk trial
• Industrial Grade ABS material for maximum durability with interlocking hinge
• Bit retention system in case keeps bits in place
• Sliding rubber lock keeps case closed
• Drill Bit Sizes: (2) 1/16", 5/64", (2) 3/32", 7/64", (2) 1/8", 9/64", 5/32", 3/16", 7/32", 1/4"

Reviews (2)

Excellent quality and durability
I was amazed at the rate these drill bits chew through metal... I drilled through a 1/4" of a piece of tempered steel in half a minute and through 16ga copper sheet in barely a second. The cobalt bits in the copper were incredible, I did not even have to apply much pressure to get the bit to bite.

Very impressed.

Great bits in a sturdy case
What a great purchase! The bits are sharp and sturdy, and they cut through wood like it's butter. They come to a point at a wide angle, so they're less likely to slide away from your drilling point as you start drilling.

I've only owned them for a few weeks, so I can't attest to how long they'll stay this sharp. Also, I've yet to try drilling through metal.

The set comes with two bits for some of the popular sizes, which is great since I tend to lose or break my 1/8" bit all the time.

The case itself is quite sturdy, but a little oversized. The bits are held firmly in place, so you never open your case after a bumpy car ride to have all 13 bits fall to your feet. If you own a DeWalt drill, it fits snugly in the drill case.

My one complaint is that the sliding lock is really tough to open and close. ... Read more

Features

• Satisfaction guaranteed
• Two-cutter design for faster and smoother drilling
• Aggressive self-feed spur
• Flats on bit shank for better bit retention
• Blades can be resharpened

Reviews (1)

Amature Electrician NHG
These work great. Perfect hole every time. They even impressed my buddy who will only buy milwaukee. The Dewalt set is 10 dollars cheaper and you get 8 bits instead of 7. I would highly recommend this product. ... Read more

Features

• Patent pending 4-flute design for fast dust removal
• Carbide-tipped bit heads are harder, tougher and more resistant to extreme loads for longer tool life
• Set includes one of each HC2010, HC2040, HC2051, HC2061, HC2081, and two HC2041 for handling a wide variety of applications
• Metal storage case for easy access, organizing and portability

Amazon.com Review

With its burly 7 amp motor, Porter-Cable's 3/8-inch drill enters the market as a powerful, smartly designed contender. Backed by 100-percent ball-bearing construction, this drill's motor supplies up to 2,500 rpm, making it a smart pick for high-speed applications. The drill feels right in the hand, too, with good balance, a comfortable grip, and a nicely integrated groove for your thumb and forefinger, so it's easy to operate the tool with your hand directly behind the bit. This drill comes with a keyed chuck, for those of us who prefer to hand tighten bits. A nifty adjustable belt clip mounts to either side, accommodating righties and lefties, and lets you quickly hook the drill to your tool belt when you need to free your hands up, a more comfortable arrangement compared to the top-mounted clips you'll find on other brands. The tool is built to last, too, with a strong, lightweight magnesium bearing plate, steel gears, and a tough cast-aluminum gear housing. There's no secret to creating a solid corded drill. Just build it tough. With its new line of corded drills, Porter-Cable certainly did that. --Jon Groebner ... Read more

Features

• Cast-aluminum gear housing and magnesium bearing plate for durability
• Powerful 7.0 amp motor for demanding applications
• 0-2,500 electronic variable speed motor with reverse
• Contoured soft-grip and multi-position belt clip for comfort and convenience
• 2-stage steel gears built to last

Reviews (2)

A great high-speed corded drill
The Porter-Cable 2611 is quite possibly the best high-speed corded drill on the market. It has a very powerful and smooth-running motor. The fit-and-finish of the tool is the best that I have seen for any drill--period. The ergonomics (balance, grip, ease of operation, etc.) are superb. Drilling/driving at low speed takes a little practice, but is quite manageable. However, the drill really shines in high-speed drilling applications, such as pocket-hole joinery. The Porter-Cable 2611 is a rock-solid, high-performance drill. The only serious competition is the Milwaukee model that is in the same class.

Tremendous power, BUT!
The P-C 2611 is a very strong drill and has demonstrated it's willingness to bore through various materials with vigor. However, this is supposed to be a variable speed drill and it has so little feel or touch at slow speed that I had the trigger switch replaced by a P-C authorized service center. No difference. Trying to use it as a driver is frustrating as it's too difficult to develop and maintain a controlled speed appropriate for driving screws. Lots of willing power for drilling but if I were just using it to drill I would have bought the 1/2". Weight is well balanced and of course construction is top notch. ... Read more

Features

• Includes drill, double-ended screwdriving bit, and storage case
• Powerful 5.0 amp motor for demanding drilling and driving tasks
• Variable speed/reversing for controlled drilling and driving
• Keyless chuck for easy bit changes
• 150 inch/pounds of torque

Reviews (1)

Simply Excellent
Changing bits couldn't be easier. The drill has plenty of power to work with the pine we used to build our train's benchwork. GREAT VALUE. ... Read more

Features

• Stores spare carbon brushes in handle for quick access and minimal downtime
• 5.5 amp motor for optimal power
• Lightweight (5-3/4 lbs.) for overhead use
• Two-speeds per mode: 0-1000 rpm, 0-20,000 bpm, 0-2500 rpm, 0-50,000 bpm, plus reverse
• Removable brush cartridge for super fast brush changes

Features

• For pistol drills and screw-shooters
• overall size 13-1/2 inch long, 6 inch high and 8-3/4 inch wide

Reviews (4)

Terrific bargain
If you believe in protecting your tools, and at the prices tools go for why wouldn't you?, this Milwaukee Steel Carrying Case is is ideal. It's sturdy, roomy, and conveniently laid out. The locking mechanism is reliable, unlike other cases. If you are a professional or just handy around the house, this box is a necessity, not a luxury. And at Amazon's prices--a bargain.

Tight, Compact, & Rugged
Every bit of a great place to keep the tools. I have a Milwaukee drill in mine--and the case provides a safe, compact and rugged place to maintain and tote a tool.

Great Case
I'm a believer in cases for my tools ........ saves them from damage and this is one of the best. Plenty of room for a drill with bit and a tray for accessories. Well made, it will last as long as the drill. Metal cases are a vanishing breed, probrably for cost reasons.

Excellent accessory to any of the Milwaukee drill motors.
I don't understand the attraction to all the plastic blow molded cases that come with the power tools today. None of them, even Milwaukee's plastic cases, have additional room for all the accessories you use with electric drill motors. I have a Milwaukee 12Volt screw gun and their ½" Magnum Hole Shooter and both came with the steel carrying cases which I fully utilize.

The removable tray is excellent for bringing everything I need to the job. Each box is a complete set up for that drill motor. In my ½" Magnum box there are drill indexes, set of auger bits, two large Milwaukee self feeding bits, index of screw driver bits, 8" extensions for the augers and self feeding bits, set of counter sink bits and a right angle head attachment with install tools. I have just as much stuff in the cordless drill case plus the charger and extra battery. ... Read more

Features

• Cutting edges can be sharpened for extended bit life
• Wide throat design for bigger holes (3-5/8 inches)
• Self-feeding screw point for fast and efficient hole cutting
• 3-milled flats shank for optimal durability
• Removable and replaceable feed screw for easy maintenance

Reviews (1)

time saving bargins
my reason for giving this such a high rating is because this is a bit (tool) that makes my job easier & more efficient when hole cutting for conduit, wire & flexible tubing (duct) ... Read more

Features

• Makes short work of long rip cuts in metal roofing or building panels
• Inserts into any 3/8" chuck drill
• Makes fast cuts in sheet metal
• Capable of making precise 6" X 6" square hole cuts
• 20 gauge capacity in galvanized sheet metal

Product Description

A Tool That Fits Right In. When you're in a tight spot and things are falling apart all around you, reach for this close-quarter drill. A nifty power tool that fits inside a kitchen cabinet, between two studs, or under a set of shelves, it's 9" x 3-1/4" x 2-3/4" OA, with a 3/8" chuck at a 55° angle. Full of power but easy to maneuver, thanks to the narrow, right-behind-the-chuck handhold. It draws approx 3.8 amps at 120 VAC, and has a paddle switch that allows variable speeds up to 1400 rpm. Reversible. Double-insulated. UL listed. ... Read more

Features

• A Tool That Fits Right In. When you're in a tight spot and things are falling apart all around you, reach for this close-quarter drill.
• A nifty power tool that fits inside a kitchen cabinet, between two studs, or under a set of shelves, it's 9" x 3-1/4" x 2-3/4" OA, with a 3/8" chuck at a 55° angle.
• Full of power but easy to maneuver, thanks to the narrow, right-behind-the-chuck handhold. It draws approx 3. 8 amps at 120 VAC, and has a paddle switch that allows variable speeds up to 1400 rpm. Reversible.
• Double-insulated. UL listed.

Amazon.com

For its size, this cordless has a mighty lot of torque. It easily converts from a standard straight grip to a pistol grip, which we found to be more comfortable. It drives and backs out screws with the best of them, and it drills, too, with six clutch settings (only six, you say? Remember, it's only 2.4 volts) We think it's amazingly strong for its size, packing 26 inch/pounds of torque. And we like the choice of speeds--200 or 400 rpm--depending on whether your work is delicate or difficult. The battery recharges fast; it only takes an hour. Since it comes with No. 1 and No. 2 Phillips bits, it's ready to tackle any household chore from electronics to woodworking and basic repairs. It's a great little worker.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• One-year warranty, 30-day satisfaction guarantee
• Easily converts from straight to pistol form
• Fully charges battery in 1 hour
• 2 speed gearbox, 200 or 400 rpm
• Multi-stage clutch plus drill setting

Reviews (4)

Just as good as it looks!!
The 2.4V wireless panasonic driver made my job easy and don't worry about the 2.4V, which must be proven to be more powerful than you expect. It was perfectly working for my tedious boring job at home. If anyone who interested in electric tool for hobby or whatever, try to own it. You are not going to be disappointed. You will like it.

One rockin power screwdriver
I have used this driver for the last eight years as well as some others on the market, nothing will beat this unit. I am on my third driver now, not bad considering that I use this driver literally at least a dozen times a day. I use it in my work as a major appliance tech., I would recomend this driver without any reservations at all!!

A Great Lightweight Cordless Screwdriver
I've owned my Panasonic 2.4v screwdriver for about ten years, albeit unused for the past 5 or so due to lack of fresh NiCd batteries. Anyway, the EY503B was the best lightweight cordless screwdriver you could buy back around 1991, two speed with torque clutch. I used it professionally daily back then and it's versatility and performance always made my job easier. I recently bought fresh batteries and look forward to putting it back into my tool bag.

Best Tool Ever Invented!
I have owned this tool for about 6 years, and my only complaint is that I've used it so much that I need a new battery for it, and I'm having trouble finding one. Make sure you get at least two or even three batteries for it. You'll be amazed at how much work you can do with this tool. This was the first battery-powered tool I ever bought, and although I now have a more powerful cordless drill for bigger jobs, I still come back to this one time and again for small jobs. It is light weight and its ability to bend in the middle make it work in almost any circumstance and give it great balance. It takes up almost no space in the kitchen drawer.

There are so many different kinds of hex shaft accessories that you can use with this tool. I've used the tool with nut drivers and drill bits. I even have a small hex-shaft drill chuck that further increases the usefulness of this thing. If you have a bigger cordless drill (12-18 volt), get one of these too. For smaller jobs you will experience much less wrist fatigue using this tool. Gone are the days when a small household project left me with blisters in the middle of my palms from using a hand screwdriver. I highly recommend this tool. ... Read more