DeWALT Drill Drivers
Choosing a DeWALT Drill Driver
A drill driver bores holes and drives screws with an adjustable clutch. DeWALT drill drivers here run on 20V MAX and XTREME 12V MAX batteries, from the compact DCD771 and DCD777 to the brushless XR DCD800 and ATOMIC DCD794. Specialty picks include the 5-in-1 multi-head DCD803 and DCD703, the DCD740 right angle drill, and stud and joist drills with FLEXVOLT Advantage. Gyroscopic 8V MAX screwdrivers, a 12V MAX screwdriver, and a pneumatic reversible drill round it out.
What to Look For
- Size and weight. ATOMIC and XTREME models are short and light for cabinets and overhead work. XR models give more power for larger bits.
- Chuck options. The 5-in-1 drills swap between a chuck, offset head, right angle head, and hex holder without a second tool.
- Heavy drilling. The DCD444 and DCD445 stud and joist drills bore large holes through framing for plumbing and electrical runs.
- Kit or tool only. Tool-only models fit an existing battery setup. Kits include batteries from 1.5Ah to 5.0Ah, plus POWERSTACK options.
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DeWALT Drill Drivers FAQ
Do I need a drill driver or a hammer drill?
A drill driver handles wood, metal, and screw driving. If you also drill into brick or block, a hammer drill adds a percussion mode for masonry while still working as a regular drill. See DeWALT hammer drills.
What warranty does DeWALT offer on drill drivers?
DeWALT power tools with its standard warranty carry a 3-year limited warranty, a 1-year free service contract for maintenance and parts worn from normal use, and a 90-day money-back guarantee. Some products carry a 7-year limited warranty instead. Terms follow the warranty stated on each product, apply to the original buyer from an authorized seller, and proof of purchase may be required.