Cordless Hammer-drill features 500 in.-lbs. of torque for drilling bigger holes and driving larger screws
Cordless Reciprocating saw has a keyless blade clamp and cuts 80 two-by-fours on one charge for optimal productivity
Cordless Jig saw cuts at 0 to 3,000 strokes per minute and has a four-position orbital action for increased speed
Floodlight has a flexible neck for pointing the beam in any direction
Editorial Review:
Power, power and more power! The 18-volt 1/2-inch hammer drill/driver's high-torque motor churns out an impressive 500 inch-pounds of torque--imagine the jobs it could tackle. We were surprised by how good it feels in hand, thanks, we think, to its neatly balanced design that places the handle toward the center of the tool. A nice touch is the ratcheting chuck with carbide jaws for a superb hold on your bit. And the all-metal, three-speed transmission is so innovative that DeWalt patented it. All we know is that this is one powerhouse of a hammer drill/driver, no matter what mode it's in. The DC385 recip saw's keyless blade clamp wins points in our book for fast blade changes. And talk about fast--with its one-inch stroke length, it runs at 2,900 strokes per minute. Like the drill, it's well balanced and feels good in hand. It's compact, lightweight and offers great cutline visibility through the pivoting shoe's open top. Plus, we like that the blade will reverse for flush and plunge cutting. The circular saw slices into 2x4s like butter, and you can always see your cut because the blade's on the left. Bevel cuts are no sweat; the saw's easy to adjust and the scale's clear. The 18-volt cordless jigsaw was the industry's first, combining a three-position orbital blade action, 0-2000 strokes per minute variable speed and a one-inch stroke length. Like the recip saw, blade changes are keyless, fast and easy, whether you're loading universal or T-shank blades. We like how the keyless shoe slides backwards and forwards for maximum blade clearance on flush cuts in tight spaces. Hats off to DeWalt for the integrated sawdust blower, too. Finally, the flashlight's neck is super flexible, shedding light in just about any direction for up to three hours. This is a great collection of tools, essential for the contractor and perfect for the skilled do-it-yourselfer.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Tools seem nice.. case is huge The tools seem to be very nice although I have not had a chance to use them a lot yet. Light is a bit of a waste but the drill, powered hand saw, jig saw and three batteries all piles into the super large case weigh a ton. It might be better to split the stuff up into 2 smaller cases.. plus the stuff seems to shift around in the case a bit. I am still waiting for the FREE tool I was supposed to receive from Dewalt on the mail order deal that was offered. If the extra fee tool comes then this was a great... more info
im happy i bought it, but get the four pack instead I've had this set for nearly four years now.
As a collection, it's great because you dont need different sets of batteries or chargers.
but its really about the separate tools 1.The drill- the best cordless drill on the market. its perfectly balanced. powerful. sturdy. totally reliable. the hammer mode is great too. i love this tool. 2.the flashlight- a very handy option. in deciding to buy this set, i didnt think i liked the flashlight much, but i use it a lot. 3.trim saw- its... more info
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