Unboxing DeWalt DCD796P2 18V 2x5 Ah XR Brushless Cordless Drill in TSTAK Case - Bob The Tool Man

Dewalt DCD796P2 Combi Drill 18V XR Brushless Compact Li-Ion 2 x 5.0Ah in TSTAK Carry Case
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✅ DEWALT DCD796 20V MAX XR Cordless Lithium-Ion Compact Hammer Drill (Bare Tool)
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✅ DEWALT 20V MAX XR Compact Hammer Drill Kit, 1/2-Inch, 2.0-Amp Hour (DCD796D2)
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✅ DEWALT DCD796M2 DCD796N 18v XR Brushless Combi Drill
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DEWALT DCD796P2 SPECIFICATION
Voltage: 18v
Power Output (W): 460
Soft Application Max Torque (Nm): 27
Hard Application Max Torque (Nm): 70
Torque Settings: 15 + Drill
Brake Type: Electric
No. of Gears: 2
LED Job Light: Yes / Delay / Base-mounted
Battery Capacity Indicator: No
Battery Compatibility: 18v Lithium-Ion (XR)
Rotation: Forward / Reverse
Variable Speed Control Trigger: Yes
No Load Speed (RPM) High: 0-2000
No Load Speed (RPM) Med: N/A
No Load Speed (RPM) Low: 0-550
Chuck Type: 3-Jaw / Single Sleeve Keyless / All Metal
Chuck Capacity (mm): 1.5-13.0
Drill Capacity: Concrete (mm): 13
Drill Capacity: Metal (mm): 13
Drill Capacity: Wood (mm): 40
Impact Rate (BPM) High: 0-34000
Impact Rate (BPM) Med: N/A
Impact Rate (BPM) Low: 0-9350
Overall Length (mm): 190
Net Weight (Approx. Kg) with 1.5/2Ah Batt: 1.6
Net Weight (Approx. Kg) with 3/4/5Ah Batt: 1.8
Brushless Motor: Yes
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[@jacob06c]

The 4ah battery isn’t in the description does it come included?

[@BobTheToolMan]

In the description says it comes with 2x5.0Ah batteries not 4.0Ah. .

[@jacob06c]

Yeah but in the video you got a 4ah in your box ontop of the 2x5ah I was wondering if that was included?

[@vigneshraja3771]

@@BobTheToolMan But why is the 4Ah there in the box as you show in your video? Did you just keep it in the box, but was not included when you purchased? Kind of misleading

[@miguelflores6234]

Dónde lo puedo conseguir?

[@BobTheToolMan]

DEWALT DCD796D2-QW - Taladro percutor 18V, 34.000 ipm, 2 baterías de litio 2Ah, cargador y maletín TSTAK. Puedes comprarlo en el siguiente enlace amzn.to/3cE5OM7

[@robertski382]

Bru, i just received mine. May i ask if the reverse switch is loose? Mine is a little bit. Thanks

[@BobTheToolMan]

No the reverse switch is fine.

[@MaxEwen]

Just unpacked mine today and the switch is wobbly.

[@MaxEwen]

Just watched a KZbin video of somebody stripping down the drill and when they got to the 'directional trigger' they said it was loose and just sits on top of something else.

[@Yucanoz]

@@MaxEwen tetikte sorun var mı hala

[@MaxEwen]

@@Yucanoz The black button which slides from left to right of the drill body to change the direction of the drill bit is still loose and wobbles. A year ago i found a KZbin video where somebody had taken the drill body apart and examined the switch and had come to the conclusion that it was perfectly all right and the looseness was part of the design and not a problem. I agree with that now. I don't use my drill professionally but after using it for a few home do it yourself projects I have found it is not a problem. Another interesting thing people have commented about is that it may be difficult to remove a drill bit from the chuck. You twist the chuck anticlockwise and it doesn't undo. I found this happened to me but I have worked out a way of overcoming it which works every time. If you have difficulty unscrewing the chuck to remove a drill bit simply tighten it up more first. It will give a click and then you can unscrew it with no difficulty. Sounds silly but it works.

[@Cr4ZzZy]

Is it worth buying this model ?

[@BobTheToolMan]

Depending on your needs and budget.

[@Cr4ZzZy]

​@@BobTheToolMan For wood and small things and I can afford it,I just wanna know if it's good overall

[@Croatia4Him]

Definitely worth, even stronger then Makita similar, this is 70 Nm

[@ahmetkeferdiz9133]

Bu ürün kaç para ve nasıl sipariş verilir

[@Croatia4Him]

Cca 205 euro on ebay with 2 of 5.0 batteries