Dewalt Deals & Offers

I have this as well as the impact driver, reciprocating saw and drill all 10.8v. I also have all the 18v kit. The 10.8v stuff gets used twice as much as the 18v. You wouldn’t buy this over an 18v drill but if you have the 18v already these are the perfect tool to undo and tighten screws or bolts.

Hence why I’d pay the extra... a more powerful motor and a machine that will screwdrive, drill and hammer drill

It's a screw driver not a combi drill. Depends what you need it for

Spend a bit more and get a proper 18v model that will drill too? https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dcd776d2t-gb-18v-2-0ah-li-ion-xr-cordless-combi-drill/899cf

Showing stock now (highfive)

great site radio with dab and bluetooth sounds lush

£157 at PowertoolMate delivered.

Shame only charges the 18v batteries otherwise snap one of these up myself

Got 1 at work and it very loud and clear.

Good price for an excellent sounding site radio. Hot

Should be called Milwaukee camout.. Absolute junk the milwaukee bits are. Like something from poundland

Ordered yesterday, delivered 22hrs later. Decent little box and magnetic attachment.

This is not a genuine DeWalt item, just crossed referenced it with their database

Well I certainly learn a lot from a lot of experienced people here. I love it. Ultimately you have to make up your own mind, but you'll have a much much better starting point than you otherwise would.

Discussions on tools are great! "This is the best," "no this is the best and here's why," "yeah well I've been using these for years and they have no equal" and so on and so on. 😁

I presume the difference is that you have a combi drill, and the driver you used from your brother is an "Impact driver", similar look, different tool. https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/tools/reviews/a3119/cordless-drill-driver-vs-impact-driver-which-do-you-need-14583956/ you can use the torque setting to avoid rounding off screws, or/and using a low speed, but still won't be nearly as good as a driver

ohh brushless the new selling point, I work in trade and can't understand the reason why anyone would want this technology in a drill, the issue with replacing brushes is nonsense, I work in construction and we had a "brushed" Bosch for 2 years, daily use and no brush replacement ever needeed, and if it would need to be done, it's like a 5 minutes job

Cheers I'll give some decent ones a try.

I find quality screws make a massive difference too

June18 code does not work for 10% discount it is 97 now and not 87 anymore.

Generally I'm a massive fan of the Dewalt brushless kit, and will be a hot vote from me, especially for the P2 as it happens, but am I the only one that bugged by the design on these newer 700 series of compact combi drill-drivers?? I find that since they started these newer designs a couple of years ago the trigger guard or yellow piece above the trigger is always right in the way of the hand that is trying to turn the torque/drill/hammer-drill selector dial, as in you wrap your left hand around the torque wheel and promptly catch your thumb or finger depending on which way you rotate it . I find it so annoying I've missed out the 7 series of compacts and stuck with my 995 and then an impact driver ... Just an observation I just wondered if it was just me or others agree?

P1=1x5Ah ,P2=2x5Ah

I've got this & a damn fine drill it is :) Deal link not working, direct link is here: https://www.mytoolshed.co.uk/dewalt-dcd796p1-18v-xr-brushless-combi-drill-5-0ah-kit.html

Good Price for the P1, similar on eBay. Not sure about the difference but the P2 is £204 here: https://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Dewalt-Dcd796P2-5035048616611-18V-2X5.0Ah-Li-Ion-Xr-Brushless-Combi-Drill-Kit

Just bought this from anglia tool centre. Similar price after 10% online code. It was the cheapest i could find after a week or so of looking. Superb drill aswell. Plenty of power for most jobs

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Yes it can, that's what I use mine for.

Yes I suspect this is mostly non metalworking deal spotters on here. You need HotUKmetalworkersDeals.com :D

Will need a 3kva tranny to get this going. No puns

what good is 110v for most.

Just ordered, good price for a simple DIY combi, my 10 year old Hitachi's batteries have just died and it's £80 to replace them both so seems daft not to buy this. :)

A good find, i bought a similar drill 5 years ago and still going strong. i am tempted to replace it with this. Thanks for posting.

Which size batons can you use when placing them between the joints on the saw horses

Supposedly the clips on the Stanley where they connect, can be quite poor. I'd ideally like metal clips that connect them together once closed. Not sure if the dewalt ones do that tho.

The toughbuilt are a good bit of kit but I went for the DeWalt as they are a bit higher so I don't have to bend down so much, if they were the same height I would of deffo gone for them

I use two of these (C650s), fantastic quality bits of kit.

They look decent but I'd be inclined to get a pair of Toughbuilt C550's for the same money (or C300's for less).

Heat for "they're", "can't" and "it's" 8)

This is a good deal, I've used these and the Dewalt Extreme2 which are around £9 - for lighter tasks I used these and for harder walls/bricks etc I use the dearer ones.

As I said, there’s bigger and better out there. What can you get for 3 quid these days tho? :/

Oooh good find. Thats a good price also and agree its a much better set

These would be a better bet for most: https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-hex-shank-multi-material-impact-driver-drill-bits-set-5-pieces/4435p#product_additional_details_container (Hope the link works as I’m using the app) Yes they’re a little more expensive at a fiver, but the sizes are more useful if you’re drilling holes for plugs etc round the house. And they’ll also cut through material much faster, reducing the time it takes to get the job done (and saving your battery too). And they’ll go through wood as well, so you don’t need to buy another set of bits for that as well. Very handy to keep in your toolbox as they don’t add a lot of weight but will cover most jobs. Note that the Bosch set of multi-purpose bits that Screwfix have are slightly better IMO, but they’re more expensive again and for only 4 bits so not as much of a deal for the DIYer.

£75 now but still this price at FFX.

Great price, can't think you'll get anything better for the money.

Ordered been waiting cheet

Ordered yesterday... Great deal..😁

It’s £66-£70 at a few online retailers. But a lot cheaper than screwfix

I've found out I can also get this dewalt drill for £80 as a family member has said she can get me 20% employee discount. I'm still torn though as the stanley appears to be the more powerful drill.

I've got the Stanley and dewalt 18v drills, the Stanley drill is a very good drill for the price (£79 I paid with 2 batteries year or so ago) Only reason I'd pick the dewalt over this is that you get a more varied selection of bare units to take advantage of the second battery

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/stanley-fatmax-cordless-combi-dril-with-3-x-20-ah-li-ion-batteries-100-at-bq-2947958

Link?

My wife just bought be a book all about power tools (as I've got a lot of jobs to do in our new house) and it explains all about this. I think the the short answer is "it depends"!

Anyone got any good deals on the XR batteries? I've got the driver and a similar drill plus a few others bits of the dewalt xr kit (all excellent by the way) but I could do with a few more batteries, I don't mind whether they are 4/5Ah or the smaller 1.5/2Ah (I'll just get mor can always charge one while using one)

IMO, I would suggest getting at least a hammer drill i.e. the "combi-drill" mentioned by others here. https://www.wickes.co.uk/DeWalt-DCD795S1-GB-18V-Li-ion-Cordless-Combi-Drill/p/150231 That is a great deal. Although the 1.5Ah battery is a limitation, if it's just small jobs like putting up a shelf then it should do the job. Main point is at £97 you will never see anything as well made as that metal-gear unit when you walk into B&Q The OP offer for a basic driver and impact driver is a well made product, but as I understand it there is only an appeal in these sets for those who want a mountain of tools, perhaps a real builder/carpenter, for me doing DIY these sets are silly. The impact driver and a combi-drill can do most things, whereas with this set you still need to buy a hammer drill for any masonry work

£167.99 with free delivery.

What is the lowest price posted on here

Not at the OP price, but at the lowest price posted on here definitely.

https://www.its.co.uk/pd/DCD795M1-Dewalt-18V-4.0Ah-XR-Li-ion-Brushless-Hammer-Drill-Driver-_DEWDCD795M1.htm

I can recommend the impact wrench, used it recently to do some suspension work on the car and nothing got in its way. If this offer had been on when I bought mine I'd have gone for it. I paid just over £200 for the impact wrench, one 5.0Ah battery and a charger, £150 for another battery, the case and the grinder is a decent deal.

This is a very good price. I am tempted but need a new jigsaw rather than a impact wrench.

Maybe something like this: https://www.diy.com/departments/dewalt-xr-cordless-18v-1-3ah-li-ion-combi-drill-1-battery-dcd776c1-gb/765799_BQ.prd?utm_campaign=bau&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=awin&utm_content=Communities+&+UGC&utm_term=47868&awc=483_1527532448_17991f8da64e518b276029a16c8d59ca Great price OP (y)

Ryobi 14.4 r good for "home use". Take abit to charge if u get a cheap deal, but a fast chargers