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DEWALT 20V MAX Power Tool Combo Kit, Cordless Power Tool Set, 5-Tool (DCK590L2)

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Condition
New
Style
5-Tool Combo Kit Only
Model
DCK590L2
Weight
14 lb
Voltage
20 volts
Battery Type
Lithium Ion
Torque
535 in-lb
In the box
Includes 1 x One DEWALT DCK590L2 20-volt max lithium-ion 3.0 Ah five-tool combo kitincluding one DCD985 premium hammer drillone DCF885 1/4-inch impact driverone DCS393 circular sawone DCS381 reciprocating sawone DCL040 LED work lighttwo 20-volt max 3.0 Ah lithium-ion batteriesone 12-volt max/20-volt max lithium-ion battery chargerone belt hookone 360-degree side handleand one contractor bag.

Features 5

  • DCD985 20V MAX* hammerdrill with patented 3-speed, all-metal transmission and 1/2" all metal ratcheting chuck delivers 535 units watts out of maximum performance, faster application speed, and superior bit retention
  • DCS381 20V MAX* reciprocating saw with keyless blade clamp in drill/ impact driver combo kit allows for quick blade change without touching blade or reciprocating shaft
  • DCF885 20V MAX* 1/4-inch Impact Driver as a part of DEWALT cordless tools featrues 3 LED light ring with 20 second delay to provide visibility without shadows
  • DCS393 20V MAX* circular saw with 6-1/2-inch carbide blade can cut 2x4's at a 45-degree angle in a single pass

Description

The DCK590L2 20V MAX Lithium Ion 5-Tool Combo Kit features DEWALT power tools including a hammerdrill with a 3-speed transmission as one of DEWALT 20 volt tools, reciprocating saw with keyless blade clamp, circular saw with 6-1/2-inch carbide blade, impact driver with 3 LED lights, and a 20V MAX LED work light. From the Manufacturer The DEWALT DCD985 20V MAX lithium ion premium 3-speed hammer drill/driver Kit (3.0 Ah) has a patented 3-speed all-metal transmission that matches the tool to task for fast application speeds and improved run time. The DCF885 1/4-inch impact driver has a compact (5.55 inches front to back), lightweight (2.8 pounds), design that fits into tight areas. It has a one-handed loading 1/4-inch hex chuck that accepts 1-inch bit tips. This powerful little driver produces up to 3200 impacts per minute and has a max torque of 117 foot/pounds. The DCS380 reciprocating saw has a 4-position blade clamp that allows for flush cutting and increased positional versatility with tool free blade changes. The 1-1/8-inch stroke length delivers a fast cutting speed. It has a variable speed trigger with 0-3000 rpm to provide increased blade control and faster cut speeds. The DCS391 circular saw has a powerful 460 MWO, 3700 rpm motor that delivers power and speed to make the most demanding cuts with ease. It has 0-degrees-50-degrees bevel capacity to allow for aggressive bevel cuts for a multitude of applications. The 6-1/2-inch carbide tipped blade is included for cutting 2x material at 90-degrees and 45-degrees and more cuts per charge. The DCL040 LED flashlight has a bright LED output of 110 lumens. This light has an integrated hook for hands free use in multiple placements. The head rotates 120-degrees for easy flexibility allowing the user to position light at the optimal angle. This kit includes a DCD985 1/2-inch hammer drill, 360-degrees side handle, a DCF885 1/4-inch impact driver, a DCS393 6 1/2-inch circular saw, a DCS381 reciprocating saw, a DCL040 LED work light, two 20V MAX lithium ion 3.0 Ah battery packs, a fast charger, a carbide tipped blade, a belt hook, and a contractor bag.

Specs 21

Brand DEWALT
Voltage 20 volts
Item Weight 14 pounds
Battery Cell Composition Lithium Ion
Number of Batteries 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Battery Type Lithium Ion
Torque 535 in-lb
Amperage 3 A

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As good as it gets, for now....
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
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I've owned several cordless kits/tools over the last couple of decades. My needs have changed as I've grown in projects, and my old cheap black and decker sets have long since been replaced by Dewalts. I've had the Dewalt 18V kits for several years and I've been very happy with them. They last through most small jobs with one charge. They are solid, beefy, and have plenty of power, but are also pretty heavy. I nearly converted over to the Li-ion packs, but the price always kept me from it. Then came the 12v max line, I thought they were perfect for nearly every small job and home use. They are light, solid, and have surprising power in a compact size. The charge they hold may not last the entire project, but the packs are so cheap you can buy a couple extra to finish up (and not break your wallet). Well now we have the 20v Max line. To be honest, if I didn't need to buy some new 18v packs, I wouldn't have even considered getting these. But I did, and I'm not disappointed. They all have the same solid, beefy Dewalt design, but now they are light and compact as well. They appear to be nearly as small/compact as the 12v max tools. And these tools hold a charge for much longer than their 12v cousins. (Sorry, I haven't done a comparison test on how long they all last, 12 vs 18 vs 20). The new Impact driver is equal to the 18v version but lighter. Function and size seem nearly the same, but the 20v is slightly smaller and a good bit lighter (the 12v is smaller and lighter then any of them). The hammer drill is the same as the 18v version, but it is lighter as well. Size and function seem to be exactly the same, just lighter. (no 12v hammer drill) The circular saw appears to also be the same as the 18v. Performance seems just the same as the 18v version (good enough for quick cuts in contruction lumber, but I wouldn't want to have to use it for all day jobs or on pressure treated lumber). Charging seems much faster (about 30min or so, but don't hold me to it as I didn't discharge the pack fully). The light is a new design, with just a rotating head, function is fine, but I really liked the old snake head of the previous 18v version better. The new reciprocating saw is the only tool I felt was not on par with the 18v version. It is a much lighter and slightly smaller design, but it no longer has the pivoting head and adjustable guard, and the blade lock is stiffer. Performance wise, it still works just as well as the 18v. After thinking about it, I realized that I never actually used the pivot function on the old 18v anyway, so I suppose I can't complain about the loss of it. But if that is a function you needed for your work, then you will be disappointed. NOTE: I just read the manual and found that this kit has the DCS381 model saw which doesn't have the 4 position blade and adjustable guard. Model DCS380 has the 4 position blade. So if you need that feature don't get this kit. It looks like just the two piece kit Dewalt DCK292L2 and the single saw kit DCS380L1 have the DCS380 model saw with the 4 position blade feature. The bag is the soft bag, which is nice for the lightness, but not nearly as protective. I guess you just have to adapt to it. In summary, I'd recommend this set if you are new or moving up from the inexpensive (and usually low quality) brands. If you're already heavy into the old 18v stuff, I wouldn't bother with a switch until you have to replace them. In all fairness, I have not had much experience with other brands kits (some Milwaulkee, a Bosch, and a Makita) I'm sure they are all great sets, but I was already using Dewalt so I stuck with them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2011 by James Peterson
This 20-volt kit is AWESOME; good price on Amazon too!
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
Got a great deal on this kit from Amazon; it was $50-80 cheaper than anywhere else so I took the plunge and ordered it. What a blessing it has been! After seeing the quality of this set, combined with the light weight lithium batteries (and the extreme durability of those batteries...) a family member of mine went and bought another set just like this one. This 20-volt kit takes everything that was tough and good in the 18-volt DeWalt kits and makes it better. Impact Drill: The impact drill was the perfect tool for building the new deck. It drove those 3" wood screws through those double 2x8's with no issue. And both drills work as long as you have a charged battery, hour after hour. Rotary Saw: I never thought I would use cordless rotary saw because others have been poor performers. But not this one. The 20-volt battery makes this a usable tool; durable, and the saw IS able to cut through 2-by-whatever planks of wood. For large jobs you still need a corded saw, but this saw is a vast improvement over past models. LED Light: I love the LED light too. I keep that in my kitchen and it puts my police-type flashlights to SHAME. I have been using the light for 3 months and the extended-battery has not run down yet, so it has replaced my flashlights and light-bars. Reciprocating Saw: It is afraid of nothing! Roots, tree branches, 4x4 posts, steel pipes, conduit, pvc (..like butter..), you name it. With the right blade, it gets it done. If you need tools that will be functioning LONG after others have quit, then pay more for this brand. It is worth the upgrade from the 18-volt system. The batteries alone are amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2013 by G.M.~
a great tool set
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
My review is on DCK590L2 20-Volt MAX. Note that there is a very similar tool set that is DCK592L2, which is called a 'premium' set. I had an 18 volt set that was about 16 years old. I really liked it. recently bought a 20v grass trimmer and hedge trimmer and they had the lithium batteries. I liked the batteries so much I sold my old tool set and bought this one. I use my tools a lot. I would consider my usage to be a heavy, heavy homeowner. I really like the tool set I bought, much more power and the circular saw blade has a blade brake so that it stops spinning when you release the trigger. I really like that, my old one did not. When I was considering this purchase what confused me was the 2 different 5 pc tool sets and the price difference. The difference is this, the reciprocating saw in this set only allows the blade to be put in one position, in the more expensive kit it can be turned 90 degrees which may allow better access. I did not need that feature. The circular saw in the more expensive kit has a magnesium cast base, in this set it is just a simple steel piece. I did not need a magnesium base. If I want to perform precision cuts I have a very nice corded circular saw with lots of power that I would use. One thing I would advise is to get a high quality circular saw blade for fine cuts. All of the tools have much more power than my older 18 volt system. I would buy again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2016 by Frank
Fantastic kit - above average home owner
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
I'll reiterate what most people have said about this kit. It's great and there isn't much for me to complain about. Maybe one gripe I have with this lineup is that they aren't brushless, but in my opinion, the brushless stuff is really only necessary if you use these tools every day for 8-10 hours. For most people, myself included, who use them for car repairs, home repairs, and fun projects the "standard" motors work absolutely fine. I have a total of four DeWalt batteries and two chargers and I can easily work on my projects all day without having to stop. The driver is my favorite tool from this kit. From driving 3" deck screws to taking the oil pan off my truck, it's perfect. Batteries seem to last forever in this thing. The hammer drill is fantastic as well. Really not much to say about it other than it works. Really comfortable to use for long periods. One issue I've had is that sometimes I can't get the chuck tight enough for small bits and I have to constantly retighten it. Not a big deal and it only seems to happen with bits that at 1/8" or smaller. The sawzall is good. It doesn't have a 4 way adjustable blade, but I don't need that feature. Has worked well chopping branches off a tree that fell in my parents back yard. No complaints other than I prefer the compact saws. The circular saw has been great as well. Doesn't have the power of a corded saw, but is plenty to tear through plywood and 2x4's. This one will chew up the batteries a bit faster especially if you have a dull blade or you're cutting dense material. But once again, for your above average home owner, it will be more than enough for any job. The flashlight is a flashlight. I have very bright 1000 lumen tac lights that I normally use, but it's nice to have this one for more of a flood light. Works great, stands up on it's own. I actually use it more than I thought I would, but there are a few other tools I'd rather have in this kit before the flashlight. Overall I love this kit. I plan to use it and abuse it for years. I've been a DeWalt fan for over 20 years as my father has a corded DeWalt drill that continues to run after being dropped off the roof several time, the cord has been cut through twice, and it's driven thousands upon thousands of 3" deck screws. You can go wrong with DeWalt, Makita, or Milwaukee...and you can't go wrong with this kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2018 by Andrew Falkowski
Love the kit
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
Love the kit. I have had a chance to use each tool, and I can see that this will do the job that I need it to do. The sawzall is a little rougher and louder than I thought it might be, but it works for what I need it to do. I would buy this kit again.
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2015 by Steve H
Great set of tools!
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
I've had these tools now for a couple months and have been able to use all of them now. These are being used around the home and they have been a fantastic addition. I have a few Dewalt cordless drills already and I had a cordless circular saw (older models). I really wanted to get the impact drill and the reciprocating saw, but if you buy the two of them you may as well buy the whole kit. So I bit the bullet, figured it would be nice to have the same battery for all of the tools and I'll sell my other ones...glad I did! Impact drill. All I can say is wow, didn't think they could make the cordless drill any better, but this impact drill rocks! It's so powerful it blows smoke! I can drive screws all day long it seems, I haven't run the thing down, whereas my last drill would seem to die after a few lag bolts. I can take a drywall screw and pretty much drive it right through a 2x4, really powerful! Circular saw is a nice size, plenty of torque, seems to cut through anything I give it of course. Nothing amazing, just works. Hammer drill. Started using this a lot over the last couple of weeks. I'm redoing some wiring in my house and have been drilling 1" holes with a spade bit through joists. Again, it seems to just keep going. With my old drill it would die after a couple holes it seems and didn't have a lot of torque. WIth stuff like this I would likely have gone and grabbed a corded drill. Not with these, again, haven't had to go swap batteries in the middle, it just kept going. I put it on the charger when I was done, but I could have kept on going. Reciprocating saw, used that a couple weeks ago, really like the quick release blade change and that the blade can be inserted to cut up or down, really handy! Wish I had this tool long ago! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2012 by Ken Pauley
Still working like new after 4 years!!
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
We bought this over 4 years ago, used every tool frequently, and they are all still going strong. First of all you can't beat the price! If you buy all these tools separately, you'll easily spend hundreds more. The quality is great. We have never had one problem with any of the tools, they all still work perfectly after 4 years of constant use. The battery life still seems the same as when I first purchased them. The carrier bag is durable and is still in tact with no rips or tears. I can say this is easily the best gift I've ever bought for my husband!! His friends are always asking to borrow his tools instead of using their own, and a few of them have actually purchased these because they loved his so much! In the future, when we need to buy tools again, this will be at the top of our list for consideration! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2019 by Julie Casebeer
Buying another drill was pretty expensive depending on which model you choose
Style: 5-Tool Combo Kit Only
It started out when my Cordless Drill died and had to be replaced. Buying another drill was pretty expensive depending on which model you choose. So I started looking into Combo packs for just a little more money. At first I was a little leary on buying this 5 combo kit verses all of the other combo packages. It is hard to get a good description on each item and model number. I was able to research enough to feel confident that they were what I was mostly looking for so I jumped in head first with this combo. I have to say I wasn't too confident with a cordless Circular Saw and I have a nice Corded Worm Gear Circular Saw that is smooth and accurate to operate. Once I used the Cordless Circular Saw enough, I gained decent respect for it. The safety trigger is a little hard to get used to and it stops spinning on a dime instead of having to wait for the saw to wind down to zero before moving it out of a custom cut. Other than that, the saw cuts like a charm and is fairly accurate on setting angles and depth. The Cordless Reciprocating Saw is great to use whether you are cutting wood, metal or trimming trees with it. And the drills, well the standard Drill works great with decent adjustable power. However, the Impact Drill with its quick release hex head collar is extremely versatile and has enough power to pull a bolt head right through the wood if your not careful. Great buy for the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2015 by Eric
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