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DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX* Cordless Drill Combo Kit (DCK221F2)

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Features

  • DCD701 12V MAX* Brushless 3/8 inch drill/driver has 32% more power**
  • DCD701 12V MAX* Brushless 3/80-inch drill/ cordless impact driver is 20% shorter**
  • Brushless motor for maximum runtime and durability
  • The drill/driver has a 3/8 inch ratcheting chuck for a wide variety of bits
  • The drill/driver has a high speed transmission with 2-speed settings and 15 clutch settings
  • DCF801 12V MAX* Brushless 1/4 inch impact driver has 52% more torque**
  • DCF801 12V MAX* Brushless 1/4 inch impact driver is 19% shorter**
  • The Impact Driver has 3 mode settings including the Precision Drive feature for accuracy

Description

The XTREME 12V MAX brushless 3/8 inch drill & impact driver kit contains two compact and performance packed tools. The DCD701 3/8 inch drill driver is ideal for a variety of drilling applications, especially precision drilling like pilot holes. The DCD701 is only 5.97 inch front to back with 250 UWO of power. DCF801 Brushless 1/4 inch Impact Driver is ideal for many fastening applications and comes with Precision DriveTM technology. It is only 5.05 inch front to back and comes packed to perform with 1,450 in-lbs of torque.

Brand: DEWALT


Voltage: 12 Volts


Item Weight: 1.9 Pounds


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Amperage: ‎1.5 Amps


Included Components: ‎(1) DCD701B - 12V MAX* Drill/Driver; (1) DCF801B - 12V MAX* Impact Driver; (2) DCB122 - 12V MAX* batteries; (1) DCB112 - 12V and 20V MAX* Charger; (1) Belt clip; (1) Kit Bag


Manufacturer: ‎DEWALT


Part Number: ‎DCK221F2


Item Weight: ‎1.9 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎5.97 x 5.25 x 8.4 inches


Item model number: ‎DCK221F2


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎One Size


Color: ‎Multi


Material: ‎Blend


Wattage: ‎250 watts


Maximum Power: ‎300 Watts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Variable Speed


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Capacity: ‎2 Amp Hours


Date First Available: July 2, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Fantastic drill and driver for all but the heaviest work
I was wondering if a 12V set of tools would be enough, or if I needed 20V. Well, after a few months of use, I can confidently say that these tools offer more than enough power for 95% of my needs. I've used the impact on lag bolts, deck screws, anchor bolts, wood screws, and a variety of bolts, and have not been disappointed with power. On the full power setting, it has enough torque to easily snap off fasteners if you're not careful. (The first day I used these tools, I was not used to how much power they had, and snapped the head off of several deck screws.) The drill is equally capable - I've drilled through wood, aluminum, steel; I even drilled through stucco using a masonry bit when I was too lazy to get off the ladder to grab my hammer drill. The only time I've run into the tool's limit was when I was trying to bust off an axle nut - in that one case, I had to grab a breaker bar to break the nut loose. The best thing, in my opinion, is the size and weight of these tools. They are extremely light and compact, which makes working in confined spaces and overhead so much easier and less fatiguing. I was just recently thinking how grateful I was for the light weight and small form factor of these tools as I was drilling overhead in a crawlspace. For 95% of the work I do, I would happily trade the power of a 20V tool for the weight and size advantage offered by these 12V tools. The battery life is also excellent - I was able to do a full day's work building a fence gate on less than one charge. I also love the Precision Drive feature on the impact - I've used this to put the covers on junction boxes, switch covers, assembling furniture, etc. where I want to make sure I don't strip the fastener. The one drawback to keep in mind, however, is that DeWalt offers a very limited selection of tools for the 12V system. There are far more tools available for the 20V system. Overall I'm very pleased with my purchase and would highly recommend this set to almost everyone. Even if you have a 20V set, you might consider getting this set in addition -- I suspect you might find that you end up reaching for the 12V most of the time since it'll get the job done with less weight and in a more compact form factor. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024 by JJ
    • Great tools for homeowner and light to medium commercial use
I know most folks say to buy higher voltage (20v vs 12v) tools but the Dewalt 12v tools have proven to be great for my use. I have been using a 12v impact wrench nearly daily for 6 months--repairing and assembling snow blowers (over 500 units) and garden tillers (over 100) for a client. The impact wrench service has been PERFECT. Good power for doing the size work, and the batteries last a full day for that type work. That led me to buy this two tool kit. I have finished a couple of projects since these arrived yesterday. They are light and compact. When hanging Curtin rods and doing other chores like that, the size and weight are really appreciated, not bulky and yet still have the power you need. The drill has good power, have tried it on wood, steel (1/4" thick) fiberglass and Lexan and some other plastics. Again, good power and the light weight means easy to handle for precision. I used the driver for putting screws into wood (pine and some very hard oak) and (if you size the pilot hole well) no issue in driving screws. The screws going into the oak were 1/4 x 2 inch and drove easily. Given the state of current practice to source lower end product internationally, I would suggest that the same tools (internal components) are the same as other brands). But the Dewalt ergonomics and external features are nice. The black grips don't show dirt, but the yellow makes them very visible in a work environment. Good price, easy to use, well balanced and good power with reasonable run time makes this a great set. I cannot imagine that any home owner would be disappointed with these. Given my experience and run time on the impact wrench from the same series, I believe a long life should be expected as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2021 by CAN100
    • Nice, small and really powerful
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The media could not be loaded. Shortly after placing the order, I was thinking about the 2 tools included in this combo and asking myself, how good they can be? are they powerful enough? relaying on my experience I became critical and skeptical towards this combo (DCD701+DCF801), because I thought the 701 with such small size couldn't have that much power. I wanted to cancel my purchase but it was too late to do this, as the ordered combo was shipped already. When I got it, I thought I will have a deeper look at it and try it first and then decide. But now, I can say I am glad the cancellation didn’t work. The results were so impressive that am convinced I made a good decision to choose it for its size and weight, they are actually even smaller than they appeared to me to be and I gained a value added to them: a noticeable power! - see the attached pictures and a video to this review. - DCD701: Although very small and 12V it has surprisingly and unexpectedly so much power. For a job with whether soft or hardwood the small discrete drill has proven its strength in light to mid-heavy duty. It is in terms of power more than enough and does not need to hide from its bigger brothers in the Dewalt family. For a seriously tough work, the much muscular big brother the dcd999 is in my tools collection at home ready to intervene when needed! *A Word about power: As it is well known at Dewalt the power rating of the drills is given in UWO (Unit Watt Out). There is no direct mathematical conversion from UWO to torque in Lbs-In (Nm) In the brand European site you can read the torque rating of the DCD701 = 57.5 Nm (Newton-meter in SI units system) this means in US/imp. units ≈ 509 Inch-Pound (1 In-lbs = 0,112984 Nm <=> 1 Nm = 8,850745 In-lbs) - DCF801: Concerning this small, really small impact driver, it has equally impressed me for being small and having in enough power, it managed without difficulty in level 2 (low mode) and 3(high mode) to drive thick and long and different types of screws into pine and some beech wood. Remark: the power level 1 (precision mode) is not intended for driving long and thick screws but it becomes very useful when using small screws where precision and controlled power are important. Questions: -Can the DCD701 be used to drill into concrete? I would say NO, it shouldn't , it doesn’t have the hammering function to support this, it is not designed for masonry. -is it necessary to use the 12v/ 3Ah or 5Ah instead of 2Ah battery? Answer: I would say no, not necessary and not up front, I used a lot both the 701 and 801 these days to evaluate my purchase, for what I did, the combo-included 2Ah batteries were sufficient and the charge lasted long enough. From me measured specifications: -DCD701 dimensions and weight: Length/Depth: 152 mm (5,98“) Height, without/with battery: 185 mm (7,28“) / 215 mm (8,46“) Width: 57 mm (2,24“) Weight: grams (lb: oz) Bare tool: 866 g (1:14.4) With 2Ah battery: 1086 g (2:6.3) -DCF801 dimensions and weight: Length/depth: 128 mm (5,03“) Height, without/with battery: 184 mm (7,24“) / 215 mm (8,46“) Width: 57 mm (2,24“) Weight: grams (lb: oz) Bare tool: 792 g (1:11.9) With 2Ah battery: 1014 g (2:3.7) My evaluation for both tools: Weight and dimensions: 5 Power: 4,5 Battery lasting: 4,5 Easiness to use + comfort*: 5 Handling*: well balanced and feels good in the hand, note 5/5 * After my long experience with various brands and tools something here is immediately noticeable: the well-thought-out ergonomics and comfortable handling which is an important criterion for me and Dewalt excels in this area. Conclusion: Overall satisfaction: 5/5 Recommendation: with clear conscience I rate the combo kit DCD701+DCF801 as very good and highly recommended To complement a tools collection and having a light to medium heavy woodwork, fastenings, metal or electrical work,... where small tools that are not heavy in weight, with sufficient power and perfect handling are needed, this combo is well suited for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Le_Poete Le_Poete

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