DeWalt DCD771C2 20V MAX Li-Ion Compact Drill/Driver Kit

My dcd771 has been a great go to drill at home just doing random projects here and there but I had to take it to work and "bore" out some holes in some 1/2 uhmw with a 1 3/4 spade bit and after only a couple holes the drill started smoking quite a bit. Drilling everything 1/2 and under has given me no problems and it has no problem running 3" long torq screw into boards, it just can't keep up with a bigger spade bit I guess.

I found this drill in a ditch during the spring thaw today. Has obviously been here a while as the chuck was rusted in place. A little work and I got it going. Battery still held a charge. I’d say I got excellent value for this though I did dock it a star because I had to work to get the chuck loose. Why can’t tools I find in the ditch work perfectly the first time?

I have used this drill for both medium duty commercial work and now as my go to home shop drill. I origionally purchased it for marine work drilling aluminum and a variety of lumber. I got it over the brushless due to price to live in my truck and it now lives in my home shop after the company upgraded to brushless. I have had it for about 3 years now and it has been a work horse. It is heavier and larger than the brushless and I have notice dit has a little less power under load. It does also use battery up faster than the brushless. That being said it always does what I need it to and I would purchase it again. I have noticed that the chuck sometimes slips on larger drill bits when drilling without a pilot hole in wood say 3/8" and above. I haven't noticed this with the brushless at all and the newer brushless seem to lock down a little tighter. This isn't a huge issue just can be annoying at times. Overall I have been pretty happy with this product.

I purchased four Dewalt 20 volt brushless drills. I have found that the chucks on all of the drills are unable to grip a drill bit or any tool with a round shaft. The drill motor has good torque but it can’t be put to use because the chuck is slipping on the tool or bit.

I hadn't owned a cordless tool since 2007. I was pretty disappointed. My wife got this drill for me for my birthday in 2017. I've used it pretty regularly since. Home project to automotive. Hasn't missed a beat.

This drill is lightweight, powerful, and the battery lasts forever. Really what more could you ask for in a drill?

Love the light weight compared to my 18V drill easy to use on a 15 ft ladder installing Hometown Heroes banners.I bought the Drill Two batteries w/ charger and drill bits for a great price on line.

I light weight variable speed drill with variable clutch settings is what I wanted and that is what I got with the drill. Plus it came with two 20 volt Max batteries, charger and a handy carrying case. Love it!

I bought this for my first dwalt and it definitely didn't disappoint at all it lived up to all my expectations and then some.

We have owned other DeWalt tools, but this one helped us alot while remolding our home. From screwing up new siding, to putting in new windows to floors. This drill has never let us down. It is very easy to change out a tip. Simply charge it up and you get hours out of the battery. We loved it so much we purchased some to give away as gifts. Do yourself a favor and add one to your tool collection.