20V MAX Brushless 5-Tool Kit with Soft Storage
This power tool combo kit comes with 5-cordless 20V MAX tools, charger, contractor bag, and two 20V MAX 2Ah lithium ion batteries. The five tools include a DCD777 brushless 1/2-in drill/driver, DCF787 brushless 1/4-in impact driver, DCS356 brushless oscillating multi-tool, DCW210 brushless 5-in random orbital sander and DCL040 work light.
- DCD777 20V MAX 1/2-in Drill/driver is compact (7.52-in front to back), and lightweight design to fit into tight areas
- DCF787 20V brushless 1/4-in impact driver is compact (5.4-in front to back), and lightweight design to fit into tight areas
- DCS356 20V brushless oscillating multi-tool has a Quick-Change™ accessory system that allows blades and attachments to be changed quickly without wrenches
- DCW210 20V brushless 5-in random orbital sander has variable speed control from 8,000-12,000-OPM to match the speed to the application
- DCL040 Is a bright flashlight to illuminate your work area with LED output of 110-lumens
- Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18
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by Mike
I bought this kit for my wife who has been getting into wood working and epoxy and she loves it all the the oscillating tool its perfect with three speeds to allow more control. The orbital sander has plenty of power. Brushless impact is way nicer then the brushed I have.
by Chucks
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of the best sets of tools I have ever owned. Lite weight, and more compact than my old ones, and the batteries last a lot longer.