What is the weight of the drill and battery? I believe you show 8.4 but that must be the chipping weight
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This drill feels real light and is easy to handle. I don't beleive it weights 8.4 lbs, I would guess about 5 lbs.
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That is actually the drill & charger weight. Even though it's weight is small, the power is great!!!
1593427
I don't know the exact weight. All I know is that it is easy to handle. The battery is easy to put on. The battery is not heavy and everyone wants to use MY drill! :)Heidi
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I just weighed it on my postal scale...3lbs, 14.8oz...that is the drill with a battery inserted. I can tell you after using it to build a fence in all kinds of contorted angles that the balance of it makes it feel way lighter than others I have owned...
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This tool is on a job, so I don't have it in front of me to answer the question. I can tell you that it is a good quality tool, actually on the heavy duty side, and is a good choice for portable 1/2" drilling of any material. It does not burn through batteries as some portable tools do. The chuck is well made. We use it in construction, and we don't like flimsy tools.
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Not sure how much help this is, but here is what I have: one battery is labeled R84008. one is labeled R84008(130383019). My drill label indicates that it accepts batteries numbered 130252004, 130254003, 130254007, R84008(130383010), and R84004. Both of my present batteries indicate 18 volts and 3 amp hours. Wish I could give you more info.
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It is a 14.4 volt battery. I would think this particular voltage battery is correct for your type drill. Hope this helps.
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The drill and impact I received do say 12V max and also on the batteies. Bought mine from amazon In December.
1059550
They probably mean with the charger, spare battery, etc?? It may weigh a bit over a pound, but it is not 4lbs. by any means. I don't have a small scale, but I'd say it weighs about what an average claw hammer weighs.
638105
The advertised shipping weight is 10.4 lbs. That's probably correct as mine is just over that with the driver/drill bit kits I've added.
1968662
I would think so. It is not what I would consider heavy duty but it is very good light to medium duty drill.and the battery is holding up well.
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Yes I use the same battery for my 3/8" Drill too. The battery usually lasts about 4 hrs on this Impact Driver with average use.
1875098
Dewalt has a 30 day money back guarantee, beyond that I'd consider yourself lucky it lasted that long. Toss it or try to fix it using their service net. I've found that the 18v stuff works better and lasts longer. I typically get 1.5 years out of a drill or sawzall. But I do use them hard almost every day.
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4 ponds is probably the shipping weight of the case, batteries, drill and charger the device itself is more likely one pound with a battery .I would advise fully charging both batteries and any extras you can find the charge is good but limited
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Drill is like others said, DCD710; Impact Driver is DCF815; I like them both....also have 18 volt system with lots of accessories...this 12v is just as good, smaller size is real asset. No issues yet.
1511370
I know this is an old discussion, but here goes... I am finding 250 in-lbs listed at the Milwaukee site for the cordless drill/driver model 2410-22: http://www.milwaukeetool.com/tools/cordless-tools/m12-cordless-system/m12-cordless-lithium-ion-3-8-inch-drill-driver/2410-22 The cordless screwdriver (model 2401-22) is listed as 150 in-lbs, maybe you were looking at that by mistake? Regards, Mark Widmer
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Sorry. Though I've had mine for awhile I've not used it. My 14v would no longer hold a charge and I'd replaced the batteries twice. I have an 18v trimmer and thought it made sense to buy the 18v drill too.I hope it's good. Today I ordered another for my 2nd home.
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I don't see that battery listed, call 1-800-4-dewalt, they should be able to answer that question.
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The data plate on the drill I purchased says 7.8 amps and is labeled as a DW511.
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The drill bit doesn't have the size labeled on it. I used a caliper to measure it and it is 0.245" or converted to mm 6.223mm