What is teh difference between Dewalt DCK592L2 and DCK590L2 combo Kits?
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If you look at the various pieces the DCK592L2 is a higher build quality. Ex. the shoe on the jig saw is very nice cast magnesium on the 592 and thinner stamped sheet metal on the 590. Not a huge difference but for me a little extra for a better set of tools was easy to justify. Hope that helps.
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Get the premium. See this link below. http://toolguyd.com/dewalt-20v-combo-kit-saw-differences/
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The only two differences are that the 592 has an upgraded reciprocating saw with a 4 position blade clamp and the circular saw has an upgraded lightweight magnesium shoe as opposed to the standard steel shoe.
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Scroll down to comparo on Product Description page: DCK592L2 batteries are Lithium Ion. DCK590L2 batteries are Nickel Metal Hydride. DCK592L2 batteries have advantage of higher power density, longer run-time and less weight.
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DCS355B 20v just comes with tool only in dewalt box with dewalt manual. The B on the end of DCS355B stands for bare tool only.
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DC9180 18V XRP™ Li-Ion Battery Pack is compatible with DEWALT® 18 Volt tools
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According to the website, its just different packaging. The tool is the same in either case, go with whichever is cheaper
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The C2 comes with 2-1.5ah (DCB201) batteries and the D2 comes with 2-2.0ah (DCB203) batteries. The tool is the same if it is a DCF885. L2 means 2-3.0ah batteries and M2 means 2-4.0ah batteries. If it is a C1 or D1 that would be only 1 battery and a B indicates Bare tool meaning no batteries, charger or case. The tool is indicated by the model number and the batteries by the letter and number following.
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There is no real difference in the 2 drills. The single item and drill in the kit are the same drill and the same battery.
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Hi Gil, Thank you for contacting us. The part number for the kit box is N151117.I can be purchased via our web site. servicenet.dewalt.com or bt calling out order line at 1-888-678-7278. In case this email does not fully answer your question, or you would like to contact us for any reason, simply reply to this email.Thank you,RainerDEWALT Customer CareVisit us online at http://www.dewalt.comref:_00D80MUtZ._500C0i4eDR:ref
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Sorry, was curious so checked out Makitas site. The Specs all seem the same, part breakdowns show different part numbers though. Only difference I saw was when you buy the kit one is a bag the other a hard plastic case.
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There is no difference in the saw.The DC385 is the model number of the actual reciprocating saw. The DC385B is the model given when you're buying just the tool (B stands for Bare). The DC385K is comes with an 18V XRP Battery along with a saw case, and a charger (K stands for Kit)
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I use both the NiCad and LI Dewalt 18V batteries with my DCD760KL; tehy work equally well. There is a difference in the battery performance in that the LI batteries may last a bit linger but stops abruptly when one is exhausted; the NiCads degrade somewhat more gracefully at the end of their charge.
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Dewalt has 2 battery types for some of their 20volt Max system tools and label the differences with the letters C, L, D and M for the sets. The tool alone has a B designation. The regular Lithium Ion batteries are labeled C (1.5Ah) and L (3.0Ah). The XR batteries (33% more capacity) are D (2.0Ah) and L (4.0Ah). I own the DCF895C2 set and it is an outstanding tool. Also you need to consider the weight of the battery. The 1.5Ah and 2.0Ah weight 0.8 pound. The 3.0Ah and 4.0Ah weight about 1.4 pounds each. Take into consideration the fatigue factor with the heavier batteries. Dewalt now has a 5.0Ah battery at the same weight as the 3.0 and 4.0. You have a lot to consider with the 20 volt tool system. I am happy with each one I won.
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Sorry, Dave, I have no idea...you might want to check at a local hardware store and ask the tool people to explain that to you or contact DeWAlt directly...I'm sure they have a customer service number or email.
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I can only assume that the "hybrid" designation is because one of the tools in the kit has brushes, the other is brushless. The fact that it is "hybrid" doesn't make this kit better. It's the fact that it includes better tools (heavier but more powerful hammer drill, more settings on the impact driver) that makes this kit better. Makita currently makes 3 flavors of LXPH0x hammer drills; 1, 3 and 5. This kit contains the LXPH03, the LXT239 contains the LXPH05. The differences are max torque (750 in-lbs. vs 400 in-lbs), max speed (2000 RPM vs. 1500 RPM, 30000BPM vs. 22500BPM), weight (including battery 5.1lbs vs 3.8lbs) and the LXPH03 is not brushless while the LPH05 is brushless. For comparison, the LXPH01 is not brushless and has a max torque of 480 in-lbs, is the same speed as the LXPH05 and weighs 4.0 lbs. Makita makes 4 flavors of LXDT0x impact drivers 1, 4, 6 and 8. This kit contains the LXDT01, the LXT239 contains the LXDT08. The primary difference between them is that the LXDT01 has 3 speed settings while the LXDT08 has only 1. This allows you to dial-down the max torque to make it easier to avoid stripping delicate parts. The other differences are negligible. The top speed of the LXDT01 is slightly higher (2600RPM vs 2500RPM, 3400 IPM vs. 3200 IPM) and the top torque is slightly higher (1460 in-lbs vs 1420 in-lbs). The LXDT01 is also slightly lighter (3.3lbs vs 3.4lbs). For comparison, the LXDT04 is very similar to the LXDT08 except it isn't brushless, and the LXDT06 is very similar to the LXDT01 except it has a slightly higher max torque and speed. By the way motor brushes are, in-theory, a wear item in an electric motor, so a brushless motor would seem better. In reality, you most likely will never have to replace the brushes on your drill and even if you do need to replace them it's usually very simple to do.
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One difference I know of is that type 2 saws are no longer compatible with DeWalt's laser guide attachment. I bought the Infiniter RS-1 instead and have been happy with it...
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This is in the description: What's in the BoxOne DEWALT DC970K-2 18-volt drill/driver kit, including one 1/2-inch compact drill-driver, two 18-volt NiCAD batteries, one one-hour charger, and one contractor bag.
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Hello Michael, I don't familiar with DCL592L2 tools quality, but pay attention one tool (4-1/2" Cut-Off Tool) is missing from this set. Anyhow, I am vey satisfied with my tools set quality.
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Correct, DCK492L2 has a slightly better recip. saw in that you have multiple blade settings. The 491L2 recip. saw has no such feature. Other than that, no significant differences.